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Vehicle is sold.

Bump for the 4th of July! It survived the great Searles Valley 6.4 earthquake with flying colors, and it makes a great bug-out vehicle.

1998 TOYOTA 4RUNNER SR5 4X4 V6 W/ 221,700 MILES $3,500…OBO LOCATED IN INLAND EMPIRE, CALIFORNIA GOOD: • 285/75R16 (~33 x 11-1/2) BFGOODRICH ALL TERRAIN KO2 1 YEAR OLD W/ 10K MILES. FULL SIZE SPARE • NEW TIMING BELT/WATER PUMP/RADIATOR/CONDENSER/DRIER/FAN CLUTCH, ETC @212K MILES • RUNS...

It does not. It fits very well into a DIN slot with some custom brackets.

As the title says. I purchased this a year ago for a project that I have now abandoned. It is taking up room and is of much better use to someone else. $200 OBO gets it shipped to your door. Local delivery is also possible near Redlands or Fontana, CA. Item is new in box. I did open it up when...

Sold.

It does not. You might have some luck contacting TRD.

Still available.

For Sale: TRD 2nd Gen Supercharger for the 5VZ-FE engine for 3rd gen 4Runner, 1st gen Tacoma (with some exceptions), and some Sequoias, Tundras. I purchased this used last November with grand plans to stick it on my 4Runner. Life has changed and I am in search of a bigger vehicle, and this...

Front bumper is a Shrockworks. Rear is one I built a number of years ago. I don't have one build thread, but here are a few links to my major projects: http://www.ultimateyota.com/showthread.php?8020-Seanz0rz-s-rear-bumper-buildup...

Forgot to post this over here when I finished. Whole build thread is here: http://www.ultimateyota.com/showthread.php?10437-DIY-Roof-Rack-Seanz0rz-s-Low-Profile-Rack&highlight=roof+rack Pictures: Untitled Untitled IMG_0389 In that thread, last few pages discuss eliminating the growl from the...

If you are still looking, I have 3 that are used pretty heavily, but would make excellent spares. PM me if interested.

Swingouts start on this page: http://www.ultimateyota.com/showthread.php?8020-Seanz0rz-s-rear-bumper-buildup/page7 Tire Carrier: http://www.ultimateyota.com/showthread.php?8020-Seanz0rz-s-rear-bumper-buildup/page10 Finishing Tire Carrier and starting on the other...

I was just posting to inform and didn't see your post on this page about it. I actually think their batteries are some of the best out there, and I love the fact they are made in the USA, even if their raw materials are from elsewhere. I've been thinking more and more about batteries for my...

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The fact that it will not do .120" DOM is a deal breaker for me, since that is what I would use it for most of the time. Price isn't bad though. If it fits your needs, it might be a solution.

It may be a little bit more robust for rock hits, etc. Bending instead of shattering. EMT may be lighter than grey PVC conduit (rigid nonmetallic), but you would have to look that up. After thinking about it, split loom should be fine unless you really want to put it in a solid conduit.

The tubing is galvanized, but if you are in a salty area, you can always paint it with an appropriate coating.

The Pro Tools 105 and JD2 (JDsquared) both come to mind. They are relatively inexpensive, and do good work. you can upgrade them with a kit from swag offroad to make them air over hydraulic. You can also find plans on the internet that you can buy for less than $20 to make your own.

I'm waiting patiently for the Nexus 10. The 7 just isn't big enough to justify itself. I already have a 4.7" phone and a 14 inch ultrabook, so I need something in between and I want big maps for topo. My birthday is in November, so hopefully I'll treat myself to a birthday present!