#T4rv3 1999 4runner Limited build

Continuation of the rack being prepped/painted and then bed lined
 

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Great progress, looks real good. What's your plan for bringing the power up to the light bar?

initially I was going to run it back between the hatch, under to the frame rails and back into my switch pros, but that seemed like too much wiring. I have something I want to try out and will post it up soon!
 
Wire routing and planning where to run the wires. I’m using Ancor marine grade 16 gauge wire. Also the finish came out nicely
 

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Used over 230 feet of wire and equally as much braided wire wrap to clean it up and tie everything together neatly. Used a wire channel piece up front on the driver side A-pillar (very low key and not very noticeable) to run my wires into the bay and into my switch pros (first picture) The rack is all buttoned up. original plans were to run a clear front lexan fairing but after hours of measuring and final install, it looked like shit. I just don't like the fairing look. so im gonna run it raw. I thought it looked great like that originally but wanted to keep some MPG's but that's just not in the books for me.. haha
 

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Some custom 1/2” end links I whipped up. Longer length and fine tune-able with the turn of a wrench.
 

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Love the fabrication

Great skills and imagination. I just bought my '99 Ltd the other day. I love fabricating but I'll just live through you for a while. Very impressive and fun to see.
 

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