Thx! That grill only came about because it hit 2 deer and the grill mounting points were jacked...that and I'm cheap. Metal was mostly scrap pieces laying around anyways.

 

 

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Sweet exoskeleton Toytim!!! Looks real good...

 

Beautiful Florida beach scene and a beautiful street queen Toyota still capable tho!











My buddies Toyota we copied each other he made his own bumper. he has 35/12.50-15s with only 2.5in coil spacers up front and an add a lief in the back!



Another buddies Toyota broken down i picked him up with a bobcat trailer and towed him home with my Toyota! it was a beast!!









one of the old projects.

 

I actually like that color alot.
Who knows I may do mine in that scheme.....

Get rid of that faded ugly red paint....
My junk

 

nice truck yoterup, where in florida are you?

 

 

ORLANDO!! actually just north of orlando im 25min north orlando 25min east of sanford 25min west of titusville and 25min south of deland so im everywhere and nowhere at the same time!! i think its funny what about you?

 

Just pick her up. 91 v6 3.0 w/190k and came with all maintance records even the window sticker.

Ill get more after i detail it up

 

holy crap!that bumper is freakin huge.

 

 

Nothing special, it's just rare it's clean and it was especially sunny out

 

 

Newbie here, some fantastic rides here. Below is my project. Maybe a SAS in the future and a Marlin set up, but for now, she's all mine!

ProComp Stage II
Custom rear C/V driveshaft
4:88 gears w/limited slip rear
33x12.5R15 BFG A/T
Mickey Thompson Rims
ZERO frame and body rust, NO dent. Should I wheel it?

 

^ Nice runner! hope to have mine sittin like that here soon.

 

this is my 90 SR5 3.0, manual
35" Goodyear Wrangler MT tires, home made lift spacer and front bumper, Skyjacker shocks, Safari snorkel, Warn M8000, Hella and KC lights, K&N filter, Dynomax muffler....





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Hanoi, Vietnam

 

the day i bought it

the next day (new tires idler arm and all cleaned up)

ten minutes later

the next morning... after i realized i hydrolocked the motor and blew a rod =( ....

is that record time for a blown motor? about 27hours?

 

here is what mine looked like with only a winch and bumper added:


and now after a little fab work!

testing it out in a little mud hole


shows height better


yeah those are 39.5x15 TSL's 6" of lift and stock gears!! a little slow!!