This is one of the most inspiring threads. Well done sir! Mine is a work in progress. First 4runner I've ever owned. Stock SR5, v6, 2wd. White. You're thread has given me a lot of direction. Thank you.
Its so beautifulhoto:
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It's been awhile since I checked in on this thread. Damn that bumper looks good. A lot of progress over the last couple of month. Nice work man!
duuude I thought I was the only one on here from salina. your truck is bad ass, your brother bought the FJ from Long Mcarthur right?
Did you model the front bumper after anyone in particular or just your own version ? Must say if so one of the better (IMPO) ones out there !!
Yep. We work across the street from each other.You must have seen my truck around town then? Hard to miss it. Actually my Dad bought the FJ in 2008 from a dealer in KC and my brother bought it from him a couple years ago.
Yep. We work across the street from each other.
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Aah ic. Yes i had the 3rd gen also. I was wondering about that fj because we had one at the dealership a few months back. Your 4runner is a beauty. I still cant get over that front bumper it is super clean lookingYou must drive that silver 4th gen? Did you own a silver 3rd gen too, with the lights on the bumper?
I am at our manufacturing shop 40% of the time currently working on a project, but my desk is actually across town in our engineering buildings, but yeah pretty ironic actually.
My gosh your 4Runner is stunning! How in the world did you scrounge up enough money to mod so much during college?:wow: If I weren't so busy with athletics then I would gladly get a job to fund my little addiction I've recently found. I would for sure love to add a plate/tube bumper in the front and rear but I don't have the materials or skills or tools necessary!:ybrick:
Also, I just spent two hours scrolling through your build and could just imagine being there fabbing the bumpers or wheeling with all the pics you supplied the forum
I guess living at home while going to school has it's perks. Also, having a decent job throughout school let me pay off a good amount of school before graduating so that I don't have a ton of debt. Using used components and building some parts myself, and doing all the labor myself, has kept costs down.