Recent content by WellingtonB

I have attempted to list our 2018 5th gen twice now in the classifieds with zero luck. Keeps getting deleted even though I am (I think) I am following the required protocol. Anyone have any insight as to why the thread is not sticking? Anyhow... For Sale: 2018 TRD Pro Off Road Premium...

2003 Toyota 4Runner - 130K Miles - 4.7 Liter V8 - Full time AWD (4x4) - Sunroof - Tow Package - Clean Title in hand - Registered until September 2016 - Smog Check done - New Battery - All services up to date - New tires last year - New timing belt - All service records My favorite car of...

Looking for a 4th Gen Sport Hood local to the Bay Area. Gray would be nice. Also looking for a set of FJ springs and 5100's.

$700? Are you looking at OEM? Go for aftermarket. Shouldn't cost more than $200 for the glass depending on where you go. Install is a pain on this one however so $300 might be fair to a little high. Aftermarket Glass Part# FB21886 YPY

I have an opportunity to purchase an Old Man Emu 3" lift kit coming off of a 2015 Tacoma. I have a 2003 T4R V8 SR5. What, if any, parts can I use off this lift kit on my truck?

GTY = Non-Privacy Tint YPY = Privacy Tint You most likely have YPY.

Interesting. It just may be the going rate for your region.

The aftermarket glass is fine and tint matches perfectly. Do yourself a favor and skip Safelite. Read reviews for local auto glass shops and insist to your insurance where you want the work done. Your part number is FQ21884 YPY

The $450 to $500 quotes seem a bit high. Where are you located? San Francisco Bay Area that job should be around $350 maximum, parts and labor.

Where we're you yesterday? :) I should have looked into a matching paint actually. At the moment, it's such a tiny sliver of a panel and sort of hidden under the lights so it looks ok.

Finally got around to taking care of this. Thanks for the tip AdventureRunner06 In case anyone else needs just these panels off to sand and paint. Here's my quick write up: Tools: Plastic fiber stick (so you don't scratch the good paint), 10mm socket (or just a Philips screwdriver)...

If your deductible is low enough and you do plan on going through insurance, make sure you specify to them which shop you prefer.

Yes, that is the correct part. Actually, the full part number is FQ21884 YPY. Unless you have experience working with auto glass urethane systems, I would highly suggest you take it to a reputable shop. Cutting out the rest of the urethane and remaining glass without marring the body...

I feel your pain. Bought my T4R on a Thursday, went to visit the family on a Friday and had a couple of drinks. My sober designated driver reversed out of the parking spot and smashed the rear bumper...into a wall, in a brightly lit parking garage. Argh...

Tell him to bring a buddy to help with the install. We run into trucks with lumber racks that hang way over the windshield. If we're uncomfortable, we have two sets of hands to install. Also run into to lots of vehicles with light bars, snorkels, antennas, etc.