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I’m working through a list of items on my 4Runner like the rest of us with a 30 plus year old vehicle. Just finished getting the exhaust leaks dealt with and mechanically it’s pretty done, now I can work on cleaning up the interior, replacing the rugs with new ones from rock auto and using a green machine to hopefully clean the rest.
 

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I’m working through a list of items on my 4Runner like the rest of us with a 30 plus year old vehicle. Just finished getting the exhaust leaks dealt with and mechanically it’s pretty done, now I can work on cleaning up the interior, replacing the rugs with new ones from rock auto and using a green machine to hopefully clean the rest.

What is this "green machine"? I rented something from Kroger to see if it would remove some stains. Only some sadly.
 
Little Green Machines...

Depending on the solutions you use these are great for the cloth interiors!( We have CATS so they come in handy !)
 

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Depending on the solutions you use these are great for the cloth interiors!( We have CATS so they come in handy !)

Okay cool. I'm dying to have a bright gray carpeted interior instead of the worn color it is. I'm tempted to pull the carpet completely out and pressure wash it. Maybe a weekend job :)

I've already pulled half of it to replace the sound deadening under the front seats/mats
 
Hello Ray, you are everywhere! I was thinking last weekend when I was making a plan to start replacing the weathered wiring how nice it would be to have you living close so I could borrow your brains and hands.

:) Yeah, would be happy to help. Fun working on our classics. Keep us posted, however, so we can help with ideas, etc.

BTW,
If you're able to pull out the carpets that you want to keep, just throw them in a front-loading washing machine (no agitator blades). That's how I cleaned mine. Worked well. However, I now plan to replace carpet with low-maintenance and easy-clean diamond-plate pattern floor runner like these.
 
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Yes it is by my understanding. The P.O. owned it for most it’s life and used it as a road vehicle. Doesn’t look to have been off road. Never had the top removed.
 
Snow day at Mt. Pinos with my girlfriend

Found some trails near the Mt. Pinos summit and did some sledding!



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First post...Heres my 1988

Here's my 1988 that was totally stock when i brought it home a few years ago
 

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Thanks man! Yes to everything lol. Plus a Marlin 4.7 t-case, gears, rear locker etc. Gonna eventually get build thread going when i can
 
Did the Marlin HD shift lever socket and ball seat and went for a spin. I love Vancouver Island.
 

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