http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...&category=6442

 

That's pretty nice. I sure hope its been re-geared though.

 

Looks like Mike's Rig in the future haha

 

I found the other add here.

Goodyear does not make a 36" MT/R.

I think that is Pat's rig from Arizona that he sold a couple years ago to go 85 and then buggy.

 

I like the front bumper and is really close to what I'm going to make. I emailed him to see if he's open for a trade!

Chris

 

Hey! I am the person who is selling this on ebay. If you are interested let me know. Thanks.

 

Good luck on getting 13K for that truck. It'll never happen.

 

that is pat murphy's old truck! that 4runner is what made me want to get a 3rd gen. i love it!

 

I'm curious, how do you get 4 inches of suspension lift?

Front and rear???


Good luck on the sale btw.

Don't listen to these guys...you can put it for sale for whatever you want, if you get it great, if not, you still have your truck!

 

I bought the truck lifted...I believe it is front and rear. Thanks for the reply.

 

You should really advertise it as 3 inches suspension then....that is the most you can get out of the 3rd Gens without major custom work, which I do not see in your pics....fyi.

 

Thanks for the info!

 

here is a link to the original owner's web site http://pmurf1.homestead.com/ this should help you know what is on your truck!

 

Great. I really appreciate the info. Sounds like this guy spent a lot of time & $$$ on this truck.

 

he did, he posts over on pirate4x4.com boards as pmurf or pmurf1 if you want to get in touch with him he has a tube buggy built off of an 1985 4runner now

 

Anyone know what tire size he really is running? I am doing a 2" BL, and haev a 2.5" OME lift. I wanna know what is the biggest tire I can stuff under my rig!

 

That truck should have a 3" bodylift and around 2" of suspension lift. How does that make room for a tire that is not even made?

What was the $1,400 spent on to repair the rear suspension?

Some more pics of underneath would be interesting.

 

I believe these are 36" tires, I can check. The $1,400 was to get new rotors and brake pads for all 4 tires, as well as replace the coils in the rear. I can post photos underneath tomorrow. Thanks.

 

You know you want to trade me the front bumper for my front bumper, don't ya!

Chris