cleveland48
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Oh boy that is pure sexiness there! Love the look great pics too!
BAD ASS RIG!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :cheers:
Oh boy that is pure sexiness there! Love the look great pics too!
I hope you are a professional photographer. You have a good eye for photo taking.
I'm curious if 285 width tires would fit on the pro with the stock suspension. I already know the 7" rims are fine as I run this width on my stock 7" wide rims.
Hey TPR,
I recognize some of those pictures of yours. You're out in RedRock, maybe around Calico if I'm not mistaken. Haha.
I love what you already have done to the PRO. I have a white PRO that I got about a week ago from Henderson.
I would love to meet up and check yours out in person.
WOW! Great pics for a killer ride! Lookin' awesome! I got take some pics like that of my rig. I'll try and keep an eye out for ya around town.
nice truck... I couldn't justify close to a 50K investment for where you sit right now regardless how great it looks... and it looks damn good!
Seeing your 4Runner reminds me everyone's build is relative to their financial means... I look forward to watching you spend frivolously :eyebrows:
A proper TRD Pro! the best part is you have a very capable vehicle without voiding your warranty. I'm looking to take delivery in the next few weeks on a TRDP and you have inspired me to make a few mods. I like your N-FAB's. I'm not a big fan of the factory step so I left it off.
I appreciate the good words. I know... these things are overpriced, but it's worth it to me as I use it for many things like work, family, camping, towing. It has a lot of value to us in what it does for us.
I am not a wealthy man. I invest heavily up front in the vehicle I want/need and then use it for 10-13 years like my last '99 Runner that I sold in '12. Got my money's worth outta that one. I don't spend frivolously either, rather I like what I like and I'll sacrifice in other areas to make it happen. Sell this, sell that and create the proper funding that way. Believe me... I'm just about done spending on the rig. It's been a bit painful, but now it's mostly over for a looooong time.
I'd just rather do it all at once than to add a piece every year over 6 years.
I completely understand your investment. I've been looking forward to purchasing my Pro, from day one when I saw it at the Chicago Auto Show. Just like you TPR, I plan on keeping it as long as possible and add it to my assets.
My Pro will do everything I want it to do and more. While, I still have my 02' Runner that's the workhorse daily. I've already been working on my mod list for my Pro.
I appreciate the good words. I know... these things are overpriced, but it's worth it to me as I use it for many things like work, family, camping, towing. It has a lot of value to us in what it does for us.
I am not a wealthy man. I invest heavily up front in the vehicle I want/need and then use it for 10-13 years like my last '99 Runner that I sold in '12. Got my money's worth outta that one. I don't spend frivolously either, rather I like what I like and I'll sacrifice in other areas to make it happen. Sell this, sell that and create the proper funding that way. Believe me... I'm just about done spending on the rig. It's been a bit painful, but now it's mostly over for a looooong time.
I'd just rather do it all at once than to add a piece every year over 6 years.
I appreciate and respect your philosophy and mentality w.r.t buying a vehicle.... I simply don't ever see myself spending that much money only because I know whether I spend 45K or 15-20K I'll never be able to leave it alone and not modify it, haha...
At the end of the day I'm more a function over cosmetic guy so I really don't care what a vehicle looks like as long as it does what I need it do to... strictly cosmetic or appearance items are "wants" in my opinion and I'm not willing to pay full price for those as they aren't essentials to me. If I desire those, I always buy used and let someone else take the depreciation hit. Regardless what is said, a vehicle can very rarely ever be considered a financial asset and certainly a stupid 4Runner will never be considered a financial asset, ever.
If you can stop spending money on the truck then good on you... you're a better man than me.
the best part is you have a very capable vehicle without voiding your warranty.