JadatheRottweiler
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1:24 nice dude!
Just got home from some winter wheelin..... The Dirt Duster received it's first trail wound. I am not very stoked, and either is my truck. Looks like I need to find a bodyman/painter. :gun5:
Ah, damn.I've never experienced that, but I know I would be in a crappy mood if it ever did.
Ah bummer dude!
I have a distaste for serious winter wheeling due to the no grip issue... Hope it isn't too bad - post up some pictures so we can all feel your pain.


... that hurts dude.
Glad you have a donor available - add one more project to the list, eh?
It never ends! Any pics of your T4R back at the new house!?!




..............:fro:.........(now put that ish on and run over some rocks)
Great build and the attention to detail is inspirational! I have done a horrible job of posting the progress made on my rig but this certainly encourages me to get on it. :hatsoff:
I really liked the rear hatch screen & LEDs; functional and they look great!
I love your build! Perfect balance of daily driveability and offroad capability IMO. I'm heading down to Bellingham, WA tonight to look at this 96 SR5 and hopefully buy it. My goal is to do almost exactly what you've done to yours. The importation process is a bit of a hassle but its incredible how much cheaper the used runners are across the border.
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1996 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4x4

