JadatheRottweiler
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Tell me the story behind the saddle....?
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Tell me the story behind the saddle....?
BigFishAllDay
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Looks like Rainier to me....
In CO that would just be another 14er, but at that latitude you've got alot of glacial ice on a mountain that size... that and it's a volcano.
Sounds like a fun summit hike.
In CO that would just be another 14er, but at that latitude you've got alot of glacial ice on a mountain that size... that and it's a volcano.
Sounds like a fun summit hike.
JadatheRottweiler
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awdjunkies
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Thanks guys.
The interior is still a work in progress and everything was done by me. (Just have the dash to finish).
I bought the truck and the interior was shot so I decided to gut it completely and upgrade everything to 99-02 since junked 4runners are very abundant here in Central Florida.
Rear panels, lower door sills, Oh Sh!t! handles and lower panels on the seats are all rhino lined since thats what gets the most wear and tear. The seats, door panel inserts and arm rest are leather wrapped in brick red. Headliner was done in black, visors in black suede and all other panels were dyed black.
I couldn't dye the seat belts so I installed rear grey ones and left the tan ones up front, but they're hardly noticeable. Carpet was a honda civic black kit that my brother gave me lol and it fit fairly well. I also used a fine black carpet for the rear hatch area and dyed limited mats that came out very well.
The interior is still a work in progress and everything was done by me. (Just have the dash to finish).
I bought the truck and the interior was shot so I decided to gut it completely and upgrade everything to 99-02 since junked 4runners are very abundant here in Central Florida.
Rear panels, lower door sills, Oh Sh!t! handles and lower panels on the seats are all rhino lined since thats what gets the most wear and tear. The seats, door panel inserts and arm rest are leather wrapped in brick red. Headliner was done in black, visors in black suede and all other panels were dyed black.
I couldn't dye the seat belts so I installed rear grey ones and left the tan ones up front, but they're hardly noticeable. Carpet was a honda civic black kit that my brother gave me lol and it fit fairly well. I also used a fine black carpet for the rear hatch area and dyed limited mats that came out very well.
Interior upgrades include:
99+ centerconsole (vents/armrest etc)
99+ sunvisors
99+ upper console
99+ rear panels with bigger storage cabinet + outet
I'm working on my steering wheel, though not from a 99+ 4runner, I rather took the stock one from my Supra which looks almost like a stock 99+ 4runner wheel. I'm just stitching up the leather now which takes FOREVER!
I also need to do the dash then I'll be done
BTW, the truck now has 356K miles on it!
Peter
99+ centerconsole (vents/armrest etc)
99+ sunvisors
99+ upper console
99+ rear panels with bigger storage cabinet + outet
I'm working on my steering wheel, though not from a 99+ 4runner, I rather took the stock one from my Supra which looks almost like a stock 99+ 4runner wheel. I'm just stitching up the leather now which takes FOREVER!
I also need to do the dash then I'll be done
BTW, the truck now has 356K miles on it!
Peter
JadatheRottweiler
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peter- you must own a sweat shop with all that stitching...props
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Ice & prominence make the difference. =}
Nice work, looks amazing.
zacattack20
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It looks like you did a really good job on the interior. And the seats look really comfy and padded. I'm still in the process of converting my interior to black, just short on money right now.
Before the lift on 285/75/16s
Peter
what rims are those?
fightman80
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Interior upgrades include:
99+ centerconsole (vents/armrest etc)
99+ sunvisors
99+ upper console
99+ rear panels with bigger storage cabinet + outet
I'm working on my steering wheel, though not from a 99+ 4runner, I rather took the stock one from my Supra which looks almost like a stock 99+ 4runner wheel. I'm just stitching up the leather now which takes FOREVER!
I also need to do the dash then I'll be done
BTW, the truck now has 356K miles on it!
Peter
Great work on the interior man! I love to see someone do a mod that hardly nobody else has done! :trophy:
derekabraham
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Sweet pictures! Where were they taken?
K2Runner
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Lake Keechelus near Snoqualmie Pass, Washington
quicksilvr
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Great looking 4Runner K2!
derekabraham
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pdx650
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Twin Peaks
Twin Peaks was filmed around that area.
Twin Peaks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Filming locations
Snoqualmie Falls in June 2008
Lynch and Frost went on a location scout to Washington and a friend of Frost's recommended Snoqualmie Falls, just east of Seattle. They drove there and found all of the locations that they had written into the pilot episode.[8] The towns of Snoqualmie and North Bend, Washington—which were the primary filming locations for stock Twin Peaks exterior footage—are only about an hour's drive from the town of Roslyn, Washington, the town used for the series Northern Exposure. Many exterior scenes were filmed in wooded areas of Malibu, California.[5]
A scene in the Northern Exposure first-season episode "The Russian Flu" was shot at Snoqualmie Falls, which was also featured in the opening titles sequence of Twin Peaks. The background behind the actors of Invitation to Love is not a studio set, but the interior of the Ennis House, an architectural landmark of Frank Lloyd Wright in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles.
Twin Peaks was filmed around that area.
Twin Peaks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Filming locations
Snoqualmie Falls in June 2008
Lynch and Frost went on a location scout to Washington and a friend of Frost's recommended Snoqualmie Falls, just east of Seattle. They drove there and found all of the locations that they had written into the pilot episode.[8] The towns of Snoqualmie and North Bend, Washington—which were the primary filming locations for stock Twin Peaks exterior footage—are only about an hour's drive from the town of Roslyn, Washington, the town used for the series Northern Exposure. Many exterior scenes were filmed in wooded areas of Malibu, California.[5]
A scene in the Northern Exposure first-season episode "The Russian Flu" was shot at Snoqualmie Falls, which was also featured in the opening titles sequence of Twin Peaks. The background behind the actors of Invitation to Love is not a studio set, but the interior of the Ennis House, an architectural landmark of Frank Lloyd Wright in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles.
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