T4R of the Year 2013

Who should be T4R of the Year?

  • Dirtco

    Votes: 146 23.4%
  • Dawg4Runner

    Votes: 166 26.6%
  • Antman

    Votes: 65 10.4%
  • DirtyDangler

    Votes: 23 3.7%
  • RiFF RaFF

    Votes: 15 2.4%
  • BigFishAllDay

    Votes: 36 5.8%
  • momo.75

    Votes: 30 4.8%
  • Intruder

    Votes: 74 11.8%
  • dorton

    Votes: 21 3.4%
  • NoHair

    Votes: 8 1.3%
  • downpour11

    Votes: 41 6.6%

  • Total voters
    625
  • Poll closed .
This one is seriously way too close for comfort but, what would make this an eventful one is, IF we can all enjoy their company each and every month by having them hung on our walls.. That's right, a 2014 Calendar of them all..
 
This is a much more difficult decision than I was expecting. All these trucks have some cool unique mod.
 
This is a much more difficult decision than I was expecting. All these trucks have some cool unique mod.

Agreed. What a bunch of amazing rigs. Too bad we can't get them all together for a group picture, and trail run. Now that would be awesome.

:lookout:
 
Dirtco all the way man, the quality of work he does is crazy. love the fact that he makes his stuff instead of just bolting it on.
I mean look at it!
 
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T4R of the Year.....

This is a hard one. After much consideration it is Dirtco for me. The fabrication work is what did it for me. I understand how much time and work it takes, the busted knuckles etc... To all the other guys, I hope to get my truck there one day. I'm so jealous of so many truck on this forum no matter what Gen. Great work to all of you guys.

Blue
 
A vote for Dirtco here! :first:

I've seen the rig in person. I've run my hands over the welds, talked to the creator about the methodology, and witnessed both form and function exist together in one rig at the highest level that I believe they can in a 3rd gen that is still built more/less around the factory platform.

For added cool factor, the rig has been built in part with the old bones of his former 'Yotas. And if you think he's got access to the same tools as a full tilt fab shop, you'd be surprised. The guy is making it happen with a set of tools that most people here would call an "average" collection for an enthusiast.

Plus, if he wanted to put a solid axle up front he would. And he'd do it in about a month, but with some custom tweaks that would blow the doors off anything we've seen this year. Then it would be copied repeatedly, because it would be that good. Finally, to wrap it up, he'd run it up the nastiest sets of rocks available (that he hasn't already run) between California and Maine...with style.

Hands down, T4ROTY qualified.

PS... To the 16 people who have voted for me so far, I sincerely appreciate your votes. This forum has shown me alot of love, but this contest is not mine to win. I'm humbled by the votes, but if you planned on voting for me, go ahead and send one Dirtco's way and let's take it home for the 3rd gens two years in a row.
 
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I need to hear their stance on prominent issues in our culture today. I need to know more about their worldviews. I can't just pick from a photo of a truck. This needs to be like a pageant where the Q&A session matters more than the swimsuit portion.

I deem these questions as appropriate for this contest:

1) oil: synthetic, blended, or pure oil? why?

2) solid axle or IFS? why?

Or maybe we need some with more of an ethical flavor:

5) You see a stuck Jeep. Earlier on another trail, the Jeep driver mocked you. Would you assist with an extraction?

6) A young attractive female walking by yells out a nice compliment about your truck. Your wife is standing next to you. How do you respond?
 
I voted for BFAD, even though he told me not to, because I am a maverick.

Dirtco's rig is a beautiful color, one that I see every morning. I hope all have seen pics of his trailer.

Side props to Antman, who fishes in a boat made by a company where my cousin is employed. I fish in one as well. And wow to surviving that spider bite. My girlfriend's brother once woke up during a camping trip to find a rattlesnake in his sleeping bag. Never has been camping again.
 
I need to hear their stance on prominent issues in our culture today. I need to know more about their worldviews. I can't just pick from a photo of a truck. This needs to be like a pageant where the Q&A session matters more than the swimsuit portion.

I deem these questions as appropriate for this contest:

1) oil: synthetic, blended, or pure oil? why? Synthetic. It tastes better.

2) solid axle or IFS? why? IFS. Because if I wanted a solid axle I woulda bought a Heep.

Or maybe we need some with more of an ethical flavor:

5) You see a stuck Jeep. Earlier on another trail, the Jeep driver mocked you. Would you assist with an extraction? I would extract my middle finger as I drove around that bastard.

6) A young attractive female walking by yells out a nice compliment about your truck. Your wife is standing next to you. How do you respond? "Thanks! It's actually my Wife's 4Runner." (smiles at wife:becky:)
 
^^^^ #5 :rofl: HAHAHAHA

Sorry guys but this girls vote is going to Momo!! Yes I love me some 4th gens but theres just something about his, maybe its the grown up version of my husbands haha. You ALL have badazz rigs, props to every month!!!!!!!
 
A vote for Dirtco here! :first:

I've seen the rig in person. I've run my hands over the welds, talked to the creator about the methodology, and witnessed both form and function exist together in one rig at the highest level that I believe they can in a 3rd gen that is still built more/less around the factory platform.

For added cool factor, the rig has been built in part with the old bones of his former 'Yotas. And if you think he's got access to the same tools as a full tilt fab shop, you'd be surprised. The guy is making it happen with a set of tools that most people here would call an "average" collection for an enthusiast.

Plus, if he wanted to put a solid axle up front he would. And he'd do it in about a month, but with some custom tweaks that would blow the doors off anything we've seen this year. Then it would be copied repeatedly, because it would be that good. Finally, to wrap it up, he'd run it up the nastiest sets of rocks available (that he hasn't already run) between California and Maine...with style.

Hands down, T4ROTY qualified.

PS... To the 16 people who have voted for me so far, I sincerely appreciate your votes. This forum has shown me alot of love, but this contest is not mine to win. I'm humbled by the votes, but if you planned on voting for me, go ahead and send one Dirtco's way and let's take it home for the 3rd gens two years in a row.

Been debating this vote off and on. Came down to BF and Dirtco. Went with Dirtco after reading this. How could I not?
 

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