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So I finally decided on a name for the FJ that I truly like. While Barney will always be one of it's nicknames, I've decided Donatello is the official title. I've had this build thread for a while, and my FJ is finally getting to where I had planned. Here are some recent photos.





And now from the rear:

And now to where it all started:
I inherited the FJ from my father, who originally bought and drove it. He had put on an aries grille guard with 2 6" KC's, nerf bars, and tailight guards. I started taking her out for some fun...too much fun. Ended up getting stuck in a lake bed with water just under the door seam. No pics of the event, just the aftermath.
Finally, in October of 2009, I got my 3" Rough Country lift, 285/70/17 KM2's, and 17x8 Granite Ga9's installed. All put on just in time for our huge highschool rivalry football game, which as you can see, involved flying king sized bedsheet flags on 10ft PVC poles attached to our trailer hitches.
Next, after a little fender bender, I decided to throw a blackout party while I was at the task of replacing the cheap plastic front bumper cover that had been somewhat damaged (grille guard actually stood up to the impact)










And now to where it all started:
I inherited the FJ from my father, who originally bought and drove it. He had put on an aries grille guard with 2 6" KC's, nerf bars, and tailight guards. I started taking her out for some fun...too much fun. Ended up getting stuck in a lake bed with water just under the door seam. No pics of the event, just the aftermath.
Finally, in October of 2009, I got my 3" Rough Country lift, 285/70/17 KM2's, and 17x8 Granite Ga9's installed. All put on just in time for our huge highschool rivalry football game, which as you can see, involved flying king sized bedsheet flags on 10ft PVC poles attached to our trailer hitches.
Next, after a little fender bender, I decided to throw a blackout party while I was at the task of replacing the cheap plastic front bumper cover that had been somewhat damaged (grille guard actually stood up to the impact)