The 3rd gens are wider as far as i know. I can check when i get home from school, my stepdad has a 99 runner. But i am pretty sure they are wider because the 2nd gens had alot of poll overs.

(edit)Sorry, didnt see the extra pages.

 

built the rear crossmember today and welded everything up and put on some gussets

 

oh and everyone dont forget that i am still planning on putting the bed skins back on

 

heres the look that im going for once everything is all plated

 

wow...its been awhile since i checked this thread. i really like what you've done and am excited to see more! i like the double cab look. very nice.

 

oh, and i'd be interested in some wider angle shots of the whole truck as it sits before you get the skins on if you get a chance. thanks a ton and nice work!

 

thanks for the compliments and ya no problem i will try and remember to take some tomorrow when im at the shop and im kind of thinking that im not going to put the skins back on but ill see once everything is all plated in

 

The only suggestion I can think of would be to put an X behind the cab so that if you put it on it's side the tubes will be less likely to shift.

 

ya thats what im going to do as soon as i get more tube

 

these we the best that i could get

 

i think this is how im going to do the sides

 

that is so perfect...i'm not trying to be weird but you have the sexiest 4runner in existance

 

^wierdo....







JK. Awesome job man, lovin' it, keep up the good work.

 

haha thanks man thats what i like to hear

 

thanks for the pictures...that's exactly what i was looking for. its overall stance is great! cant wait to see some more.

 

The pickup window would prolly be easier, but it would be pretty trick if you used the rnr tailgate window assembly to seal off the cab, and just use a pickup tailgate for the bed? I love being able to dump um.. smoke out the back window if i need to, one finger, woosh!

 

you must not have gotten very far in the thread because that part is long done

 

So do you think it would have been worth it having power rear window? or do you find a manual sliding rear window is far better?

 

umm well its hard to say to me i dont think it would be worth it it would have been a lot more work and i hate doing sheetmetal stuff. so i dont know if that helps any but thats my opinion. And plus using the whole back of a cab also really made it a lot easier than i think it would have been to piece everything back together

 

got the piece that goes from the back and connects to the sliders done on one side today