No pics...bummer. How'd you score it for $20?HuntRunner said:I just bought a skid plate (I think it is from a Tundra??) for $20. I drilled two holes in it and mounted it to the front bumper. I have the unpainted cladding and ther are two bolts in the middle of the bumber that hold that on; I just used them to attach the skid. Fits great and looks good! I can still use my tow hooks and I didn't have to drill into my frame. Sorry, no digital camera.
Luxury said:No pics...bummer. How'd you score it for $20?
momo.75 said:Here is the bracket installed.
On the tow hook end (from the bottom going up) I put one of the 1/2" washers on the bolt then on of the large washers, then pushed it through the hook. On the top of the hook, I put the other large washer, the bracket, another 1/2" washer, then the nut.
On the skid plate end of the bracket, I put the bracket under the skid plate, since you can't really se the underside. Then just put the (cut-down) bolt through the bracket and skid plate(from the underside) then the 1/2" washer and the the nut.
2K34R said:Actually I just moved from Orlando to Tampa, last month because of my job.
the V6 logo is from a current highlander, and the and the vvt-i emblem is the same one you can find on eBay for like 10 bucks.
josh220 said:There's a lot of people from Florida on this forum.
RonMAIDEN said:You figure for someone living in Florida they wouldn't have time to average just under 17 posts a day and these forums aren't exactly that busy. Maybe all those Poll threads being revived help that post count.
I'm considering this for my 03 4runner. I've searched ebay for the tacoma skid plate, and in the process found one listed to fit the 4runner. Any idea what the difference between this and the Tacoma? It looks to me like they just made some custom brackets and sell it as a kit, but I'm not sure on that.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2003...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories