so friday night i was driving in lefty (CNY YOTA), when this little red yota call out to me and said (please save me, it not my time yet. i still another 200,000 in me). it had such a sad face, that i could not say no.

so i pick it up for 650 and drove it to the shop on saturday and made the list for the parts. which was it needed a front end. so y not a 4runner cilp. but frist
the badthe top is bad, but i got it covered.

 

so here for today work on it. im a tweeker i started at the wrecking yard and 7am thank mrs.4 runnerthen back to the shop for my crack byby all done

 

and here the top after 1 hr on it i cut a hole in the glass to pull the a piller up.c the dents the going byby gone
the left side of the roof is done next sunday i will do the right side.

 

Like always amazing work but wheres this scrap yard that seems to have endless yotas?

 

Awesome work like always man

 

The yards are in sine valley. You just have to go at the right time or it's all gone.

 

Amazing work, I will be following this.

 

damn nice job you got skillz, wish i knew bodywork..GL with the project can't wait to see what you do with it

 

Wow Awesome Job So far. Ill be watching this one!

 

I'm going to sale it and make some money to fix mine. And I get to keep up on the metal shaping skill.

 

Man nice job. How do you always no when the right time it is to hit the junk yard. LoL

 

I know guy that work there

 

I knew you could not turn on that truck. What a great way to have fun doing what you like and then make some money of it. Somebody with end up with a clean truck that was fixed the right way.

 

My buddy used to work at picknpull got me in free alot haha not tht it's expensive but free is always a better deal

 

work on the top for 30 mins to tonight it about 75%done

 

For the front fenders, you cut them out then welded them in? Or is it like rivited or something?

 

there spot welds. i have spot weld drills, and it drill the factory weld out. put the new one on and weld the spot back up

 

I'm a little envious of the way you work with metal. I would have no idea where to start with that, or what to do for that matter.

 

well if you ever down my, i can show you some to get you started