Recent content by smithTR4

ok guys, I need some help. a new friend of mine gave me his fathers 97 4runner. It only has 120k miles on it and is in decent conidtion for its age. But the man who owned it before had a stroke while in the middle of doing some engine work and its been sitting for 5 or 6 years now without...

https://imgur.com/TU4TkDu https://imgur.com/c90EMNZ https://imgur.com/OpUODvU Would insurance total this out? 127k miles 1998 What would the price range be? Under 1000? 1500-2000? Over 2000?

bump Ill have shipping quotes for everyone tomorrow

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Depends on where you are located that would give me a better idea

decided to go a different route buyer pays shipping

all we need is someone who has access to a 3d printer.. like myself...... and enough demand of supply.

FS: 3rd gen rare key blank, floor mats, lug nuts Picked this up a good while ago and dont really care for it any more.. It will work on 3rd gen 4runners and other 90 model toyotas.. $20 shipped. These are hard to find. I also have some 3rd gen front and rear floor mats and some lugs nuts...

There is a tool you can buy I'll try and find it.. But I'll bet the clips are cheaper than the tool...

There weren't any zip ties on my buddy's 96.. Just some metal clips that held the cable in place..

You make it sound like it's a pain in the ass.. Replacing the antenna was actually pretty easy. maybe I've done more headache repairs than you no offense but the antenna was pretty ****ing simple. Take out the radio, remove the glove box, loosen the antenna wire where it's clipped in, pull down...

Bump! anyone have just the rear passenger side? I have not had any luck with just getting the single one without having to buy a whole set which I really dont wanna do..

Sorry I havent been on the forums lately but I need to go pick up some parts from them this week.. I will definitely try to speak with the manager about it since some people have inquired about this.

There is a set of oem pads you can get from the dealer for 56 bucks and they come with the shims already installed. I think they are from the sequoia but they are the same pads as the tundra but cheaper for some reason.. Ill try and find the part number but when it comes to pads OEM is the way...