Jtgumy 88 4Runner slow build and picture thread
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Jtgumy 88 4Runner slow build and picture thread
Figured I make a thread to share my progress of my 88 4Runner, probably more pictures then anything. Been a Toyota fan since I could drive. Have an 2015 Trail 4Runner and been looking for an old one for a while and came across this one, an 1988 with 340,xxx miles V6 and love it!
The night I went pick it up(1.25.16)
Next morning.
First thing was cleaning it. Bring the shine back a little.
Then took the top off. Fell in love even more.
Just pictures:
Start painting underneath:
Before
After
Touched up the front end a little.
Truck didn't come with a spare and didn't want to buy factory parts to put it back under the truck, so came up with this. Working great.
I was going to look for a carpet kit but after cleaning in looks good to me. Used chemical guys fabric cleaner. Soon will be removing carpet and applying some Dynamat dynaliner.
The night I went pick it up(1.25.16)
Next morning.
First thing was cleaning it. Bring the shine back a little.
Then took the top off. Fell in love even more.
Just pictures:
Start painting underneath:
Before
After
Touched up the front end a little.
Truck didn't come with a spare and didn't want to buy factory parts to put it back under the truck, so came up with this. Working great.
I was going to look for a carpet kit but after cleaning in looks good to me. Used chemical guys fabric cleaner. Soon will be removing carpet and applying some Dynamat dynaliner.
Last edited by Jtgumy; 03-04-2017 at 05:39 PM.
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Ever since getting the truck i wanted to make the front end look more original. I never understood why someone would cut the grille and put lights where they did. So recently i ordered grille, corner lights, and headlight housing from carports.com. Installed everything, and loving the way it looks now. Heres some pictures with new front end, and other recent pictures just to show.
Now just some pictures from my trip to Mississippi in it. It was the first some what long trip i took it on (around 4 hours one way) and loved every second of it.
Perfect shooting platform!
Sorry, kinda of a picture whore! haha.
More progress to come!!
Thanks for viewing!
Now just some pictures from my trip to Mississippi in it. It was the first some what long trip i took it on (around 4 hours one way) and loved every second of it.
Perfect shooting platform!
Sorry, kinda of a picture whore! haha.
More progress to come!!
Thanks for viewing!
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Nice looking truck you have there. Did you remove any of the suspension/axle components before paint? I need to do that too.
Where are you in Louisiana? I'm from Mississippi originally (born on Keesler AFB) and spent time in Baton Rouge and Kenner. My folks still have a house in Kenner.
Where are you in Louisiana? I'm from Mississippi originally (born on Keesler AFB) and spent time in Baton Rouge and Kenner. My folks still have a house in Kenner.
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Nice looking truck you have there. Did you remove any of the suspension/axle components before paint? I need to do that too.
Where are you in Louisiana? I'm from Mississippi originally (born on Keesler AFB) and spent time in Baton Rouge and Kenner. My folks still have a house in Kenner.
Where are you in Louisiana? I'm from Mississippi originally (born on Keesler AFB) and spent time in Baton Rouge and Kenner. My folks still have a house in Kenner.
Im south of Lafayette, I go to baton rouge at times, maybe we'll run across each other one day!
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The top part is used for like fencing and gates.. like this https://www.farmtek.com/farm/supplie...;pg105957.html . Been having it on there for about a year now and working fine. plus better then welding on roll bar.
Then just welded some aluminum piping and flat plate.
Last edited by Jtgumy; 03-06-2017 at 10:36 AM.
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