Pics!
 

Here she is folks. It's a loaded 97 SR5 4WD. I loaded the film roll onto a cd at the lab and uploaded the pics onto webshots for now. I'm sure i'll do a webpage when I have more time.

The wilderness shots were shot at a lookout point at Caleveras Big Trees State Park, In Northern California where I just returned from a weekend of friends booze and fun. All the shots are simply snapshots, keep your lids peeled for a post by me soon when I do some more commercial shots of the Runner. Till then enjoy!

-J

http://community.webshots.com/user/jarwesley

Real nice vehicle man! Real nice. It looks cool and the color is just right! LOL. That is one big a$$ tree in the background. Is it an old tree...lol...j/k. Nice rig in a nice area, what more could you ask for? :beaver:

-Ryan

Looking SWEEET! :cool:

The pedals came out nice.

Nice lookin' ride there Nerf.
What kind of double din unit do you have in the dash?
I see you have your amps on the back seat too. I like the location as it allows you to get access to it quick for maintenance, plus they get plenty of air there.

Also what kind of pedals might those be? Sharp looking.

Thanks for the complements fellas.

The Double Din deck is a Panasonic CQ VX 2000-U. I shopped around and looked at the Alpine Kenwood and Pioneer decks but I really liked the look and the features of this one. Plus I got a deal on it i just couldnt pass up! The 9 banch GE and DSP (Digital Signal Processing) were a couple of the features that sold me on this deck, I've just begun to tap into what it can really do.
Panasonic updated the model for this year and I no longer like the look of it, but here is a link to a pic of my model year :
https://www.onlinecarstereo.com/cara....asp?sku=11652

The Pedals are genuine Burtman Industries. Head to Burtman Industries website @ http://www.burtmanindustries.com/ or E-mail Jason and he can give you a price list :readit:.

And Btown, that tree was a youngin compared to some of the ones further down the hill, That state park has the bragging rights to the second largest tree in the world.

-J