Not a 4runner, but here is my buddies Suburban. Near the end of the summer we broke out the sawzal and grinder and cut the rear of the top off. It has the rear barn doors so we just cut those in half too.
Well, we live in Oregon and it does rain here so he finally got a top made for it. I was expecting it to be pretty spendy, but labor and materials was only $500. Not bad, It buttons on the sides and back and has a metal rail that a rubber seam fits in on the roof the keep the water out.
So total cost: A pack of harbor freight cut-off discs, a sazall blade, a couple beers and $500 for a top. Who's next!
Well, we live in Oregon and it does rain here so he finally got a top made for it. I was expecting it to be pretty spendy, but labor and materials was only $500. Not bad, It buttons on the sides and back and has a metal rail that a rubber seam fits in on the roof the keep the water out.
So total cost: A pack of harbor freight cut-off discs, a sazall blade, a couple beers and $500 for a top. Who's next!
