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Short of pulling the window and resealing the exterior rubber gasket with silicone caulking, you could use packing tape on the exterior top and sides if you can get the area dry enough. Certainly not a permanent fix, but may shed enough water until you can do it properly. You are correct, if...

Slowly getting this guy dialed in and presentable: OME YJ SPUA, 235/85/16

255/85/16 (~33.1x10.0") is a common up-size for dualies. Cooper S/T Maxx would be a great all arounder, and they do offer that size, though theirs shakes out to only 32.8 x 10.2".

Bumping this up for 4WD info between 01-04 and 05-07. My '99 4Runner has the multimode transfercase offering push button AWD, and a J shifter to switch between 2wd, 4hi, and 4low. It has worked flawlessly for 270k miles. I see 01-04 Sequoias have a manual shifter still which operates 2wd...

Any "fresh" 05-07s pop up recently? Obviously looking for the same things as everyone else, but am running out of leads! Desired specs: Mileage: ~100k Chassis: Bare cab and chassis, dump bed fine if landscaping vehicle. Condition: Minimal frame rust, West Coast truck. Prefer clean interior...

Looking good; shying away slightly from the "keeping it simple" motif of the thread title :).

Pretty sure they aren't able to secure a reliable source for large quantities of the 255/85 carcass is what I read last.

Yea, 3k is almost unbelievable...but it is in Kansas...:ugh:

Glacier! Rare rare color, good luck seeing one of these around you! BTT, clean rig.

X2, American Racing ATX Mojave Telfon

Very tasteful build! Good to see you didn't throw a credit card at every shiny accessory like most Tacoma builds you see these days.

I've run several sets of the Geolander AT/S, only punctured one sidewall in the desert and that was from being stupid. Would love to try to the new G015, just bummed they only offer a couple D rated choices...:squint:

This is the kind of thread that makes it too easy to poke fun at all the rigs on here that were dragged through a collection of Overland Journals. :rolleyes: As everyone else said, a good set of tires, some block ice, and a bit common sense will get you into, as well as out of, all kinds of...

Wicked deal. I'm guessing he has the 231mm. I have the 199mm tundra brakes and 80 series wheels work with a touch of a grinder to the edges.

Another vote for Hella 4000's. Robust metal construction; had mine on my truck since 2007. Easy to convert to HID if you choose, i've had 5000k in the past and now 4300k.

I'd suggest OME 891 for the rear with OME 60028 or Fox 2.0's, and OME 883 with 90004 struts up front. Pretty happy with the combo coming from ten years running DR's/Icon coilovers up front and Icon Resis in the rear. I currently have a rear bumper, drawers, and fridge in the rear. Up front is...

Sweet build, always a fan of DIY. I'm working on a popup build for my rig and was curious about the sewing machine requirements for stitching your fabric. I've read finding a machine with a walking foot is helpful; what other machine characteristics are ideal?

Pretty sure the stock 01-04 star style 4.5" BS tacoma rims are around 24 lbs. Split 3 spoke 16x7 rims are 22.2 lbs (internet) Flowery 01-02 4runner limited rims are 22.5 lbs. (internet) My FZJ80 16x8 4.5" BS rims are 21 lbs.

I used to buy a lot of tires from www.onlinetires.com solely because they had a distribution center close by in socal and could will call pickup for free. Maybe one of the online vendors has a pickup near you, that's what i'd suggest.

My manufactured doors leak in the same place while driving through rain. Not sure if it flies straight off the road into the bottom sill, or it accumulates around the edges of the door then drips down and rolls in :( . Seems like an EZ Up might be the most versatile option for shade, being...