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That Brown 4Runner.. :O
Brown-on-brown with stripes.. what an epic colourway. Is it original as-is?

Yup all original. Color is called Copper metallic (RootBeer ). Came on landcruisers of that era aswell. (color code 474). Those rims also came on some landcruisers. The front bull-bar was a dealer accessory i figure .

Those particular decals were popular in jdm/oz/nz markets.

Only ever saw one other brown 4runner for sale.
 
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Lets get some pics of the engine!

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Thats news to me, ill have to try and polish them up and save them.

It's a small thing but those were not factory. If you take one off the maker will probably be molded in small letters on the back.

You can view dealer brochures at http://www.toyotareference.com/4runner/1984-1989 but he charges to view. Those are called turbine wheels and they were a style in the 80's. I did not say popular but I guess they were. There were 5 lug for Jeeps and 6 lug for Chevy/Toyota. I've seen them on muscle cars too. I bought an '88 4Runner new and they were not offered and I never liked them anyway. My dealer would put aftermarket wheels on so I got Outlaw II's. Those are the "bullet hole" wheels you see on 80's trucks.

You mentioned getting steel wheels. Aluminum wheels are lighter so get slightly better gas mileage if that's an issue for you. You should be able to get some 15" Tacoma or 16" 3rd gen 4Runner aluminums for about $80-$100 a set from Craigslist.

Sorry for the boring history. I love your new 4Runner. Have fun.
 
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It's a small thing but those were not factory. If you take one off the maker will probably be molded in small letters on the back.

You can view dealer brochures at Toyota 4runner Touchup Paint Codes, Image Galleries, Brochure and TV Commercial Archives but he charges to view. Those are called turbine wheels and they were a style in the 80's. I did not say popular but I guess they were. There were 5 lug for Jeeps and 6 lug for Chevy/Toyota. I've seen them on muscle cars too. I bought an '88 4Runner new and they were not offered and I never liked them anyway. My dealer would put aftermarket wheels on so I got Outlaw II's. Those are the "bullet hole" wheels you see on 80's trucks.

You mentioned getting steel wheels. Aluminum wheels are lighter so get slightly better gas mileage if that's an issue for you. You should be able to get some 15" Tacoma or 16" 3rd gen 4Runner aluminums for about $80-$100 a set from Craigslist.

Sorry for the boring history. I love your new 4Runner. Have fun.

Well they are staying either way i guess, ive decided they look pretty good on her. I spent all day yesterday re doing the timing chain on her
 
Here we are in the boonies of Southern Oregon. I am on my property near the Rouge Valley.
 

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News to me too.

Always thought they were factory due to seeing them quite often on mid 80s Toyotas.

Jeep had a 5 lug version on Cherokees back in the day, factory spec Turbine wheels.
 
Not a particularly good pic but I had to take one to commemorate the truck's 1st trip to Pisgah National Forest for a little MTB action. Probably my favorite place on earth.
 

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loving the rigs guys.
I left work today to gorgeous crisp morning so took a coffee and the camera out with my JUNK for some posing.
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Today in Montana, aprox. 6,500ft elevation.
 

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