$1200 for everything. A similar goose gear system would be about 4500 shipped.

I was in the fortunate position that this was my grandfathers truck before I acquired it, so I got it for way under market value. I understand what you're talking about though. Currently on the hunt for a 3rd gen 4Runner for a daily and the prices are insane!

270k is nothing. Replace the items that are common issues on the truck. Keep the fluids updated, and get a digital gauge so you can watch the temps of coolant and transmission. Doing those three things will give you hundreds of thousands of more miles. And like you said, you can always rebuild.

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I would like measurements and cost as well.

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Good idea! I’ll be sure to do that!

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Thanks for watching! The bug deflector is made by westin. I don't have it on anymore as it was broken. The hood shocks are made by SRQ Fabrication. They are sturdy and I used rivet's to set them into place.

@@DillonMangum Awesome, thanks! Love the look

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I had the plastic bed liner before I did spray in. It’s all about the prep work. I spent close to a day of wire brushing and cleaning the truck bed. Next day I believe I did three full coats. Then let it sit for a full 24 hours before even driving the vehicle. I let it cure for a week before I actually put anything into the bed. No issues with it.

We love it! It’s an OVS 270. Gives us plenty of coverage all the way around the vehicle. We love camping at the Outerbanks and with my genes of being a ginger 😂, I burn so easy. Thanks for watching!

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It drops the diff lower. When you lift the vehicle, the CV axles for the front are angled more. Dropping the diff lower using spacers will keep the CV axles from drooping too much. The more level you can make the axles to the ground, the less issues you have overtime.

It's made by Xtrusion Overland!

It's made by Trail-Gear!

Rack above the cab is made by Prinsu. The bed rack is made by Xtrusion Overland!

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Because they are and will continue to be "classic cars". In the classic car market now and in the future, stock, unmolested 1st gen tacomas will be highly sought after. Of course, this is my opinion. @@DillonMangum

​@@afryhover Fortunately for me, the truck will never be sold as it was my grandfathers, now mine, and will be passed down to my kids. While I do see that it's certainly a classic and sought after, most people buy classics with the intention of it being an investment long term. They let it sit in a conditioned garage, drive it a few miles every month and sell it down the road for a profit. But this will never be sold. Do I take care of the truck? Absolutely. It's immaculate because I take pride in what I have. But I use the truck how it was intended when it came off the lot. I think I would be doing it a disservice if I let it sit. I'm also fortunate enough that I did everything to the truck myself and keep all the original parts. If I wanted to take it back to stock one day, I absolutely can do that. But the truck gives me and my family joy by going out and adventuring around the country. There's many things and places we wouldn't have experienced if it wasn't for this truck. On my death bed, those memories we made with our family is what matters. The truck is just a tool to make those memories happen! Thanks for watching!

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