Man I'd love to get those rims for my army green 22 trd orp.
You know you can purchase these, right? Toyota part number is PTR2035110F5
I think they look fantastic on the army green runners.
Man I'd love to get those rims for my army green 22 trd orp.
I can't see them releasing the 6th gen 4runner and 4th gen tacoma in the same model year. The Tacoma will be released first. We need to start a pool on here as to when it will be redesigned and where it will be made.
Made by a Chinese company named Alibaba. I looked on the corporate website and found the most fascinating statement and I quote:
"For a company that was founded in 1999, lasting 102 years means we will have spanned three centuries, an achievement that few companies can claim."
Absolutely true...since that's 23 years ago, not 102.:yell::shrug:
You know you can purchase these, right? Toyota part number is PTR2035110F5
I think they look fantastic on the army green runners.
Seen one at the dealer last night
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They wanted 60k for it.
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Is this the one at St Charles Toyota? I saw it Friday as well as I was passing by on North Ave.
If so, not even a real 40th anniversary, it’s a 22 with 8k miles and is noted as being a STC ( St Charles Toyota) custom. Seems to be a TRD
Off-Road on which they added the stripes, bronze TRD Wheels, and for some reason a PRO roof rack. If I remember reading correctly the 40th anniversary is based on SR5 premium.
Link:
https://www.stcharlestoyota.net/inv...er-trd-off-rd-prem-4x4-suv-jteru5jr4n6028146/
Is this the one at St Charles Toyota? I saw it Friday as well as I was passing by on North Ave.
If so, not even a real 40th anniversary, it’s a 22 with 8k miles and is noted as being a STC ( St Charles Toyota) custom. Seems to be a TRD
Off-Road on which they added the stripes, bronze TRD Wheels, and for some reason a PRO roof rack. If I remember reading correctly the 40th anniversary is based on SR5 premium.
Link:
https://www.stcharlestoyota.net/inv...er-trd-off-rd-prem-4x4-suv-jteru5jr4n6028146/
If the dealership did that, I can't imagine Toyota would be overly pleased. While I personally think the looks of the 40th Anniversary Edition is a joke, Toyota probably takes it very seriously.