Jason in tn's 1986 4Runner Build-Up Thread
01-26-2011, 01:34 PM
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01-26-2011, 01:36 PM
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Oooooh, SAS eh? lol. That'll be fun, Jason! I like the line in your last post....... 'GIVE IT ALL I GOT!" lol.... reminds me of Scotty on Star Trek!
GO GET EM, JASON! whip that things arse! lol. Seriously... once you get on a roll, I KNOW that thing will start accelerating in progress, ya know? PERSEVERE! lol.
GO GET EM, JASON! whip that things arse! lol. Seriously... once you get on a roll, I KNOW that thing will start accelerating in progress, ya know? PERSEVERE! lol.
01-26-2011, 01:43 PM
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Hey, Brian(swimmer)..... Want the part numbers for the OME shocks? hahaha. They're yellow too! Then, you could put all yellow Poly Bushings in there, .....hmmmm, maybe some Yellow paint on the slave cyl and other parts like that(starter?) ...you'll then really need to name it "Bumble Bee".... Dangit, there is already a Pro-4x4 Toyota out there named that! lol.
01-26-2011, 01:54 PM
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Hey, Brian(swimmer)..... Want the part numbers for the OME shocks? hahaha. They're yellow too! Then, you could put all yellow Poly Bushings in there, .....hmmmm, maybe some Yellow paint on the slave cyl and other parts like that(starter?) ...you'll then really need to name it "Bumble Bee".... Dangit, there is already a Pro-4x4 Toyota out there named that! lol.
01-26-2011, 04:09 PM
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01-26-2011, 05:36 PM
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Jason the runner sounds like it is coming along pretty good. I am working on an '86 too. I call her Ole' Blue. recently got all fiberglass panels from toyotafiberglass.com. got all the parts, then found that noone wanted to touch the body work. Like you I don't have the time or facility to work on it much. found a local guy to install the 'glass, just waitin on the cash. picked up some new to me wheels, and a header recently. Got a ton of parts gathered up, but time, space, and cash keeps me from progress. Gonna watch your build for inspiration. thanks.
01-26-2011, 05:52 PM
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Jason the runner sounds like it is coming along pretty good. I am working on an '86 too. I call her Ole' Blue. recently got all fiberglass panels from toyotafiberglass.com. got all the parts, then found that noone wanted to touch the body work. Like you I don't have the time or facility to work on it much. found a local guy to install the 'glass, just waitin on the cash. picked up some new to me wheels, and a header recently. Got a ton of parts gathered up, but time, space, and cash keeps me from progress. Gonna watch your build for inspiration. thanks.
01-26-2011, 05:57 PM
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glad your ok with it I would hate to have to rethink the whole paint scheeme after all that work on the engine haha. my plans well big ones im wanting a very capable trail truck that looks realy realy diferant I.E. the detail on the engine
01-26-2011, 06:05 PM
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last pic before fiberglass front fenders. and updated mirrors.
The new-to-me wheels are Eagle alloys. Been wanting some of those for a long time. Trying to make it kinda "retro". Got 4" suspension lift, dual shock mounts front and rear and a rear truss from a '91 that I built years ago. Long way to go. If you need some parts I might have something. I do have a poly body mount kit never installed, if you are not gonna install a body lift.
01-26-2011, 07:36 PM
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last pic before fiberglass front fenders. and updated mirrors.
The new-to-me wheels are Eagle alloys. Been wanting some of those for a long time. Trying to make it kinda "retro". Got 4" suspension lift, dual shock mounts front and rear and a rear truss from a '91 that I built years ago. Long way to go. If you need some parts I might have something. I do have a poly body mount kit never installed, if you are not gonna install a body lift.
01-27-2011, 04:51 PM
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well with an unexpected day at home I got alot done, Im am realy happy with the way this body work is turning out I know its not gonna be perfect but its as close as I can get it and its somthing I have always wanted to try.
01-30-2011, 04:48 AM
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Hello Jason...Bodywork is intimidating at first. Just like anything else. Just got to jump in there and do it. It takes practice and patience. I been doing my own lately. Some I cant find the dents even when I knew where they were. Other dents, well.... still got a ways to go. Hang in there.
01-30-2011, 05:50 PM
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Hello Jason...Bodywork is intimidating at first. Just like anything else. Just got to jump in there and do it. It takes practice and patience. I been doing my own lately. Some I cant find the dents even when I knew where they were. Other dents, well.... still got a ways to go. Hang in there.
01-30-2011, 05:54 PM
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Hello Jason...Bodywork is intimidating at first. Just like anything else. Just got to jump in there and do it. It takes practice and patience. I been doing my own lately. Some I cant find the dents even when I knew where they were. Other dents, well.... still got a ways to go. Hang in there.
