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A few pics from my weekend at the beach.

Drove down to the mouth of the Nestucca River:
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Looking back towards Haystack Rock:
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Stopped to play in the sand with my daughter:
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Old Kitty the dog loves the addition of the half doors. She has a much better view while driving.
 

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Went camping in the Sierra Ancha mountains just east of Punkin Center AZ this weekend, 16 Geeps, 1 FJ Cruiser, 1 4Runner:

air-down spot:


1/2 way there:





Found some shade for a quick lunch break:
 
Looks like you have a great time with your rig!

What do you have for a lift? 4"?

Thank you - I do my best to enjoy my truck - thats what its built for :)

The lift, its been pieced together over the last 10 years so its a combo of random stuff. Right now, the front is just the Blazeland Long Travel kit with Bilstein 5100's & Old Man Emu t-bars; the rear is factory leafs with some 12", 125lb helper springs - if you're familiar with 1st gen 4Runners its commonly referred to as the ZUK mod - I had it done by the ZUK man himself while I had my rig at his place having him install a Detroit Locker 8 or 9 years ago.
 


The 89 4Runner is still daily driving. The backyard body work (for those of you who remember the post) I did last year is holding up well.

340,047 miles on the 3.0, no rebuilt yet. Knock on wood!

Sits nearly dead level with 2" add-a-leaf kit in the rear ans the torsion bars adjusted 1/4th inch higher than stock. (they were uneven after 26 years and probably sagged at least 1/4th inch anyway - more of an adjustment).
 
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My 1st 1st Gen

I have been building Big Blazers, Jimmys, Jeeps and the small Trackers and Samurai's my whole life and always wanted a 1st gen runner. Finally I found one that wasn't rotting off its frame or better yet the frame rotting from under it.

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Marty McFly only dreams of having a 4Runner.
 

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Another fine day. Up at aprox. 7800ft.
 

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Hydrabyte's Blue 4runner - Tire Upgrade

This ride needed 35's to fill out the wheel well.
 

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I have been building Big Blazers, Jimmys, Jeeps and the small Trackers and Samurai's my whole life and always wanted a 1st gen runner. Finally I found one that wasn't rotting off its frame or better yet the frame rotting from under it.

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317k4ro.jpg

Looks good, I like those wheels. What's the plan for it?
 

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