Where can I find nerf bars for 88 4runner
11-21-2004, 05:31 PM
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Where can I find nerf bars for 88 4runner
I've searched the net for some black powder coated nerf bars and haven't any luck. I seen some slide bars but i don't like those . Can someone plz point me in the right direction?
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11-21-2004, 05:57 PM
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Thanx for the reply.
I looked online for days but can't find any for a 88 model. The ones I find are for 89 and up. Hrmmm will the 89 nerfs fit the 88?
I looked online for days but can't find any for a 88 model. The ones I find are for 89 and up. Hrmmm will the 89 nerfs fit the 88?
11-21-2004, 06:19 PM
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Funny, I spent 2 minutes with Google
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...t+Side+4Runner
(Smittybilt calls them Side steps, nerfs are their front bumper brush guard kid of things).
and found this:
http://www.autostyles.com/nerfbars.htm
Also, an '89 4Runner bar would fit the '88 and earlier, they are all the same. The Smittys attach to the two outer t-case crossmember bolts and to the spring hanger bolt on the rear springs. Also, any SWB '89-'95 pickup bar would work, too. Same t-case crossmember and rear spring hanger bolts.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...t+Side+4Runner
(Smittybilt calls them Side steps, nerfs are their front bumper brush guard kid of things).
and found this:
http://www.autostyles.com/nerfbars.htm
Also, an '89 4Runner bar would fit the '88 and earlier, they are all the same. The Smittys attach to the two outer t-case crossmember bolts and to the spring hanger bolt on the rear springs. Also, any SWB '89-'95 pickup bar would work, too. Same t-case crossmember and rear spring hanger bolts.
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11-21-2004, 07:47 PM
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EBAY, worth a shot and usally alot cheaper. just watch the shipping cost. Ebay has EVERYTHING. u type it in the search its gonna find results. 
not all used alot is new. dealers selling things cheap
not all used alot is new. dealers selling things cheap
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I 2nd that one
Originally Posted by -ToYoTa-
EBAY, worth a shot and usally alot cheaper. just watch the shipping cost. Ebay has EVERYTHING. u type it in the search its gonna find results. not all used alot is new. dealers selling things cheap
not all used alot is new. dealers selling things cheap
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EBAY has ALL!! lol its unbelivable what u can find. even Toyota MODEL TRUCKS the ones u put together urself. i never see them in stores. blank keys, key chains, all kinda of parts and acc. its interesting and gives alot of ideas just looking up bull crap
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Originally Posted by -ToYoTa-
EBAY has ALL!! lol its unbelivable what u can find. even Toyota MODEL TRUCKS the ones u put together urself. i never see them in stores. blank keys, key chains, all kinda of parts and acc. its interesting and gives alot of ideas just looking up bull crap
Pm me if you're interested.
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