Nelsonmd
New member
You know, I am going to go out on a limb here, and say that I like the wood grain. Everyone on here bashes it left and right, but it looks good (other than the fact that mine is delaminating, though it still looks better than plastic). It is even better that the wood trim in 3rd gen 4runners is ACTUALLY wood, not that cheap imitation wood. To me, all plastic trim looks cheap. Wood grain is very common in a certain type of vehicle... luxury vehicles. You don't get real wood grain in a cheap vehicle. IMO, the grey interior is fugly and cheap looking. I would have rather seen an all black trim instead of the grey trim. Grey pplastic must be extra cheap, because I can't think of another reason why so many car companies would use it.
For those who wheel heavily, yes, I can see why you want the plastic instead of the wood; because you specifically don't want the luxury vehicle look and feel.
Ripcord, glad to hear you decided not to swap. You were going to downgrade on alot of things. If you don't like the hood scoop and like to wrench, you could always sell the hood to someone here and do the taco front end conversion. That is the only front end mod I would trade my hood scoop for.
For those who wheel heavily, yes, I can see why you want the plastic instead of the wood; because you specifically don't want the luxury vehicle look and feel.
Ripcord, glad to hear you decided not to swap. You were going to downgrade on alot of things. If you don't like the hood scoop and like to wrench, you could always sell the hood to someone here and do the taco front end conversion. That is the only front end mod I would trade my hood scoop for.