Stickered up wind fairing.... yay or nay?

If you wear your baseball cap all crooked with a flat brim, then sticker bomb the hell outta that fairing.

If you are an old guy, like me, don't do it.
 
If you wear your baseball cap all crooked with a flat brim, then sticker bomb the hell outta that fairing.

If you are an old guy, like me, don't do it.

You forgot to mention PRO owners, which I can't believe hasn't come up yet. I like to put stickers on mine from places I've been, things I like, or things I've done. All that's missing from mine now is Monster Energy and TAPOUT and I should complete the look. Stickers I get that aren't deserving of the fairing go in the glove box or center console. In addition to adding horsepower it also greatly increases resale value.
 

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I like stickers of places I visited, but not stickers for brands. i have a few on the rear window and will add future ones on the drivers side rear window (since you can't see out of it anyways)
 
I'm not a fan of them plastered all over the wind fairing but if you think you might, try it and see. If you decide you don't like them, rip them off.
 
Though I don't have stickers anywhere on my truck, I can understand those who put them on the fairing since it can be replaced. I don't get those who put them all over their truck though. Whenever I see a vehicle with a lot of stickers on it, I always assume that the owner is insane -- especially when the person crosses into political sticker territory. I'll change lanes to get away from those people -- I don't trust them and usually they are bad drivers.
 
If I were to put stickers on the truck, they would go on the fairing. Also, I wouldn't stick a bunch of garbage up there, the stickers would have to be unique. If i see another car with a backcountry sticker on it "proving" they are outdoorsy, I may puke. No one cares that you wear oakley/smith glasses, you buy expensive pata-gucci clothes, or that you ski keystone with the rest of the gapers of denver.

End rant.
 
This is pretty much the same as "vanity plates: yay or nay" ...do what you want, it's your truck....there aren't any 4runner fashion police. :police:

I take an interest in how people modify their tucks, and I appreciate the differences....but I'm not going to lose any sleep over how you mod your truck....your 4runner, your money....
 
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I, for one, have always disliked stickers on any car or truck. I feel like you can get away with maybe ONE, clean-looking, well-placed sticker on some cars/trucks, but not most. It takes away from the look/lines. Having said that.... I don't mind when people plaster up their vehicles. As previously stated, it's your ride, do as you like. Otherwise, we'd all look exactly the same... F that!


2014 TEP w/ KDSS / Bilstein 5100s (front at 1.75) / Cornfed 1 inch rear spacers / 265/70 Nitto TG G2s / Spidertrax 1.25 / RCI Front skid / Yakima Cross bars / NFab Steps
 
Got some stickers in Costa Rica and started a scrap book on the fairing. Just got another one from Prohibition Distillery in Roscoe, NY while fly fishing.
 

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I have a bunch of stickers, sorry -"decals," that I was planning to slap on my Gobi fairing (once it arrives), but I took off the few decals that I had on any windows and the vehicle looks so much cleaner. I still might do it though, just not any stickers with color - I'll keep those for my gear boxes.
 

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