85 T4Runner's 1985 4Runner Build-up
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I took some good before and after pictures of the runner when we were out wheeling this past Sunday. As everyone can see from prior postings, the passenger side is now a bit challenged. It was all in good fun, I'm sure an exo-cage or other forms of protection would have prevented the damage but that's no fun. Probably gonna just pound out what I can to make it functional but I am sure this won't be the last big dent if I keep trying new obstacles.
This was a "BEFORE" picture taken just after Upper Ajax trail:

This was "AFTER" the slip on the Firehole at Woodpecker trail:

This is the angry Saguaro cactus that was laughing at me near the end of Woodpecker trail:
This was a "BEFORE" picture taken just after Upper Ajax trail:

This was "AFTER" the slip on the Firehole at Woodpecker trail:

This is the angry Saguaro cactus that was laughing at me near the end of Woodpecker trail:
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That's funny!
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Started to pound out some of the dents with a little help from 3linked84. The door will now open again from the outside.
It looks almost new again:

I am now ready for my second attempt at the Firehole!!! I may improve the sliders a bit before trying it again but we will see.
It looks almost new again:

I am now ready for my second attempt at the Firehole!!! I may improve the sliders a bit before trying it again but we will see.
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Hey Travis watch out for that rock! What? I know i totally ROCK!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6fE1..._order&list=UL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIGRW...ature=youtu.be
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6fE1..._order&list=ULhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIGRW...ature=youtu.be
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The videos are great, thanks Connor for posting them. Got my heart pumping just watching them.
Yea I think I will install plastic bags over the seats before we go out next time. I thought I was going over in the first video.
Yea I think I will install plastic bags over the seats before we go out next time. I thought I was going over in the first video.
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Be sure to pre-treat, or you'll never get those brown stains out of your seat!