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02-06-2006, 02:07 PM
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New member 84 4runner
Just wanted to say hi, My names Bill and I live in Boston MA.
My truck is still in the works (also street/mud ready)
84 Toyota 4runner
6inch lift 35" mudkings
Chevy 5.7 /Th350 swap
I tryed to upload some pics but there too big.
You can check them out at cardomain
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2128721
My truck is still in the works (also street/mud ready)
84 Toyota 4runner
6inch lift 35" mudkings
Chevy 5.7 /Th350 swap
I tryed to upload some pics but there too big.
You can check them out at cardomain
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2128721
02-06-2006, 10:50 PM
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Nice truck- I'll bet it moves pretty good...
Pics too big? Go to http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx - scroll down, download "Image resizer" on the right. It takes a few seconds and it's simple to quickly resize a picture to upload.
Pics too big? Go to http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx - scroll down, download "Image resizer" on the right. It takes a few seconds and it's simple to quickly resize a picture to upload.
02-07-2006, 05:20 AM
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Nice rig. I agree with Marko you don't see many '84 'runners around, especially in the Northeast. I also thought I'd mention that if you're looking for some guys to go wheeling with, you might think about joining NE4ROC.org, since most of the members live around Boston. See the link in my sig.
02-07-2006, 04:01 PM
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Thank's guys
I havent had the truck out on the trail yet. But it did a nice burn out with the 35's.
Since I got the truck, I swaped motors had to redo the body and top (as you see in the pics) Cut a hole in the floor to make room for the transfer case shifter, mount a plate down for my ratchet shifter, and replaced the windshield and so much more. I still need to do some electrial work, refinish my light bar, bed liner the bed(cab already done) make a bed in the back and it seems like 500 more hours of work.
Once I get it running right and trail ready I plan on taking it out to the Berkshires. (Old Florida road and other places out that way).
I havent had the truck out on the trail yet. But it did a nice burn out with the 35's.
Since I got the truck, I swaped motors had to redo the body and top (as you see in the pics) Cut a hole in the floor to make room for the transfer case shifter, mount a plate down for my ratchet shifter, and replaced the windshield and so much more. I still need to do some electrial work, refinish my light bar, bed liner the bed(cab already done) make a bed in the back and it seems like 500 more hours of work.
Once I get it running right and trail ready I plan on taking it out to the Berkshires. (Old Florida road and other places out that way).
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02-08-2006, 05:55 AM
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bill, swing by www.ne4roc.org and join up at the forum... we can help you out with your truck. not just by posting up answers to your questions, but we can do a wrench-a-thon and get your rig ready 
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02-08-2006, 06:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Tack427
Thank's guys
I havent had the truck out on the trail yet. But it did a nice burn out with the 35's.
Since I got the truck, I swaped motors had to redo the body and top (as you see in the pics) Cut a hole in the floor to make room for the transfer case shifter, mount a plate down for my ratchet shifter, and replaced the windshield and so much more. I still need to do some electrial work, refinish my light bar, bed liner the bed(cab already done) make a bed in the back and it seems like 500 more hours of work.
Once I get it running right and trail ready I plan on taking it out to the Berkshires. (Old Florida road and other places out that way).
I havent had the truck out on the trail yet. But it did a nice burn out with the 35's.
Since I got the truck, I swaped motors had to redo the body and top (as you see in the pics) Cut a hole in the floor to make room for the transfer case shifter, mount a plate down for my ratchet shifter, and replaced the windshield and so much more. I still need to do some electrial work, refinish my light bar, bed liner the bed(cab already done) make a bed in the back and it seems like 500 more hours of work.
Once I get it running right and trail ready I plan on taking it out to the Berkshires. (Old Florida road and other places out that way).
02-08-2006, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Intrepid
Nice truck! You sound like you know some of the area, have you wheeled out here with other clubs before?
I sent a email to www.ne4roc.org and sent a email to get access but no word yet.
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