Runner of the month question

[Yota_Tech87]

I was viewing the winners of T4R runner of the month and although I admire all the winners, not all of are rich and I had a self question... who thinks that there should be a major mods and minor mods winner for T4R runner of the month. Thus being a winner for those runners that are awesome and amazing with major mods and in the category of more expensive more in depth mods, and also a winner for T4R runner of the month for those who have done mods and improvements to their runners and are simply proud of how they look and are happy to share and be noticed?

Let me know input please. This i feel would be fun and give those of us less fortunate a chance to show that we are still very proud runner owners!

 

[jmoskow]

would you please post a link to the runners of the month thread? i cant seem to find it. thanks!

 

[jmoskow]

oh im an idiot. i found it! it was hiding in the gallery section duh.

 

[A10MileHusker]

I was viewing the winners of T4R runner of the month and although I admire all the winners, not all of are rich and I had a self question... who thinks that there should be a major mods and minor mods winner for T4R runner of the month. Thus being a winner for those runners that are awesome and amazing with major mods and in the category of more expensive more in depth mods, and also a winner for T4R runner of the month for those who have done mods and improvements to their runners and are simply proud of how they look and are happy to share and be noticed?

Let me know input please. This i feel would be fun and give those of us less fortunate a chance to show that we are still very proud runner owners!

Arent both one in the same? One says keeping mods simple for improvements is greater but another says more expensive mods like lifting and "more in depth mods" is better. But at the same time the one lifting and making more expensive mods thinks hes improving the 4Runner where the one making the basic, structual mods thinks he is actually the one making the improvements to his 4Runner.

And your last statement of "and are simply proud of how they look and are happy to share and be noticed" is simply just saying that the ones who did the expensive mods aren't proud how they look. I can tell you from first hand, I've loved this vehicle more than any of my past cars. When it was bone stock to where it is now. I still hold my chest high when I see my rig.

 

[steezemcqueen]

its not what you do to your 4runner. its what you do with it.

 

[Satter]

its not what you do to your 4runner. its what you do with it.

True. Most 4RoTM pics I've seen are of them out and about in the wilderness or cement jungles.

 

[Nelsonmd]

its not what you do to your 4runner. its what you do with it.

In other words... size doesn't matter, it's how you use it? I've heard that before, but where was it...:boink:

I think one monthly award is enough. If you have really done extensive structural/functional but subtle improvements, I think you can still win it, you just have to impress people.

I would rather see a "Mod of the Month" award for a creative new mod, an abnormally good job of an existing mod, a really cheap mod, or just a very "value-add" mod that adds alot of function (with heavy emphasis on new mods).

This would be more open for us poor folks to win as all it would take is creativity, plus inspire us.