check it out

that thing looks crazy...
what kind of front axle is that? it looks pretty wide...

 

Looks like full width somethin's...

 

Duh....lol im just messing with ya.

 

Looks kinda stoopid, I think.

My .02
G

 

Anyone notice its got MT/Rs on the front and the the hummer type m/ts on the back?

 

weird. The interior is immaculate though. I like where it says "HAS NOT HAD IT OFF ROAD" yeah right! If not, that's stupid. It might be a little too tall to do a lot of off roading but what's the point if you don't do anything with it?

Although I almost believe it... that thing is soooo clean!

Still probably overall a waste of money in all the crazy work put into it. The description on it is very vague also, I noticed.

 

i also find it rather weird he has no details about the lift and the obvious SAS! all it says it 14" of lift.

-Casey

 

14" of lift...ugh. that's the "SHOW TRUCK" red flag right there, piece of junk

 

Heh... nice hitch.

 

That rig will never see any action offroad, if it did, it would rollover in an instant. NOt a trail rig by any means......

 

He must be selling it due to the yellow Type-R pumpkins...yuck!

He also lists it as a 6 cylinder.

 

Can you even drive that thing on the road without proper fender flares. And could you imagine how stoopid those are going to look?

 

Body lift, blocks on rear axles, hard to tell, but it looks like Chevy axles without drop drag link, no crossover steering, mismatched tires, its not a 4Runner, its a Chevota POS
However, if the spring work was done well, it could make for a good start on an all around leaf sprung Runner, but you'd have to get it cheap so you could spend some $$ getting the body lift out, putting in good springs without blocks and getting some genuine Toyota back under it.

 

Looks like the stock 3.0 radiator in there. If you live somewhere where emissions are tested there is no way that engine is going to pass. It looks carburated and I don't see the obvious emissions stuff a 94 engine should have. The wheels sticking out could be cured with wheels with the backspacing set to tuck them in but you'll need massive fender flares and mud flaps in most places to drive it on the street.

 

Looks with that wide front axle!

I spot two other lifted Yota trucks behind that runner.