Jaretstuff's 1999 Toyota 4Runner Budget Build
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Jaretstuff's 1999 Toyota 4Runner Budget Build
This will be a slow build thread that will chronicle my little brothers new (to him) 4runner. This will be used as a date reference later on. Here are the specs:
1999 4Runner SR5 4x4
3.4/auto, manual transfer case
bonestock, black
exterior: 8/10
Interior 7/10
Frame is rusty in the rear where the links mount, misc exhaust leaks and engine lights
233k miles
shocks and springs are toasted
First day home, massive tranny fluid leak somewhere
1999 4Runner SR5 4x4
3.4/auto, manual transfer case
bonestock, black
exterior: 8/10
Interior 7/10
Frame is rusty in the rear where the links mount, misc exhaust leaks and engine lights
233k miles
shocks and springs are toasted
First day home, massive tranny fluid leak somewhere
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Pulled it into the shop today, drained most of the major fluids, and acceded the tranny fluid leak and rear axle where it is going to need a frame patch at.
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Heated garage? Soooo cold out there! The truck looks like a decent starting point.
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Bet that rot felt good to take care of.
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That's not unfortunate, running stock is a good way to get to know your truck and find out what you want to do with it.
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Cool deal! I like it. I've got a third gen that was in about that shape when I started. Even has the same dent in the bumper. I picked up a 2000 parts truck a while back just for a few parts I needed. I went ahead and stripped it so if you run into something you need, let me know. I've got way more parts than I'll ever need.
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Cool deal! I like it. I've got a third gen that was in about that shape when I started. Even has the same dent in the bumper. I picked up a 2000 parts truck a while back just for a few parts I needed. I went ahead and stripped it so if you run into something you need, let me know. I've got way more parts than I'll ever need.