Recent content by fowldarr

Nothing major, it’s primarily a road trip family hauler, it’s already been from Oregon to Idaho to Texas and back, and is currently in Nevada. Working flawlessly so far. In the future it will likely get a leveling kit and slightly larger tires, but nothing extreme because we need to maintain...

Nothing but potential. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The missing factor here, is how would you pay for the newer, low mile rig? Are you going to finance it? Do you have cash? If you are financing, how much are you looking to spend? Cash...how much? If you gave me your tired old truck and $6k, I would fix it and run it all day long and it...

I'm passing on it. I didn't have high hopes at that price, but it's more of a project than I can take on right now. If anyone wants more info on it, let me know. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I will know what it is worth to me after I go look at it. I don't need a fourth vehicle. I wish it had been for sale a few months ago before I bought my son a ford ranger. I'll report back on what I find/decide. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So, I'm not in the market for a cruiser (well, I'm always in the market, you know how it is) a guy around the corner parks his dark green 1996 cruiser out and puts it up for sale. A quick inspection reveals a missing front bumper, removed flares a a decent dent in the passenger rear quarter. A...

That would be a great price point for a 2nd Gen Tundra bumper....just sayin'

So when does the build of the mini-porpoise begin?

Sometimes crap happens, it's no excuse not to keep this thread updated.

sweet. never even thought about doing a facelift to get the new look. Came out really clean with the fiberglass.

Sounds like a perfect project for Plasti-Dip.

Financial Logic almost always argues against getting a new vehicle, and using what you got instead (says the guy paying two vehicle loans). That being said, I drool over FJs on occassion and I can see the draw. Ultimately, do what's right for you. If you want it, you can afford it, and it...

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www.fremontknives.com Not made in America, but high quality, and it is an American Company. they have some interesting options you won't find elsewhere.

Really want to grab these, but the ac compressor on my wife's sequoia took a dump on me. Took my tire money to fix it. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk