4Runner Picture Gallery (All Gens)

[K.C.]

adoihcj,

Did you post here?

5th gen T4R (owner's) picture thread
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g.../57313-5th-gen-t4r-owners-picture-thread.html

 

[eskimochaos]

My 2010 SR5:

Its growing on me. Looks best in black/silver/grey as did the 4th gen.

Your sig is ridiculous.

 

[cwrose]

Your sig is ridiculous.

:iagree:

Edit: My bad, forgot I was in a pics only thread. Let me scrounge around for something.

 

[young runner]

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this is the cruising vessel
at least thats what i like to call it

 

[99_4Runner]

Here is Mine

 

[bigonenine]

My 03 Sport

Just got it 4 days ago and I love it!

 

[WonderKeeper]

Here is my.

 

[fxoffroad]

Where was this photo taken? Very cool.

 

[tomhaney1]

I like this shot...

I just polished, detailed and sealed so I thought I'd throw this on too...

 

[Uneek]

I just polished, detailed and sealed so I thought I'd throw this on too...

Wow, your wheel well is super clean. It looks cleaner than a brand new vehicle's.

 

[tomhaney1]

Thanks! Citrus degreaser and pressure washing always does the trick. The key is good protectant- you can clean all you want but if there isn't any protectant you're wasting your time. I have always thought that clean wheel wells and undercarriage sets you apart from the others.

 

[tomhaney1]

If you liked that one you'll love this one...

 

[Mason Fresh]

If you liked that one you'll love this one...

God that is impressive.

 

[tomhaney1]

Thanks! I'm kind of upset though because the coating on my rear passenger wheel well has a tear in it. I'm not sure how to fix this? I got a branch stuck in there while up at Mammoth about a month ago...

 

[Uneek]

Thanks! Citrus degreaser and pressure washing always does the trick. The key is good protectant- you can clean all you want but if there isn't any protectant you're wasting your time. I have always thought that clean wheel wells and undercarriage sets you apart from the others.

:iagree: You know the tricks of the show car circuits. :bigok:

Mine aren't clean like yours. I spray WD-40 on mine to keep the snow, slush and road salt off of it. I see other people's wheel wells cake up with snow and mine hardly have anything on it when it's snowing.

 

[price311usn]

Snow Fun

An afternoon drive around base on the fire roads after 60 cumulative inches of snow.

 

[Project99]

1999 sr5

 

[tomhaney1]

:iagree: You know the tricks of the show car circuits. :bigok:

Mine aren't clean like yours. I spray WD-40 on mine to keep the snow, slush and road salt off of it. I see other people's wheel wells cake up with snow and mine hardly have anything on it when it's snowing.

I have never seen that done before- it's genius! I had friends that would use Pam cooking spray. I spent too many hours with my father and uncle restoring and showing classics- mainly europeans...

 

[d.roc82]

my new 2010

 

[latitude777]

New rig!

Just joined this forum as i purchased a 91 4runner RV6 yesterday. 3.0 V6 manual trans.. It came with 2 inches body lift and 33" tyres on 15x7 inch rims but i tossed them quick smart and chucked on a set of 15x10's with a negative 44 offset... Looks the trick and doesnt rub anywhere apart from the mud guards at full lock.. These will be coming off anyways.. so no loss!

1st shot is with old rims.. 15x7's
2nd shot is with 15x10s..