Pics of running boards and no running boards
08-11-2003, 12:34 PM
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Pics of running boards and no running boards
I finally got the pictures of my 4Runner with and without running boards. I took them off about a week ago. Let me know what you think? Should I keep them off or put them back?
I might put them back on in the winter to protect the body from all the slushy snow mess around here.
With RB
Without RB
Thanks in advance for your 2cents.
I might put them back on in the winter to protect the body from all the slushy snow mess around here.
With RB
Without RB
Thanks in advance for your 2cents.
08-11-2003, 12:41 PM
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GO NAKED!
I just yanked mine off this weekend and they shall never go back on. It's rock sliderz for me come this fall! I get my front fender flare extension mudflaps tomorrow and I am stoked. They were only $20/each.
Brian
PS. How do you get a picture to post? Do you need a website or can you cut and paste?
Brian
PS. How do you get a picture to post? Do you need a website or can you cut and paste?
08-11-2003, 12:44 PM
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Re: GO NAKED!
Look good!
You can attach a pic everytime you post. See attach file below. Or just get a website and post the image location between [img] tags. See the FAQ for more help...
Originally posted by waskillywabbit
PS. How do you get a picture to post? Do you need a website or can you cut and paste?
PS. How do you get a picture to post? Do you need a website or can you cut and paste?
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08-11-2003, 01:20 PM
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I prefer them off also. I can think of another member *cough* BBB *cough* with a strong opinion about this also...
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08-11-2003, 02:23 PM
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Brian - I also got the fender flare extensions from the dealer for about $20 each and they were easy to install. The color is called anthracite. I guess calling it brown wouldn't market very well.
Skywagon - awesome rig. Were your running boards lighted?
As for the pictures, you have to host them somewhere to get them in your message itself. Many people here seem to use monty pics (??)
Skywagon - awesome rig. Were your running boards lighted?
As for the pictures, you have to host them somewhere to get them in your message itself. Many people here seem to use monty pics (??)
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08-11-2003, 02:29 PM
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Originally posted by mgspann
Skywagon - awesome rig. Were your running boards lighted?
Skywagon - awesome rig. Were your running boards lighted?
08-11-2003, 02:57 PM
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Hmm...fender flare extensions, I have to look into that. Because my front flares stop a good 4 inches above the bottom of my body. Is that what yours did as well?
