Magnetic Grey 4Runners! Lets see them!

There are not many pictures here of MGM with white letter KO2s so posting for reference.

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Our Two Babies

My Mr Grey is on the Left. The Misters #jstim is on the Right.


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Bilstein in the front set at 1.75; 1 inch cornfed rear spacers; fx f(n) pro wheels; 275 KO2s; vizsla in the trunk (for kicks). Gobi stealth no rise to arrive in a few weeks...psyched!
 

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I guess its time I contribute.

Here's mine with stuff...see signature.
 

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Very nice!

2 questions: What Rock lights are you using? and What is your radio setup like (handheld or base)?

Cheapies from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LZU3DWG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

They don't come with a wiring harness, so I made one that is like modern christmas tree lights. If I smash one, the rest will still light.

For radios...I have a mobile ham radio, ICOM IC2730A with an small 2m/70cm Comet SBB2 antenna and a Comet HD-5 lip mount on the rear hatch. Wiring for it is run through the hatch pass through, down the C pillar, up through the passenger kick panels, to the radio brains under the front passenger seat...and then the connecting wire from the brains to the head unit run under the center console, behind the dash, and into the back of the glove box where I hide the head unit when its not mounted on its RAM mount.

For CB, I have a cheap handheld Midland...haven't decided whether or not to run a coax for it, but before the ham, I have a short Firestick antenna for it all tuned up.

For handheld HAM, I have three Baofengs...they are surprising good around town! and easy to program.
 
Cheapies from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LZU3DWG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

They don't come with a wiring harness, so I made one that is like modern christmas tree lights. If I smash one, the rest will still light.

For radios...I have a mobile ham radio, ICOM IC2730A with an small 2m/70cm Comet SBB2 antenna and a Comet HD-5 lip mount on the rear hatch. Wiring for it is run through the hatch pass through, down the C pillar, up through the passenger kick panels, to the radio brains under the front passenger seat...and then the connecting wire from the brains to the head unit run under the center console, behind the dash, and into the back of the glove box where I hide the head unit when its not mounted on its RAM mount.

For CB, I have a cheap handheld Midland...haven't decided whether or not to run a coax for it, but before the ham, I have a short Firestick antenna for it all tuned up.

For handheld HAM, I have three Baofengs...they are surprising good around town! and easy to program.

That is an awesome setup. I am looking at doing some similar things to my 4R. I will be taking my Technician exam next month (missed it this month). I have a handheld Baofeng that I listen to for now.
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Thanks for sharing!!!
 
Trail at Arches, UT. Awesome road trip and beautiful places we visited in 2300 miles from CA through UT and back.
 

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