Totally false... You have crappy insurance if they don't cover because of a grille guard. When I added my TRD to my insurance policy my agent said let me have a list of all accessories you put on so we can cover them in case of loss or accident.
TRD PRO Brushguard
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Totally false... You have crappy insurance if they don't cover because of a grille guard. When I added my TRD to my insurance policy my agent said let me have a list of all accessories you put on so we can cover them in case of loss or accident.
rigtec
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I remember it like it was yesterday...
When I got my first 4Runner I became a fan right away; it was like the Halley Berry/Beyonce Knolls of fine automobiles to me! But it needed something more... something to make it my own! I started with the 'Vent-Shades'! But that wasn't enough. What else does it need, I thought... I was living in Atlanta at the time (that's where I bought the "Candy apple" red 4Runner, at a dealership in Conyers Ga (Conyers Toyota), on I-20 east W/EXACTLY 40,000 miles on the clock!). I was paying cash that I'd saved-up, so I was able to negotiate new Dunlap Touring rubber and made them throw in the running boards too (just straight pimp'd em-out
imp: lol!) There was a "House-of-Chrome" not too far from where I got it that sold all kind of accessories, special rims and knick-knacks, and that's where I saw the black 'Brush guards'! I got the front BG's first, just to test the vibe! Then I caught the bug for real(!), and needed the rears as well, so I added them a lil' later:
IMHO, the 4Runner looks just as good as any 4x4 on the road (or off-road) whether with or W/O accessories!
rig, Cheers!
When I got my first 4Runner I became a fan right away; it was like the Halley Berry/Beyonce Knolls of fine automobiles to me! But it needed something more... something to make it my own! I started with the 'Vent-Shades'! But that wasn't enough. What else does it need, I thought... I was living in Atlanta at the time (that's where I bought the "Candy apple" red 4Runner, at a dealership in Conyers Ga (Conyers Toyota), on I-20 east W/EXACTLY 40,000 miles on the clock!). I was paying cash that I'd saved-up, so I was able to negotiate new Dunlap Touring rubber and made them throw in the running boards too (just straight pimp'd em-out
imp: lol!) There was a "House-of-Chrome" not too far from where I got it that sold all kind of accessories, special rims and knick-knacks, and that's where I saw the black 'Brush guards'! I got the front BG's first, just to test the vibe! Then I caught the bug for real(!), and needed the rears as well, so I added them a lil' later:
IMHO, the 4Runner looks just as good as any 4x4 on the road (or off-road) whether with or W/O accessories!
rig, Cheers!
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Very nice 4Runner you had there. I had the same guards on my 1995 4Runner limited!
jonz
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Most of us here obviously have more money than “good sense” anyway when it comes to our truck, so I say do whatever makes you happy. I’m dropping $1700 on a Gobi I know I could probably live without. My wife is more than certain.....
I concede, the brush guard isn’t my thing, but I am curious to see it up close. Just over in Plant City, so maybe I’ll get a chance to see it at a local event in the future?
