another 4Runner fiberglass build ..
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The quality is awsume!
I was looking at a few rides online the other day. They had aftermarket fiberglass fenders, a well known company. The fitment was HORRIBLE! The side marker light bearly held in there... gaps everywhere!
Downright pathetic against Corey's stuff.
I was looking at a few rides online the other day. They had aftermarket fiberglass fenders, a well known company. The fitment was HORRIBLE! The side marker light bearly held in there... gaps everywhere!
Downright pathetic against Corey's stuff.
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Not meaning to answer Corey, but yes, he runs www.toyotafiberglass.com and specializes in fiberglass parts. I've bought some stuff from him in the past and he's a good guy to deal with.
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Thanks guys .. I love my Job !!
bottom line , this one when done will run 8G .. including paint , and windshield and new Bosch headlamps .. BUT , this one will probabably be the last one for that bargoon basement pricing ..
shop is booked up , and I just cant keep up ..
bottom line , this one when done will run 8G .. including paint , and windshield and new Bosch headlamps .. BUT , this one will probabably be the last one for that bargoon basement pricing ..
shop is booked up , and I just cant keep up ..
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so now with all the panels fitted .. time to make PERMINENT
and while curing ..
and with the inners painted , I was able to seam seal the new parts ..
hood weatherstrip , and clips installed
and hood installed and aligned
door installed , and aligned
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and while curing ..
and with the inners painted , I was able to seam seal the new parts ..
hood weatherstrip , and clips installed
and hood installed and aligned
door installed , and aligned
.
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It seems like a large amount to spend on bodywork when you can go down to Texas and get a rust free one for half that price. Not that I am suggesting your work isn't worth that much, it's just a lot of money to put into a stock truck.
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Good point but take into consideration that if you bring a rust free one into that area it more than likely will not be rust free for long. This way its like a new car that isn't going to rust....ever