How do you classify your 4Runner?

Re: TAILGATE

Love my MoreFunner's tailgate, but I wish the upper part were a hatch that's quick to open, instead of a power window that's slow and would not work if battery is dead.

Yeah my buddy has an earlier Chevy Blazer and those tailgates operate that way. It's a dream. You do lose the aspect of being able to roll down the window in transit though.
 
I had a '72 Blazer and you could lock the hatch in the open position.
 

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Truck: body on frame vehicle with a low range gearbox that has a trail gate to enter the cargo area.

Pick Up Truck. Body on frame vehicle that has a passenger cab and a cargo area that are fitted on dependably of each other.

Remember folks, you could get a 4Runner back in the 80s with a rear seat delete. Just a metal bed in the back. So I would consider our 1st gens and 2nd gens to be trucks, but not a PICK UP TRUCK. The Big three make those.
 
Since everyone pretty much nailed it... Id like to stand up on the soap box for a few seconds..

What really bothers me is when someone calls a truck (especially a full size rig) a car...

I think it all depends on where/how you grew up.

It's almost offensive.
 
I call mine a beater, as I bought it for $200 and drove it home... fixed what NEEED to be fixed and drive the hell out of it.. Take it hunting, crash into a tree, meh.. no worries.. Not a show truck
 
When I see one thats stock height, its more of an SUV to me.
With a little lift and tires, its more of a truck.

Mine - Slowly becoming buggy.

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I guess it just depends on how much
 
I consider mine a truck.. its sure tiny next to my chevy, but I fit 3 bales of straw and two 55 lbs feed sacks in it so it earned Truck! :-P

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