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its a 2000 wj 4 inch lift 33inch duratracs has the 4.7 h.o v8 just got tranny out trying to buy it off him for cheap to cut the roof off and stuff huge tires on it and make myself a trail buggy and have something to pull with the yota but i dont think he will come off of it thats about all its good for hehe iv had 14 jeeps from tjs to yjs to xjs one built zj and not one of the 14 compare to a toyota im very pleased with toyota
 
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More pics in build thread. :D
 
Snapped these a couple weeks ago. Its the daily, weekend car and the race car.

4Runner is a 97 with all 99+ upgrades inside and out. (not pictured are the 01-02 tails) It also has 371K miles on the chassis.

Blue Supra is a 93 with 62K miles and has a small single with built auto trans.

White widebody Supra shell is a 93 with 119k. caged, single, 6 speed, 800hp goal etc etc.

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Just picked this up last week!

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Thanks for looking!

Peter
 

Looks really good! I really like the tube doors. Did you make them yourself?

Also, I'm not an expert, but I think that you're supposed to attach your harness directly behind your shoulders on a tube support. If you mount the harness behind you the way you did, you can compress your spine in the event of a crash. Just don't want anyone to get hurt...
 
Looks really good! I really like the tube doors. Did you make them yourself?

Also, I'm not an expert, but I think that you're supposed to attach your harness directly behind your shoulders on a tube support. If you mount the harness behind you the way you did, you can compress your spine in the event of a crash. Just don't want anyone to get hurt...

Yeah, I made them myself.

and no, they can be like that. It's all about the angle, not where they're mounted.

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I used a hook and spring and they rattle like crazy. I just went out to change the lock setup but I ran out of wire on the welder halfway through. Looks like I'll be using this setup til my new wire gets here.... Or just man up and arc weld that shizz... What I'm changing it to is using a vertical bolt to slip into the latch, and then a spring to keep the bolt pushed down, that way you have to pull up on the bolt head to clear the latch and then the door will open. You know what I'm sayin? I'll put pictures in my build thread when I get it done, Might be a week or so though...
 
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