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Did ya paint it yet?
Oh trust me, you'll know when I paint it! lolDid ya paint it yet?
Thanks! I hope I didn't bore you too much over those 37 pages, lol.Supercool rig. I enjoyed going through every single page of the build.
Also, I like the Rock/Creek. There's a store down the road from me.
Thanks man! Glad I could help, I always enjoy hearing that I helped.Congrats on a truly unique build...I like that you've taken things in your own direction. Your buyer guide was of great assistance to me when I first bought my truck over 2 months ago, and now I'm trying to take my DD in a unique direction as well. When I have time, I'll finish reading everything you've shared with the forum. Thanks for all of your contributions!
Edit: Just looked over your cargo box build. I do work with wood on a daily basis and first time or not, you did a great job planning, buying the correct supplies, and bringing your project to life. I think it's an amazing feeling when you have an idea in your head and you're able to bring your idea to fruition through your own labor. I'm still contemplating whether or not I want to build a cargo box, and I'm searching different threads for ideas.
This may be a dumb question... But what are the advantages to having a HAM radio and a CB radio? What's the difference/benefits?
CBs are just fancy walkie talkies, HAMs use very high and ultra high frequencies and repeaters to sometimes reach around the world. You can talk with anyone, anywhere. You do need a license to operate HAMs, so you dont get all the crazy trucker talk like on CBs.
Its part of my doomsday prepping, lol.
The advantage to CBs is that they are cheap and work very well over short distances. Most offroading clubs require them as team communication.
My dad is the one who is the prepper in my family, but I am starting to get into it.God bless you haha. I've been preparing a bit myself, found out what a HAM radio is through a user on YouTube by the name "SoCalPreppers", don't know if you've ever heard of him. The preppers on YouTube are a great bunch of people, tons of ladies into it, as well! I ain't got a get home bag yet, but I do have tools in the back, that's a start haha. Eventually I will get a CB, I don't know where in the hell around here I could get a HAM license. I have a few guns in my house, but seeing as I'm 16 they can't stay in my 4runner haha.
Thanks, Dr. Banner. Always appreciated.Been a bit since I have perused your build, I always know I am in for a treat when I do. This Summer has some things in line for the Hulk, one of which is the cargo box. I am planning right now on mine being more horizontal than vertical, however I do think your cargo box is pretty incredible. Nice work sir
The bumper looks incredible, very well mounted, and I am can't wait until she is painted. In hindsight, I would have preferred for my 4x lights being mounted in the bumper instead of on top, it is much cleaner looking. I also like the clean look with no hoops on the top. I drive through SO many trees that I find the extra armor to be helpful, but I think yours looks better....
All in all, incredible. Nicely done!!
That's been the plan all along!I like the way the bumper look color wise right now. Since it's not painted you should paint it that same color as your paint on the vehicle.
Or is that what you've been planning all along?
LOL!!! My ARB looks awful "Boxy" next to your bumper.
Notice the sliders that replaced the Running Boards on mine...:cheers:
Hey Ripcord, great 4runner, wish i had the same model as yours! When you get a minutes could you possibly give me more information on your old American Racing wheels? for instance where you got them, size and how the fit? did u need to run a spacer? thanks zack