rebelbowtie
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I'd trade my 4th gen for a low mileage 3rd with leather and manual...maybe
What Did You Do To Your 3rd Gen Today?
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Scat Adams
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Damn straight you would!
PitbullRescuer
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Thanks guys. It's not that low mileage though, 172K. It is really clean though. This is really what I wanted Tyrone to be. The opportunity to buy this one came up (I hunt Craigslist in case you guys couldn't tell) so I bought it. It's got a few issues, mainly a really high grabbing clutch. It also has a little front end shake at around 70 or so but no biggie.
As far as falling in love with it, not going to happen. I'll probably keep this one for a while mainly because I bucked up to buy it. But I make no secrets about flipping vehicles, it's all about driving for free for me.
This one is going to get some nice parts added to it though. (see all the parts I bought for Tyrone in that thread.)
As far as falling in love with it, not going to happen. I'll probably keep this one for a while mainly because I bucked up to buy it. But I make no secrets about flipping vehicles, it's all about driving for free for me.
This one is going to get some nice parts added to it though. (see all the parts I bought for Tyrone in that thread.)
Millerad1651
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Did you keep the sport hood that you were going to put on Tyrone? If so, I am definitly interested in it.
PitbullRescuer
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Yes but I think I'm going to use it for the '00 SR5 I have. Plus I think shipping would make it less than cost effective for you.
Millerad1651
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If you change your mind let me know. My dad may be making a trip out there later this month and could pick it up. No biggie though.
PitbullRescuer
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I'll let you know. The hood on my green one is rough. So is the Sport hood actually.
SantaCruzRunner
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DROVE IT !!!! Most fun ive had in a while.
oly4runner
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Sweet ride pitbull! I love that JL stealthbox! It's bringing back memories. I had a stealthbox installed in my old 99 T4R SR5 powered by the same oldsckool JL Audio amp that I see you have. I had a pretty nice audio setup with a sweet oldsckool Alpine HU that push out clean sound to the amp. Wish I never sold them off. Speaking of sweet HU's...I recently purchased a more modern head unit for one of my rigs, an Alpine HU HD137BT -really love the automatic BT streaming action via my iPhone 4- to bring back the memories:
...and while I was on my little spending spree, I had a craving for a performance upgrade and always felt I needed an extra +5 HP boost to my rig, so I purchased a cool black stainless steel TRD plate holder to top it all off...whoohoo! :lookout:
...and while I was on my little spending spree, I had a craving for a performance upgrade and always felt I needed an extra +5 HP boost to my rig, so I purchased a cool black stainless steel TRD plate holder to top it all off...whoohoo! :lookout:
Millerad1651
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Finally sold my stupid running boards...only took 3 months on CL. Adding that money to the slider fund.
SantaCruzRunner
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Ordered my 4xinnovations sliders!!:hungry:
4Running Daily
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Took a bat and beat the Sh!t out of it.
Actually I drove my Mom's BMW and she drove my 4Runner, basically the same thing.
Actually I drove my Mom's BMW and she drove my 4Runner, basically the same thing.
Millerad1651
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Those are what I plan on ordering. Little more work to install, but worth the price.
CanadianTRD
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Why not Savage? ..wait...were you looking at Savage before?
CanadianTRD
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Yes you were! I looked in your build thread lol
SantaCruzRunner
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haha yeah. the price for the 4x is a lot better.i dont plan on holding up my truck by them so i could just go with HREW.
CanadianTRD
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I'm in Canadia, so I must use Toytec as they offer Bongo International Shipping :cry2: oh yah, and Savage ships to Canada also
I like the price and simplicity of those 4x's
Although sliders will be close to the LAST upgrade on a LONG ASS list
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