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With the interior almost done, I decided to pull the stock wheels and Falkens off and throw them up for sale to make way for my favorite 4Runner wheels and a set of 33x12.50R18 A/T’s.
she doesn’t look like much but it has come a LONG way.
Just looking at this pic makes me want to get some new upper and lower control arms while it’s up.
Its looking great. Youre doing a lot of stuff I wish I had the time for.
As for the mirrors, the pic you posted is the front of the plastic case?
IIRC My mirrors have no writing and I have a total of four mirrors in my posession (all oem to my knowledge, one power sr5 mirror) and none of them had writing on the case.
Its looking great. Youre doing a lot of stuff I wish I had the time for.
As for the mirrors, the pic you posted is the front of the plastic case?
IIRC My mirrors have no writing and I have a total of four mirrors in my posession (all oem to my knowledge, one power sr5 mirror) and none of them had writing on the case.
That’s crazy because EVERY truck I come across with chrome mirrors, (even the three in the local junk yards) have the same writing on the passenger side mirror.
Only the passenger side, and only on the chrome mirrors.
So you have a passenger side chrome power mirror without that writing in it?
The bed I pulled from the scrapyard was completely rust free, but it had a handful of scrapes, small dents, and one big one on the driver side below the tail light.
Finished the passenger side. One full day of block sanding.
The driver side had been blocked once, one coat of etching primer, and probably this afternoon I’ll break out the stud welder and start pulling that dent.
I absolutely HATE body filler, so I try to beat metal until only sanding and primer will do the job.
I’ll try to document that along the way if my hands stay clean enough.
The decal on the T100 tail gate is definitely unique.
The adhesive/foam holding it on is impenetrable and I’m certain that even with heat applied, fishing line, and whatever else, it would never be in good enough condition to re-mount.
I have asked around and people have given some recommendations for some people that reproduce old decals, but his is much more than just a vinyl sticker.
So, here goes nothing to make something that looks the part, but with some added (updated) style and design...
Last edited by 55reasons; Mar 13, 2019 at 02:41 PM.
Feb 17, 2019 | 10:18 AM
