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3MPHToy

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Hello all,

I've been a LOOOONG time fan of Toyota trucks and vehicles. I've had several of them over the years with all different purposes. I started out with an R titled 88 reg cab 4x4 pick up with a V6 that was rolled and I put back together for a college commuter.
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Love it so much I traded it on a 93 Ext with a V6 after college and again loved this truck too.
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After a few mods I wanted something a little more economical to drive with a little more room and I bought a 2002 4Runner for a daily commuter/grocery getter.
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That was all well and good but I'm one to always have at least 2 projects to work on BESIDES everything else... So I purchased an 88 Toyota 4Runner that I restored
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while I turned my 93 pick up into a rock crawler and called it 3MPH Toy.
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Later on after more modifications to the 93
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it became trail only and I needed to purchase a tow rig, so I sold the 88 4Runner and replaced it with a tow rig.
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Mean while my 02 4Runner was starting to rack up the miles (200K) and I ended up trading it in on a 08 Rav.
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Some where in that time frame my son was born and now the 93 doesn't have enough room for all three of us and I had to buy my next crawler dubbed 3MPH Toy II (More Doors).
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. Hence the reason I'm on this board now...
Then just to keep the drive way clean I had this little side project...
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Glad to be here!
 
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That '93 is SICK! Can't wait to see what you do to the T4r.

Welcome! This forum is a wealth of information.


Thanks man! The plan for the 4Runner is to linked on air shocks both front and rear on full width tons, full hydro steering, exoed, with the rear portion of the roof cut off and move the window/gate/window frame to the area right behind the rear seat then dove tail the front and back and add a pickup tail gate out back to keep stuff in the small bed portion from falling out on the trail. Keep everything low on 42's. At least that's the plan as of right now...
 

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