unibody junkie from jersey

[D.I.T.A]

Hi
Im new to Toyotas and would like to learn alot more about them. rite now i own a mildly built XJ but i would like to build a Toyota when plans get serious and there cool as hell, so im here to learn and get some good info

[Scuba]

If you want to learn, you have found the place. Welcome to ttora!
What kind of yota you thinking bout building?
Utilize the search function and you will find all the info you want

[D.I.T.A]

cool, im leaning more towards a 89-90 4Runner but i got love for the Tacos
and as for searching don't worry about me i can't stand people that ask mindless qeustions without searching

[ike]

Welcome to TTORA

[TEJASYOTA]

Originally Posted by D.I.T.A

cool, im leaning more towards a 89-90 4Runner but i got love for the Tacos
and as for searching don't worry about me i can't stand people that ask mindless qeustions without searching

You will fit in just fine....so now...
Hi! Welcome to TTORA!!!

Also check out the Garage section to see what some owners have done to their rigs. Good luck on your search for that Yota.

[travisheals]

Welcome.

[Kaistie]

Aahhhhh, Jersey. My wife is from Cape May and we lived in Fort Lee and Roselle Park for about 5 years after college. I actually miss it a little, but there is no wheeling out there, so I would never go back. It is a shame since I could see myself out threre. I bought my first new taco in 2000 at Rt 1 Toyota. Only place I ever found to wheel it was an old steel yard in Rutherford. I remember smashing the rocker panel on a big mound of dirt made for the dirt bikes. It has since turned into the beast in my avitar
Welcome

[D.I.T.A]

Originally Posted by Kaistie

Aahhhhh, Jersey. My wife is from Cape May and we lived in Fort Lee and Roselle Park for about 5 years after college. I actually miss it a little, but there is no wheeling out there, so I would never go back. It is a shame since I could see myself out threre. I bought my first new taco in 2000 at Rt 1 Toyota. Only place I ever found to wheel it was an old steel yard in Rutherford. I remember smashing the rocker panel on a big mound of dirt made for the dirt bikes. It has since turned into the beast in my avitar
Welcome

Yea Jersey sucks no place to wheel unless all you do is mud. I drive out to Rausche Creek in PA to do my wheeling is there anybody close enough that goes there? I try and wheel as much as possible so anybody wants to go let me now. and that a sweet rig you got

[Taco Eric]

Welcome,

There is a hand full of guys on here that go to RC.. Some Virginia guys, mostly the Pa. guys.

[Dropmytaco]

from personally wheeling an xj and a well built zj i dont miss the unibody days of popin doors and wastin money on a unibody.

Welcome!

[88cleve4runner]

Originally Posted by D.I.T.A

cool, im leaning more towards a 89-90 4Runner but i got love for the Tacos
and as for searching don't worry about me i can't stand people that ask mindless qeustions without searching

i have an 88 4runner and love it, removeable top, 33's w/ no lift(not anymore), 22re. just my opinion but they are in some ways easier to work on than the newer models. but i am a big fan of Taco's too.

[agroal]

Welcome from the Jersey Shore.

[D.I.T.A]

Originally Posted by Dropmytaco

from personally wheeling an xj and a well built zj i dont miss the unibody days of popin doors and wastin money on a unibody.

Welcome!

yea i want the yota for going crazy the xj is serving me very well and has taken a beating, the unibody doesn't flex as much as i thought it would it's still fun to flex and try and open the rear hatch