Must have (Cheap) accessories for your new 4runner!

Oh that's lovely. My task tomorrow on Amazon was to find one. Sound like it won't be a quick endeavor [emoji31]

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If the descriptions are to believed this is on Amazon

Sunshade for Toyota 4Runner 4-Runner 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Heatshield Windshield Sunshade #1246
 
Tint Wizard in Scottsdale quoted me $180 for the UV protectant tint on the front windshield... I'm hesitant because I have a few chips in my windshield and don't want to tint it if I end up replacing it.

I have had every car since living in PHX with 50% installed on the windshield....its a huge help, you don't even need sunglasses when driving but the deflection of heat alone is well worth the money to me. fyi..insurance will sometimes pay for replacing it.
 
This sunshade rocks and it fits perfectly.. I've used this brand for 6 years..


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Neither the Weathertech or Heatshield are what I'd call "cheap"...

I believe the OP's parameters were
"Let's put a high price limit of $200, but it would be fun to see the items <$50 that really make your day!" Everyone's definition of cheap is different but I think $40 dollars is not going to bankrupt you compared to other mods on this site. No one is telling you how to spend your money, just suggestions for those who did not know exact fit sunshades existed for their vehicle.
 
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A really cheap and useful first project Is some under body lighting/rock lights..


I don't typically like responding to posts like this, but you did not ask like the typical taker who comes on here feeling entitled to immediate answers. So hopefully this little nugget will get you started on the enthusiast/contributor path.

I still don't get the reluctance of people to help a brother out. Are you familiar with the term, "information ownership?" Spare us your rant about "takers," next time, ass.
 
So this is pretty cheap, and not very good looking, but very functional. An old Tupperware container and a bungee cord for a car trash can. I don't put food items in it, but paper and wrappers are perfect.
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Those look great, but I achieve the same w/ a moving blanket. It doesn't look as good as those, but I inherited a bunch of them and always want to have one with me at all times.

Just throwing that out there...

Though I am intrigued by the tailgate cover. Wife doesn't understand my anal retentiveness about the paint on my truck.
 

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