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alright let me know if he can help you out if not i will look around and see if anyne around here will paint that for you.
I have a set of red/clear tail lights on the way along with a new piece for the front end 

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Dude, HOW IN THE HECK did I Not see this in your sig? hahaha. WOW, cherry!
NICE RIG,
Nice Bike,
Nice boat,
I hate you! hahahaha, jk, not at all hateful... just messin.
NICE RIG,
Nice Bike,
Nice boat,
I hate you! hahahaha, jk, not at all hateful... just messin.
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NICE RIG,
Nice Bike,
Nice boat,
I hate you! hahahaha, jk, not at all hateful... just messin.
Hahaha Thanks Mark! I don't know how you missed it either!!Originally Posted by ChefYota4x4
Dude, HOW IN THE HECK did I Not see this in your sig? hahaha. WOW, cherry!
NICE RIG,
Nice Bike,
Nice boat,
I hate you! hahahaha, jk, not at all hateful... just messin.
brian, we all have pictures of parts waiting to go on our rigs. your next picture better be of your two yotas struttin' their matching bumper bling!


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haha you got it!!Originally Posted by irab88
brian, we all have pictures of parts waiting to go on our rigs. your next picture better be of your two yotas struttin' their matching bumper bling!
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I used Aircraft remover to strip the paint off a trunk lid, just spray it on, let it foam up, then settle. then used a plastic paint scrapper to scrap it off... but most of it could have just been wiped off. stuff literally lifts the paint up.
http://www.amazon.com/Klean-Strip-KL.../dp/B000VI13L6
not sure if thats the exact same stuff, i bout mine from O'reillys
comes in either spray or pour on. i used spray. not kidding stuff was crazy effective.


http://www.amazon.com/Klean-Strip-KL.../dp/B000VI13L6
not sure if thats the exact same stuff, i bout mine from O'reillys
comes in either spray or pour on. i used spray. not kidding stuff was crazy effective.


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http://www.amazon.com/Klean-Strip-KL.../dp/B000VI13L6
not sure if thats the exact same stuff, i bout mine from O'reillys
comes in either spray or pour on. i used spray. not kidding stuff was crazy effective.

I've been using aircraft stripper, that seems to be the only thing that works at all... Unfortunately, it seems to peel up a layer of aluminum with it as well... I cannot have that, so as of now i'm at a standstill.Originally Posted by hiemsnox
I used Aircraft remover to strip the paint off a trunk lid, just spray it on, let it foam up, then settle. then used a plastic paint scrapper to scrap it off... but most of it could have just been wiped off. stuff literally lifts the paint up.http://www.amazon.com/Klean-Strip-KL.../dp/B000VI13L6
not sure if thats the exact same stuff, i bout mine from O'reillys
comes in either spray or pour on. i used spray. not kidding stuff was crazy effective.

Got an e-locker skid plate and metal hinges for my rear hatch windows to replace the broken plastic pieces.
Should be here on the 15th.
Should be here on the 15th.
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Oops thought I posted this...Originally Posted by westjohns yota
brian, whats up with the s/c? the ARB? cmon man ya slackin!
Installed the ARB, did an oil change, and put on the wheels today.



Transmission jack is nice




All done!

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Newer like 05+ (second gen) or newer like 2001-2004 (first gen, facelift)?Originally Posted by MaK92-4RnR
sighhh... i cant decide between a newer tacoma, or older tacoma.
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newer like 2005+. Older 95+ ( i dont like the 95-97s though ) I want a low mileage 98+ 5 speed v6 tacoma. but They're entirely wayyy to overpriced around here... theres one on craigslist for 12k and thats the cheapest one! 90k miles...
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Yes they are WAY expensive here too. Dealer wanted 12K for mine with 112K on it! I talked him down to 8K (they didn't know a thing about it, I got it at an Audi dealership).Originally Posted by MaK92-4RnR
newer like 2005+. Older 95+ ( i dont like the 95-97s though ) I want a low mileage 98+ 5 speed v6 tacoma. but They're entirely wayyy to overpriced around here... theres one on craigslist for 12k and thats the cheapest one! 90k miles...





