Eric J. Robertson
New member
Well here goes. Driving in the blind as im not sure exactly how you guys want us new guys to do these things. Ive asked a few members and researched and found nothing but harshness, rude literature and foul talk.
But to each his own. God Bless the ones that have helped, will help and are helping and especially those who don't!
This is The day we got back from picking it up. Was an all nighter. Met the guy around 23:40 and he was cool enough to stay up and walk us through direction wise(first time my wife left Texas)
I bought my T4R about 6 months ago. Been a slow start but im finally getting into it. I paid 3500 and shes a rust bucket. She came from up state NY I believe. I bought it from OK City. 1998 Toyota 4-Runner double stick standard 4wd. Never been more happy! I love camping, Mainly off the beaten path so thats what this build will be about! The long haul for Paul Revere so to speak.
I would imagine myself getting into some more extreme climbing in the future but more less this will be a cross country vehicle!
So far Mod wis ive done the silencer mod....anddd thats about it.
I have been modding my rear cargo to better suit camping life.
I built a Fold out Bed for my 2 Girls to sleep on when we camp or on long Hauls. Not sure how legal that is....? I remeber sleeping in the bed of my dads pickup from Tx to Tennessee. Its not big, But big enough. It will all end up Being Covered. Just not sure what ill cover the outside WIth. Needs to be durable though. The matress will be upholstered with an easily cleaned pleather.
But as for now thats where i stand! I ordered Fron rear and sliders from Addicted Off-Road. Just waiting to get them in. In process of working on the Drawer system and figuring out my options for suspension replacement.
As for the rust Bucket under neath. I have a guy in Dallas The Toyota Guy Looking for a replacement frame.
Im the Shipping/Recieving Superintendant at a Blas and paint yard and will be getting the new frame blasted and painted with the a Rich Zinc and a few coats of epoxy! So rust will no longer be an issue!
Good Looking Out 4Runner Guy of Dallas!
For now im Out! I bid you all ado
But to each his own. God Bless the ones that have helped, will help and are helping and especially those who don't!
This is The day we got back from picking it up. Was an all nighter. Met the guy around 23:40 and he was cool enough to stay up and walk us through direction wise(first time my wife left Texas)
I bought my T4R about 6 months ago. Been a slow start but im finally getting into it. I paid 3500 and shes a rust bucket. She came from up state NY I believe. I bought it from OK City. 1998 Toyota 4-Runner double stick standard 4wd. Never been more happy! I love camping, Mainly off the beaten path so thats what this build will be about! The long haul for Paul Revere so to speak.
I would imagine myself getting into some more extreme climbing in the future but more less this will be a cross country vehicle!
So far Mod wis ive done the silencer mod....anddd thats about it.
I have been modding my rear cargo to better suit camping life.
I built a Fold out Bed for my 2 Girls to sleep on when we camp or on long Hauls. Not sure how legal that is....? I remeber sleeping in the bed of my dads pickup from Tx to Tennessee. Its not big, But big enough. It will all end up Being Covered. Just not sure what ill cover the outside WIth. Needs to be durable though. The matress will be upholstered with an easily cleaned pleather.
But as for now thats where i stand! I ordered Fron rear and sliders from Addicted Off-Road. Just waiting to get them in. In process of working on the Drawer system and figuring out my options for suspension replacement.
As for the rust Bucket under neath. I have a guy in Dallas The Toyota Guy Looking for a replacement frame.
Im the Shipping/Recieving Superintendant at a Blas and paint yard and will be getting the new frame blasted and painted with the a Rich Zinc and a few coats of epoxy! So rust will no longer be an issue!
Good Looking Out 4Runner Guy of Dallas!
For now im Out! I bid you all ado