Member rigs - Page 9

rutbeer · 06-25-08, 09:05 PM

Left one is in need of a fender lift. I know a good surgeon for it's 37 yr old figure.

R.K. · 06-26-08, 04:21 AM

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Originally Posted by rutbeer

Left one is in need of a fender lift. I know a good surgeon for it's 37 yr old figure.

It is for sale...

romaniacruiser · 06-26-08, 08:59 PM

jfz80 - sent you a message on hotmail

uzj100 · 06-27-08, 08:47 AM

Finally took the running boards off the 100.

Fort Knox · 07-01-08, 04:11 PM

It's not a Cruiser, but I added another Toyota to the horde. That makes 4 in the driveway counting the wife's Rav4. It may not be a Cruiser, but it'll sure as heck tow the Cruiser.

southerncruiser62 · 07-01-08, 05:04 PM

Great looking truck Allen, can confirm the towing power of these trucks as I have seen them pull 10k lbs. boats.....lets not talk about fuel mileage though......

highlandcruzer · 07-01-08, 05:18 PM

Hell yeah.....I test drove the new Tundra when it first hit the lots. Uber nice!.......I opted to hold out for the diesels though....I hope they're worth the wait.

Fort Knox · 07-02-08, 12:41 AM

Thanks guys. Yeah, I've been pleasantly surprised by the power just driving around. Really hard to keep my foot out of it. Fortunately I only have a 5 mile commute, or my spending on gas could get ugly. I think that if I can keep from putting my foot down regularly, it won't be too bad. Of course....what fun is that?

highland - Yeah, I'm sure the diesels will be nice, but I can't imagine needing more grunt than the 5.7 provides.

little_joe · 07-02-08, 04:57 AM

Dang Allen that is a sweet truck. Don't get too used to it and it's comforts and power, else you might not enjoy the two other Toyota tractors you have.

highlandcruzer · 07-02-08, 06:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Fort Knox

....what fun is that?

highland - Yeah, I'm sure the diesels will be nice, but I can't imagine needing more grunt than the 5.7 provides.

True....

Fort Knox · 07-02-08, 08:04 AM

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Originally Posted by little_joe

Dang Allen that is a sweet truck. Don't get too used to it and it's comforts and power, else you might not enjoy the two other Toyota tractors you have.

Thanks Joe! Don't worry, the Cruiser will still get driven on sunny days. Or at least it will when I sell the Honda and can get the driveway rearranged so that I don't have to move a vehicle just to get the Cruiser out of the garage.

As for the 4Runner....it'll be pretty much a trail rig only, other than occasional jaunts around town to keep the battery charged and the gas fresh.

Fort Knox · 07-02-08, 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by highlandcruzer

True....

Yeah, I get your point. What does "need" have to do with anything, right?

Of course, if I ever find myself WANTing more....I could always sell a kidney to buy the TRD supercharger for the 5.7. That would boost it to 504 hp and 550 lb./ft. An extra 123 hp and 149 lb./ft.

06-25-08, 09:05 PM	#241
rutbeer IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: North Carolina Posts: 1,122	Left one is in need of a fender lift. I know a good surgeon for it's 37 yr old figure. __________________ 78FJ40 w/13BT diesel (BIESEL),66FJ45(MARMUT), 13BT install thread www.importpurist.com "Much like a cat or hot buttered toast, the correct side will always try to land down. If the bezel is on upside down, then the force of it trying to right itself may cause you to roll your cruiser unexpectedly."

06-26-08, 08:59 PM	#243
romaniacruiser IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: High Point, North Carolina Posts: 8	jfz80 - sent you a message on hotmail __________________ '97 Lexus LX450

06-27-08, 08:47 AM	#244
uzj100 IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Raleigh, NC Posts: 2,049	Running boards removed Finally took the running boards off the 100. Attached Images __________________ 00 - UZJ100 - D Light Mod, 2 FRB's, Husky Liners, BFG AT KO - 285/75 R 16 03 - UZJ120L http://insea.tv/Home/Home.html

07-01-08, 04:11 PM	#245
Fort Knox IH8MUD Junior Join Date: May 2006 TLCA# 6318 Posts: 111	It's not a Cruiser, but I added another Toyota to the horde. That makes 4 in the driveway counting the wife's Rav4. It may not be a Cruiser, but it'll sure as heck tow the Cruiser. __________________ 1995 4Runner UnLimited - "Fort Knox" - SAS'd, Marlin’d, Locked, Warn'd, Snorkeled & Dented. 1977 FJ-40 - Stock 2007 Tundra CrewMax - Daily driver / tow rig

07-01-08, 05:04 PM	#246
southerncruiser62 ONSC President Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Raleigh TLCA# 17608 Posts: 1,098	Great looking truck Allen, can confirm the towing power of these trucks as I have seen them pull 10k lbs. boats.....lets not talk about fuel mileage though...... __________________ Olde North State Cruisers 95 FZJ80, "D" light works...oh and a few other things 92 P/U, 1KZ-TE Diesel Swap, 2" OME, DD.


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07-02-08, 12:41 AM	#248
Fort Knox IH8MUD Junior Join Date: May 2006 TLCA# 6318 Posts: 111	Thanks guys. Yeah, I've been pleasantly surprised by the power just driving around. Really hard to keep my foot out of it. Fortunately I only have a 5 mile commute, or my spending on gas could get ugly. I think that if I can keep from putting my foot down regularly, it won't be too bad. Of course....what fun is that? highland - Yeah, I'm sure the diesels will be nice, but I can't imagine needing more grunt than the 5.7 provides. __________________ 1995 4Runner UnLimited - "Fort Knox" - SAS'd, Marlin’d, Locked, Warn'd, Snorkeled & Dented. 1977 FJ-40 - Stock 2007 Tundra CrewMax - Daily driver / tow rig

07-02-08, 04:57 AM	#249
little_joe IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: RTP NC TLCA# 10568 Posts: 541	Dang Allen that is a sweet truck. Don't get too used to it and it's comforts and power, else you might not enjoy the two other Toyota tractors you have. __________________ Joe 1995 FZJ80, locked, 210K and counting Olde North State Cruisers of NC

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