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When I finally get something to haul, I'm glad I.m not going to be the only dude taking pics of my rig. I tell my friends that all the stuff I know about for our trucks like the aftermarket stuff or regen stuff, you know, the useless $h1T that everyone else wouldn't care about but makes sense to us. Sweet ride bro.
We went to the Lake to take a few pics of the family on the 4th and my family laughed at me when I took a pic of the truck. I just judged them HARD and continued admiring the truck
We went to the Lake to take a few pics of the family on the 4th and my family laughed at me when I took a pic of the truck. I just judged them HARD and continued admiring the truck
We went to the Lake to take a few pics of the family on the 4th and my family laughed at me when I took a pic of the truck. I just judged them HARD and continued admiring the truck
Good job Andre! Lol. Sometimes if I don’t have my phone and I ask my wife to snap a pic, wanna see eyes rolling....
i just bought a 51’ F1, gonna pick it up Wednesday, of course a few obligatory pics hauling it home with the 6.7 will be in order
How many miles on the 4Runner? I'm guessing the 3.0 V6?
It had about 150,000 customer brought it to me, "I was driving and it died" #4 rod hanging outside of the block! I bought it for 200 dollars and took the 400 dollar stereo out and put it in my wife's jeep. I put a reman engine in it and she drove it while she was doing home hospice. once she went to the VA we didn't need it anymore so I sold it to a friend who's trooper blew a head gasket. actually I loaned it to him for a couple weeks and he liked so he offered to buy it. yes it had the 3.0, kind of gutless. I did bypass all the emissions and it was better, that egr tube that fills about 1/2 of the intake is a major restriction.
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