Fredward
New member
Hey everyone. I made the plunge and signed on the line 20 times and drove home in my first 4runner, my first Toyota, my first suv, my first 4wd, my first white vehicle, my first newish vehicle. Pretty darn excited. I made a few posts about whether I should jump on the deal or not and I saw swayed by a few members with hardly more posts under their belt than me. Lol guess I was just looking for someone besides myself to say yes you should do it. So here it is
It's a 2016 trail premium w kdss. It belonged to a guy that traveled for work so it alreadyp has 55,000 miles on it. I bought an extended warranty with it. 4yr/48k miles $100 deductible, came with 7yr of paint and interior warranty. Immediate plans are to do some cosmetic things; the obvious required blacking out of badges and bumpers and roof rack, yellow vinyl on the fogs, window tint, upgrade lighting(probably led headlights) don't know all the options for fogs yet, and paint the wheels. Down the road I will do lift/level kit, wheels and tires, Baja/gobi style roof rack, upgrade sound system. And that's probably about it.
I am a travel nurse so I'll eventually have the opportunity to take it on some cool adventures depending on where my assignments take me. I have never don't any off-roading so it'll be pretty basic stuff if I do. But I can't wait to get out there and have fun.
I also like to kayak, snowboard, and build and race drift cars so I'm super happy to have a nation cruiser that I can modify.
Here's a picture of it but it just looks like a stock trail so nothing really to see. Any advice or comments are welcome.
It's a 2016 trail premium w kdss. It belonged to a guy that traveled for work so it alreadyp has 55,000 miles on it. I bought an extended warranty with it. 4yr/48k miles $100 deductible, came with 7yr of paint and interior warranty. Immediate plans are to do some cosmetic things; the obvious required blacking out of badges and bumpers and roof rack, yellow vinyl on the fogs, window tint, upgrade lighting(probably led headlights) don't know all the options for fogs yet, and paint the wheels. Down the road I will do lift/level kit, wheels and tires, Baja/gobi style roof rack, upgrade sound system. And that's probably about it.
I am a travel nurse so I'll eventually have the opportunity to take it on some cool adventures depending on where my assignments take me. I have never don't any off-roading so it'll be pretty basic stuff if I do. But I can't wait to get out there and have fun.
I also like to kayak, snowboard, and build and race drift cars so I'm super happy to have a nation cruiser that I can modify.
Here's a picture of it but it just looks like a stock trail so nothing really to see. Any advice or comments are welcome.
