Finally Posted Pictures of my 2003 Sport

[Mark86]

I finally found some time to take pictures of my 2003 Sport Edition V8 4X4 in Titanium Silver and Cladding and upload them. This was not the color I originally wanted but I love it more and more each day. I think the silver looks good with the cladding. Enjoy!

 

[Mark86]

Here is a picture of the back.

 

[Mark86]

The front with the DRL's on

 

[Mark86]

Inside

 

[Mark86]

Last picture with the headlights on

 

[Guest]

That is hilarious you still have that tag sticking out of the glove box! :lmao:

I really like the silver/cladding- that was my original first choice actually.

 

[ycart1201]

Sweet bumber guard. I was looking at getting one of those but not sure how it will look with the painted bumpers.

Nathan
ycart1201

 

[Mark86]

The only other 4Runner I have seen this bumper on was a Silver Limited. Looked very good with the painted bumpers. I do not know how it looks on any other color.

 

[bryancos]

Nice Rig! What's that thing on the windshield? EZPASS transponder for the toll system out there?

 

[Iman74]

That's definetly an EZPASS. Nice rig dude.

 

[Rob]

It's nice.. But, It seems as if Toyota is losing some of it's ruggedness.. The plastics fenders remind me of the Silverado or the Nissan.. I think the 2001 has the best look!

 

[Mark86]

That white thing in my window is an EZ-PASS. If you are without it in New York or New Jersey, you are stuck in traffic at the toll booths on the parkway!

 

[yabedude]

Mark,

Nice rig!

Question about your Double Deck Cargo ... I take it that was an extra ... is it strong enough to support the weigh of two adults and some gear? Lets say 400 lbs for the sake of an argument.

I ask as I've seen another late 90's T4R recently and the owner added a platform for sleeping on. His rear seats are permanently folded down and he's built compartments under the platform for storing various tools and things.

I know the Double Deck Cargo is not long enough to sleep on, but I could probably add an extension to the middle section on top of folded down rear seats. The fabricated middle section could be removed and/or stored in the rear when the seats are in the upright position.

 

[MAC4Runner]

Mark,

Nice rig!

Question about your Double Deck Cargo ... I take it that was an extra ... is it strong enough to support the weigh of two adults and some gear? Lets say 400 lbs for the sake of an argument.

I ask as I've seen another late 90's T4R recently and the owner added a platform for sleeping on. His rear seats are permanently folded down and he's built compartments under the platform for storing various tools and things.

I know the Double Deck Cargo is not long enough to sleep on, but I could probably add an extension to the middle section on top of folded down rear seats. The fabricated middle section could be removed and/or stored in the rear when the seats are in the upright position.

FYI - The maximum weight for the cargo shelf is 66 lbs.

 

[yabedude]

Thanks MAC4Runner. That's what I figured.

 

[Mark86]

Actually, I do not even use the double decker cargo system anymore. I find it useless for what I carry around. Like MAC4Runner said, there is no way that will hold 400 lbs. I did not want the double deck cargo. In New Jersey, there is not many sports shipped without it. I looked and the dealer looked and we could not find one. Thanks for the compliments.

 

[yabedude]

Actually, I do not even use the double decker cargo system anymore. I find it useless for what I carry around. Like MAC4Runner said, there is no way that will hold 400 lbs. I did not want the double deck cargo. In New Jersey, there is not many sports shipped without it. I looked and the dealer looked and we could not find one. Thanks for the compliments.

In Canada, they only come with the Limited, at least for the 2003 models they did. That's what I remember.

 

[Rob]

Good lord

Iman... What is that monkey doing in your signature??

 

[Mark86]

I hate mime too. Did not want it but the dealer would not remove it. My Husky liner does not lay correctly at the back. Yes, it's the on made for this option but it makes the lip at the back of the liner lay down toward the bumper which is useless. I'm going to remove mine.

I am thinking of also removing that and my running boards when I have some free time. I have to experiment and see how I like it.

 

[yabedude]

I am thinking of also removing that and my running boards when I have some free time. I have to experiment and see how I like it.

Suggest sliders instead of the running boards. You can get ones that protrude slightly (less than the running boards) giving passengers something to climb up on. That's my plan.