like every dodge truck it needs ball joints. also needs tie rod ends, tires and an alignment. all easy stuff just gotta have time to do it. it has some dents in the side which you can see a little in the 3rd pic. side of the cab is a little beat up but it's perfect for a trail truck. it's got 233k on it but runs extremely well


edit- the guy gave me 4 new tie rod ends, new ball joints, and a new starter to go with it. those parts new cost more than i paid for the whole thing.

also it has a cracked windshield. easy and cheap to have replaced, but it should pass as-is for now.

 

Gonna do any lift?

 

at least 3" in the future. for now it's all about getting it road worthy. i also need to add a lsd to the rear. for some reason it's got an open rear in it. i couldn't go through my yard without spinning one wheel...........

bald tires don't help at all

 

 

Nice Tundra, what trail/ trails is that in your pics?

BTW, Welcome!

 

1st pic is this rock???



Doesn't look as washed out tho.. pic could be a couple years old

 

^ Hey that's me and my Mall-Terrains failing to the maxx!

 

Haha it was the first pic I saw with a good view of the rock

 

toyota kid : rich

orrrrr


more likely: rich parents