Greasy Newb here! Hello 4Runner Fam!

A little bit about my Toyota vehicles. When I turned 16 in 93 I had a 1988 Toyota 4WD truck on 33’s with a 6 inch lift. I’ll try to find pics. There was almost no gear shift with that much lift. My dad bought it that way.Rest his soul.He had Toyota pickups in the past and after he passed away just a few months ago I had to do one of the hardest things ever and that was selling his Little Toyota MR2 Spyder that was truly a fun car to drive. Being a fan of Toyota he taught me that by taking care of a Toyota they could and would run for ever. He was right! I later purchased in 2001 a well kept nearly brand new 1998 4Runner SR5. Drove it for 16 years to many Widespread Panic shows across the states. Never let me down. If that car could talk….Shew! Then she started going bad and I traded it on a 2014 Ford F250 6.7 power stroke diesel. Had my feel with the diesel price of gas and the maintenance and now I’m back where I belong. I just purchased 2024 4Runner TRD PRO. I lucked up and found the vehicle as it was still on the truck in transit about 3:00 in the morning. So I scrambled to make sure I got her.The truck rolled in yesterday and I’m going to pick her up today. The plastic is still on her. I would like to think I had some help from my dad on this transaction. I’ll post some pics. Later on I hope to get your opinions on add on accessories like brush guard, and beefing her up a little bit. Anyway, I’m rambling on. I’m glad to be here. It’s always nice to share things with a group with a strong common interest. I’ll have some better pics later. The girl at the dealership tried her best but it’s best left to the professionals. Look forward to sharing and learning in future post ahead. Thanks for having me!

 

Welcome. Very nice.

 

Welcome from Wisconsin!

 

Congrats!

 

Welcome from Arizona!

 

Welcome from Arizona x2!

 

welcome,nice

 

Welcome to the forum from North Carolina.

 

That’s one wicked looking ride you got there. I’d say you’re good to go as she sits, maybe some Ppf on the front clip and limo tint, other than that just drive her for a while. Welcome aboard buddy!

 

Beautiful rig, welcome from Kansas