seabun
Member
:cowboy: Hi everyone! I've read threads on T4R.org for years, felt like it was time I join and contribute and be part of the community!
I am on my 3rd 4Runner. Aside from a brief period where I had a tiny Volvo (we all experiment in college right? lol), 4Runners are all I know and likely will ever drive, until I pick up my Lambo in 90-100 years.
I had a 1993 Forest Green SR5. Very blessed this was my first ride, my dad and I did a few mods, had a lot of fun together back roading and hitting some local trails (nothing crazy, OK has some serious stuff).
After messing with the Swede for a year, I fell in love with a 1996 SR5. Nothing fancy, but that's probably why I liked it so much. I saw a lot of the country with that ride; road trip warrior. Always full of friends, the go-to. I was finally at a point in my life where I could start modding again but she got totaled in a wreck in May.
Which brings me to my current ride, a 1999 Desert Dune Limited 4WD. Bought in June. The mid gen upgrades are nice, and it has a lot more amenities than I'm used to.
I look forward to getting to know you guys and contribute however I can. Eastern Oklahoma showing T4R.org some love!!
I am on my 3rd 4Runner. Aside from a brief period where I had a tiny Volvo (we all experiment in college right? lol), 4Runners are all I know and likely will ever drive, until I pick up my Lambo in 90-100 years.
I had a 1993 Forest Green SR5. Very blessed this was my first ride, my dad and I did a few mods, had a lot of fun together back roading and hitting some local trails (nothing crazy, OK has some serious stuff).
After messing with the Swede for a year, I fell in love with a 1996 SR5. Nothing fancy, but that's probably why I liked it so much. I saw a lot of the country with that ride; road trip warrior. Always full of friends, the go-to. I was finally at a point in my life where I could start modding again but she got totaled in a wreck in May.
Which brings me to my current ride, a 1999 Desert Dune Limited 4WD. Bought in June. The mid gen upgrades are nice, and it has a lot more amenities than I'm used to.
I look forward to getting to know you guys and contribute however I can. Eastern Oklahoma showing T4R.org some love!!
