How many members on 3rd gen section of T4R.org?

I drove it for the first time in over 2 months. After running the battery tender for a day a week ago, it started right up. I think I need to get the tires balanced though, I've got a wicked vibration at 65, which is usually tire related.

I did roll over 382555 today, so only another 2 years to hit 400k!
 
Whoo Hooo!!! So what? 17?

I love my 3rd gen. I can spot the outline of a 3rd at night, in bad weather, in a parking lot... just about where ever. They seem to be the most "built" of all the gen 4Runners in my neck of the woods. They seem to be a perfect size for easily threading the needle through some tight situations where FJ's, 4th, 5th gens, and Tacos struggle. I love running with my FJ friends. Those are great rigs in their own right, but I always know that if they got through a tight spot, then I should be fine. Hahaha. 236K miles and still modding.
 
I'll take number 10 if nobody else wants it.

Where are you at in the Yoop? I am in MQT.

Do I get to count as multiple members if I have multiple 3rd gens? I have been pretty MIA since moving from OR, but now I have a garage and will be a bit more present, but this site rocks... Also, my rigs have just run amazingly well for the past year, so no real trouble shooting!

#18 what a great age, but 17 was probably better with less responsibility.
 
I'll take ticket number 19, running my second 3rd Gen with a collective total of over 530,000 miles on both odo's combined! There's something about these trucks that just fits the bill. Prost!

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I drove it for the first time in over 2 months. After running the battery tender for a day a week ago, it started right up. I think I need to get the tires balanced though, I've got a wicked vibration at 65, which is usually tire related.

I did roll over 382555 today, so only another 2 years to hit 400k!

you may want to drive it a bit and see if the vibrations go away. Tires can get flat spots from sitting too long. Usually some driving takes care of it. If it doesn't go away after some driving then get them balanced.
 
I'll take 24. I'm brand new, actually buying my first 3rd Gen tomorrow afternoon. I'll be the third owner, no accidents, all the maintenance records of a 1996 Limited T4R.

Pretty excited to say the least. I'll post pics after I take delivery.


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Here she is! Pretty stoked.
 

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I'll take #25.

Cheers to the forum that caused me to spend way to much money on my vehicle with accessories (but also saved me boat loads) :cheers:
 
#26 here, there's a whole boatload of 3rd gens and I'd bet anybody who's done any sort of work on their vehicle has visited here at least once.
 
#27 I was a long time lurker. I have had my T4R for almost 6 years. Lot of maintenance but no mods yet.
 
#30

Second one for me, first was a leased 96, then bought a 2000 3.4 5 speed daily driver and trippin' machine

Gary
 

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you may want to drive it a bit and see if the vibrations go away. Tires can get flat spots from sitting too long. Usually some driving takes care of it. If it doesn't go away after some driving then get them balanced.

Drove it 30 miles this week, mostly highway, vibration is the same. Took into Firestone today for Lifetime Alignment checkup. Turns out I have a bad ITRE, so I'm going to address that soon and see where that gets me.

The tires have about 8k on them anyway, and have been on there about 2 years, so it's time for a balance anyway.
 

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