Slid into it--does it look bad?(pics)
11-20-2007, 12:38 PM
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Slid into it--does it look bad?(pics)
So my buddy and I went wheelin Sunday and it was pretty muddy and wet out. Got into a narrow trail on our last run and it was gettin dark, i got stuck on this nasty part going up this gnarly step so my buddy had to go out and around to give me a tug-it got seriously technical cus i had a bad line to begin with. Anyways, we got er out but as i was at the peak of the steps the whole rear of my Runner slid from one side where there was a tree to the opposite side and BOOM. I didn't even stop just was like yup that's gonna be a good one. I got it home and i haven't cleaned it off yet but maybe it isn't that bad considering...here's my first Body damage.
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11-20-2007, 12:49 PM
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^^^^^hahahahaha^^^^^
no it's not bad, i love beauty scars, as long as they're recieved genuinely. i love it when someone has a scape on the body and says they got it offroading, then you see the other car's paint in the streaks.
are those the 285s? they look like a freaking 33x1350s.......my 285s on my stock 16x7s are a helluva lot skinnier
no it's not bad, i love beauty scars, as long as they're recieved genuinely. i love it when someone has a scape on the body and says they got it offroading, then you see the other car's paint in the streaks.
are those the 285s? they look like a freaking 33x1350s.......my 285s on my stock 16x7s are a helluva lot skinnier
11-20-2007, 12:51 PM
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lol it was all in good fun, im pretty sure if you remove the plastic trim in the back, you can pound it out, although you will still have some scratchs
11-20-2007, 12:51 PM
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Could've been a lot worse. A LOT worse. That doesn't look that bad. Probably do need it repainted at a shop. Get it done quick to avoid rust (if the paint is scratched off, which it looks like it is).
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11-20-2007, 01:04 PM
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^^^^^hahahahaha^^^^^
no it's not bad, i love beauty scars, as long as they're recieved genuinely. i love it when someone has a scape on the body and says they got it offroading, then you see the other car's paint in the streaks.
are those the 285s? they look like a freaking 33x1350s.......my 285s on my stock 16x7s are a helluva lot skinnier
no it's not bad, i love beauty scars, as long as they're recieved genuinely. i love it when someone has a scape on the body and says they got it offroading, then you see the other car's paint in the streaks.
are those the 285s? they look like a freaking 33x1350s.......my 285s on my stock 16x7s are a helluva lot skinnier
And MILLER..I'm runnin 285/75 TOYO MT's on the stock sr5 16x7's.
Thanks for the advice fellas.
11-20-2007, 01:08 PM
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Sorry..you never know anymore when people just wanna lay into ya. I've got her pulled apart already on the inside just need to pick up a good flat mallet or somethin, don't want like a cuzzillion hamer strokes on the oppisite side.
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Oh, BTW, those rear lights do look bad.
...no, seriously..........
11-20-2007, 04:20 PM
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11-20-2007, 05:18 PM
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I'd get it all cleaned up and polished out before you attempt your own body work. Post some clean pics.
11-23-2007, 04:55 PM
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yea dont feel too bad
ive had to replace an entire bedside on my yota, and an entire front clip on my mazda. As well as several door repairs on my yota and ive just given up on the damn rocker pannels
ive had to replace an entire bedside on my yota, and an entire front clip on my mazda. As well as several door repairs on my yota and ive just given up on the damn rocker pannels
