Our 4 runner

Willhickey

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Thanks for the help with uploading pics, feedback would be greatly appreciated
 

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funny pic :lalala::bump2::roll:




[MENTION=97083]Willhickey[/MENTION]
Thanks for the help with uploading pics, feedback would be greatly appreciated

The above was ALL that you said in your post ..... feedback about what? Generally threads have a purpose or question of some kind.
Example: Like hey ya-all what do you think of my upside down 4Runner?
 
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It's on a trailer because we bought it and the guy said it needed a transmission. , I tried to add another pic but its not working . I'm doing it from an iPhone . And to the smart asses sorry I'm not up to par with you guys
 
just feedback in general on what i should do to my 4 runner. , its got 191k leathers in good shape, it needs axle seals shoes drums. have to replace the power steering lines . possible rack cant get the sunroof open etc. and i didnt post it upside down thats what i dont understand
 
just feedback in general on what i should do to my 4 runner.

the best thing you can do is read some build threads (make that ... a lot of build threads) because they show the different changes one can make with their 4Runner.

Read this -----> http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/85361-collection-3rd-gen-build-threads.html


You read the threads, decide what you like and post the results. Sorry but your original post was too vague to get any traction besides "why is it upside down" type of responses.

But seriously ... check out the build threads linked.


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Thanks guys , beach cruiser / wife's car.sucks I want one now

Depending on your knowldge/experience level with the 3rd gen T4R, I'd spend my time/effort/cash catching up on user maintenance to ensure it stays reliable over the long term.
 
Hey Willhickey. I'm not very qualified to give you advice, but I do agree with Hacker. The first thing I did with mine was have my mechanic give it a good going over, do the timing belt/water pump job, new tires, and take care of any maintenance we couldn't be positive had been done. Did the same thing with our '99, only that one got a transmission cooler too. Reliability is the first priority to me, and I'll bet to your wife if she's the one who's going to be driving it.
 

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