Who inspired you.

[tacoclimber]

Scott Brady and FlyingWil.

It's not that I lack imagination, it's just that they have already done everything that I would do...

[fustercluck]

4crawler....

[YotaFun]

Too many to count.

Ric, xonetruthcrewx, neliconcept, Bamachem, calrockx, Darren on TOF, and a lot more.

Darren is sort of the inspiration for stepdads runner once he breaks down and lets me have my way with it he he he.....

[04 Rocko Taco]

Fustercluck has inspired me to do some Quality control on my 4runner. unfortunately, no one has yet surfaced to acautlly make me APPLY my inspiration.

[ecchamberlin]

Who was the guy on YT who had a 3rd gen all built up in Colorado that he used for his professional photography trail rig? It was a blue-ish sport with dual ARBs....

That rig was a big help to me also. Was his name Darren? He had a web page that listed all his mods also. I Duno

[YotaFun]

Who was the guy on YT who had a 3rd gen all built up in Colorado that he used for his professional photography trail rig? It was a blue-ish sport with dual ARBs....

That rig was a big help to me also. Was his name Darren? He had a web page that listed all his mods also. I Duno

I believe it was Dareen, he is the only guy I could think of that Had a built up 3rd Gen that was blue. He had teh sport edition model right?

[ecchamberlin]

Cool! He still has the web page! This site and info helped out a ton. It has some very good been there done that information with lots of lessons learned.

http://www.mycolorado.org/4runner.html

[Intrepidyota]

Originally it was Wabbit:



I reached approximately this point, with minor differences based on preference (plus more damage since I wheel more than build )



After a lot of wheeling, a couple of flop/partial rolls, and lots of damage I decided to cut mine up more and although wabbit has been cutting his up, now I have have my eye on this awesome rig:

[slosurfer]

When I first started, I really liked the look and stance of PAHydrohead over at TOF. Cebby, is he still around? Now I have my own ideas and pull them from many different vehicles and builds.

[SAR_Squid79]

Scott Brady, and Peter Parks have had the single biggest influences on my truck. A lot of it has been my imagination and where I saw improvements in some things others have done, but you can definitely look at my truck and see a little bit of Expeditions West, and Parks Off Road.

The biggest thing I've learned over the evolution of my rig is to do things the right way - the 1st time - don't compromise and cut corners. Ever.