Nice. I love those 1st gen Rav4s. There’s something about the look of them.I daily a 2004 Rav with a five speed. Thing is a beast. Going to sell it to my brother for my niece in September. Going to be a sad little day when it goes.
Nice. I love those 1st gen Rav4s. There’s something about the look of them.I daily a 2004 Rav with a five speed. Thing is a beast. Going to sell it to my brother for my niece in September. Going to be a sad little day when it goes.
Gotta say the Toyota builds some quality stuff. They keep it simple and don’t change things if it ain’t broke. Thats a sweet rig, I was looking into them but just a little out of the price range. Anymore the less electronics on a vehicle is better for me.
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Actually in all seriousness, a 17 F250. Really would like to get a SXS for next spring bear, or even a older 2nd gen Toyota pickup for hunting. Especially spring bear in Idaho.
By, "the book", apparently.how?
By, "the book", apparently.
I've definitely seen mobile mechanics advertising engine swaps for $500 before, but not sure I'd trust the work.
Yeah, I'm sure that's a job that can actually be done in a day by an experienced tech if that's all they are working on.I wouldnt go for a $500 job either. 40 hours just seems excessive though
The "by the book stuff" is BS in my opinion. Got a quote to get some shocks replaced one time and they told me that its 1.5 hours per shock plus parts. I order the shocks and did them in my garage in less than an hour and half for all four. No lift, no air tools, just a Craftsman ratchet kit and Harbor Freight jack.Yeah, I'm sure that's a job that can actually be done in a day by an experienced tech if that's all they are working on.
I was eyeing one up in my town but it needs a lot of work but it’s the pop up style like you are talking about. It sits in a truck bed trailer.I've been looking for a small lightweight bed camper for my tacoma id really like to find one of the pop up ones from the 90s
Wow that’s pricey, I like to do all my own work. I do believe you can get a low miles JDM 3.4 for around 2000$.I found one out of an FJ with only 60k + a 5 year warranty for it for $5600. Of course, its 40 hours of labor for an engine swap so its around $10,500 with labor.
I was thinking the same thingMan all the toyotas posted in this thread, someone please check on thinkingman he may not be ok now!
Love your setup, I’m new to Toyota but I already love them. I just got my warn m15000 winch installed.Another 3rd gen 4Runner guy here…View attachment 734913View attachment 734914
I almost picked up a Tacoma but the one I really wanted sold the day I went to the dealer to check it out. Then I started thinking how much I dislike payments. The tan ones really do it for me. The mild lift sounds like an excellent idea.2012 Tacoma with still under 100k miles. Buddy and I are going to put a very mild lift (w/ new dampers&springs) in sometime this summer to help clear 275/70/17 tires (currently running a little taller tire over stock 265/70/17 on stock suspension).
Is it deleted? Or do you suffer emissions where you’re at?F250 Powerstroke