a little protection for the family 4runner....

[booger weldz]

im too lazy to finish it, but the front half is done....

[booger weldz]

somebody wanna photochop in the rest on the rear to gimme some ideas??

[booger weldz]

roof section

[booger weldz]

lid

[Bones]

Looks familiar Paul :p Finish it before you flop it though. If you can add a lateral support across the B-pillar. Mcmaster carr sells gromets to keep it watertight. Same with the rear like the tinbenders did that lime green jobber

[4rnr4evr]

cooooooooooolllllllllllll:cool: :cool:

[Kyron]

Are you going to do the rear so the top will still "work" or just forgetaboutit?

**Why is it easier to save the pictures from here instead of from POR?**.... is it a lack of red star thing

[booger weldz]

Originally posted by Kyron
Are you going to do the rear so the top will still "work" or just forgetaboutit?

**Why is it easier to save the pictures from here instead of from POR?**.... is it a lack of red star thing

i dont know what to do with the rear yet, got any ideas(photoshop??))

[booger weldz]

Originally posted by Bones
Looks familiar Paul :p Finish it before you flop it though. If you can add a lateral support across the B-pillar. Mcmaster carr sells gromets to keep it watertight. Same with the rear like the tinbenders did that lime green jobber

i have to make the passenger side rear accesible to a child car seat, i can only run a bpillar from the drivers roof to the pasenger frame, dustin emmick ran his this was and it sustained more rolls than an average comp rig

[Bones]

There ya go then. I think you have the exo down man. I really do like my int. cage more than my old xo. Plus it's pimpass orange :cool:

[TNToy]

:(:mad: :p ;) :D :cool: :rolleyes:

[Kyron]

No photochop, but I'm thinking a bar going behind the rear seats from side to side or X'ed might be in order?

[Kyron]

I like this as a starting point :)

[TNToy]

Paul, IMO you need to do something to brace the rear to the frame or to the other side of the exo... in the one Kyron posted it would not be hard to tie the top of the hoop following the rear fender lines into the frame - or run it across to the other side of the truck through the body, immdiately above the floor. It would even give you a tie-down point in the bed. :)

[booger weldz]

well too late again, had it on its side 2 times at hollister and had to take a hammer to the drivers side sheetmetal...fueler spent more time on his side driving into and out of flops then straight up....