MARYLAND TACOMAS

I agree @batacoma thanks again for the wheels. Did you pick up your new wheels yet?

 

Not really but back in the day I had the smooth centerlines on my 68 camaro.

 

This is what they remind me off. Might be before your time.

 

Not yet waiting on the thunderstorms to clear.

 

I wanted to find the old Alcoa wheels for my Tacoma.

I also liked the centerline billet wheels back when they was popular on compact trucks.

 

$2400 aint gunna buy too many factory parts j/s

 

I remember the Alcoa's. Lotta Chevelle's ran those too and the billet Centerlines.

Either way these are gonna look so good on your Silver Taco. They look like they were made for it!

 

but then again, we are talkin bout 68, "The Deal Maker"

 

I went over to @Mobtown Offroad yesterday for my latest mod. A @Mobtown Offroad steel front bumper. What an awesome product. I am very happy with the fit and finish. I highly recommend them.

 

like these

 

God that's beautiful. Someday....

 

Those are older than what I was thinking about. I was talking about the ones that look similar to truck and bus wheels.

I do remember those after seeing that picture, and like them.

 

That's nice! Kinda looks like this one.

 

You'll have to let me know how those 888s hold up to that beast Jerry. Truck looks great with it on there.

 

The mats are nicer than the seats!

 

Honestly, I haven't noticed anything different in the way it handles or ride quality.

 

Make sure you get the insurance company to pay you for diminished value. Between the repair work and the bad Carfax (if reported) the 4Runner isn’t worth the same as it was before the accident.

 

Never knew that was a thing, I'll definitely ask about it. Thanks.

 

Considering the amount of damage wasn’t very high it won’t be much, but I’m sure you can get at least $1,000. If you’re close to Glen Burnie I can write a letter for you. I work at Brown’s Toyota and have been writing diminished value letters for customers for the past 10 years. Once the repairs are complete you can bring the 4Runner and a copy of the body shop bill to me. I’ll write a letter saying that based on the accident the current value of the 4Runner is “X” whereas it should have been worth “Z” if it had never been in an accident. The difference is the amount you should be able to get from the insurance company.