It’s come to the point where the only trucks I like anymore are leveled tow rigs with a small wheel larger tire set up, and Prerunner off-road builds! Not a fan of show trucks!
Agreed. Personally I don’t want a leveled tow rig because having the back up a couple inches is nice because with a trailer on it it will be leveled out
I’ve owned a prerunner. Their tons of fun to drive and play with but are a pain to maintain and will hurt your bank account! Defiantly the most expensive type of truck to build
The newest craze now is Prelanders. People are taking Chevy Suburban’s and Tahoe’s and putting Prerunner suspensions and Overlanding interiors in them. There’s talk of a Alaska to South America endurance race now.
That sounds like the American version of the Dakar. And I mean the OG Dakar, which ran from Paris, France, to Dakar, Senegal, all across the mighty Sahara. It'd be epic for sure!
What made them different the size cuz? Where they blue? The biggest thers probably outthere are Robby Gordon shocks but not many people will have them because there very expensive and you can't even buy them you had to lease them for about 7k a PEACE but the good thing about those coil overs is that you have your bypass built inside the shock 2 in 1 and those are probably the size of a basketball in diameter so I'm pretty sure you saw a typical fox or king shock
I have a 07 Sierra with a mazzulla LT front and deaver spring under kit out back. You’ll have way more that 10k in the suspension. Probably more like 8k just in shocks. And all that doesn’t count lights, hubs, rear axle, roll cage, bumpers, fenders, wheels tires and on and on. Around 30k in parts as a good number if you’re doing all the work yourself. I’ve built mine over about 5 years. They’re fun though
I already have my own prerunner. It’s a 93 ranger supercab 2wd with fiberglass fenders and bedsides, camburg 4.5” over front beam kit, 15” kmc enduros, 2.5 reservoir shocks all around, bed cage, deaver leaf packs, 14” travel front, and 18” travel rear.
My want for a prerunner is why I bought my 2019 tacoma. And I have already made a list of parts and found where to purchase said parts, now to be able to afford it is my next step.
I have a 10th gen 2WD F150 and an old carburated 460 Big Block that I have Prerunner plans for. And the E350 Econoline RV I got the 460 from also has Ford's very heavy duty Twin I-Beam suspension that I plan to modify and use it as a base for the front end long travel. The rear long travel kit, axle, shock package, and of course, the mandatory 6 wheels and tires are probably the only truly expensive things I will have to buy. And some companies have far cheaper, pre-fabricated, weld it yourself kits. But yeah, once the 460 is in there, probably going to enjoy some on road shenanigans for a month or two before cutting everything from the firewall forward and from the cab back, off, tube frame and cage everything. Because Racecar!
I've owned my 06 Tacoma prerunner 6y. Before that I didn't actually know what prerunning (if you will) was. Always loved these trucks, makes me want to build mine up, but zero time, limited funds, and no place to take it.
Definitely on point with function. When I buy a vehicle, there needs to be a function for it. When I look at a prerunner, its not just about having fun racing across desert/offroad with speed, but it also serves as a learning tool and the customization that goes when building the vehicle for a particular purpose. Takes the built not bought to the level it was meant too.
I’m personally more into rock crawling because I’m near PA and WV but I’ve always thought a prerunner would just be so much fun on an open desert that you can go wherever instead of following trails. I like ultra 4 cars the best because they’re kind of a mix in a sense but definitely don’t have the loot for one.
I currently have an M6 2018 tacoma i plan on building once i finish paying it off, its slow as all get out but even as it sits it eats bumps up pretty well and is fun to send off road.
I've owned a couple prerunners and currently have one. Are they worth it? Yes and no. No because daily driving them can suck. Horrible gas mileage, tires and maintenance is expensive, hard to park in small spaces. But on the other hand they look badass, pot holes and speed bumps become a thing of the past. Also not to mention you can be driving them on the road, pull off to mob in the dirt and then jump back on the road.
Im a minor prerunner, 2.5 coilovers and rear shocks, skid plate bumper, custom rear leafs with longer shackes, 13inch stroke rear shocks on 35s. With 400watts of hid. Its my work truck for the oilpatch roads. Dont need long travel yet but have jumped the truck on crossroads. I have it sitting close to stock height so most of my travel is downtravel truck is great for what its built for but id love to throw a 6 inch over front kit with a widened 9.75 to match and be pulling 16 inches up front with a bed cage so i could get full use of my leafs and extended hangars. Only thing that sucks is trying to change a tire if jacking from the frame with the 35s and so much droop i have to use blocks with any of my jacks. A mild prerunner build is nearly the perfect work truck setup for me
I’m building a prerunner in Colorado also. 2014 f150 supercab longbed 4x4 rear locker 62,000 ecoboost. Drove it out from Ohio. Where I bought it, came with a Leer topper and Thule cross bars. I bought Goodyear all terrain adventure with Kevlar to drive it across America. The highway tread that was on them wasn’t going to make it out of the Midwest.
Short answer, I don't get to live anywhere near the most awesome sport of desert racing so I don't get to have one. However, longer answer, I do want and am working on a prerunner inspired multi terrain vehicle based on a G20 foundation.
That’s actually true about pre running and mapping the course before races like Baja, BUT pre runners are actually 4wd in case you come across an unknown silt bed, deep or soft sand, etc. and yes MOST of us that go out and rip the desert on a weekly basis run mud terrains mostly do to the fact they give better grip and traction in the dirt
At the moment I have more of a how I would call "light" prerunner biuld. 1st gen Tacoma prerunner with 2.5 inch lift with camburg upper control arms on 33s, with ICON suspension. The dream is to make it a full prerunner, probably going to do a total chaos long travel kit, and do a long travel rear conversion. And then put on the TRD supercharger with an exhaust and intake. I'm going to try and push for 300 at most, but for what I do now which is just daily driving to school and work, and occasionally hitting some fire roads and light 4x4 trails hauling mountainbikes and dirtbikes and stuff it isn't bad.
The full size trucks where right there when it all started they didnt come later like you mention yeah the Ford ranger and F150 have been a well proven platform that's why there the most built and most popular truck to build
Late comment..but I'm from socal, 30min from glamis. BRAWLEY, CA and moved to Sacramento area..the closest I can get to desert that I've discovered is nevada areas past reno
Lmfao you guys used my truck at 5:05 -- that was when it was still mild, added a race kit up front. More videos on my channel, truck has since been sold and now I'm rocking a Caged + Linked Raptor.
Raced Baja and some of the other races back in the 80s love the PreRunner and my desert race trucks we also love buildings off-the-wall prerunners Crown Vic LTD. Trucks and cars from the 30s and 40s. Got to like cool desert race trucks and prerunners like your videos
I want to build a prerunner tacoma after i finish my gs300 2jz drift car build. A 2jz-geT with a bmw zf 5spd in a gen2 taco crew cab full 18" capable suspension on 22x12s would be so badass n it has to be able to fly thru the air
I'd love to build a prerunner but I don't have the money or the knowledge (but I'm willing to learn lol) but can't buy the parts to learn without money 🤣🙄
My dream prerunner build is a Powerstroke f250 with the tremor package. Am I going to be ripping my f250 like Ken block absolutely not but I want something completely different unique and different from everyone else with massive lift kits a 26” American forces. Unfortunately I can’t find any serious pre runner suspension kits for the f250 like the f150 raptors apart from the Carli 5.5” dominator series. Anyone got any tips for where I can get a proper long travel style suspension kit for a 2020 f250 or am I gonna have to get one custom built for a shit ton of cash
If I have a Coyote Engine/Trans and a 2wd OBS F-250. What can I expect to pay to get a daily driving Pre Runner? My truck is a western rust free truck, and my running gear is from a 2020 Mustang. EDIT: To be more descriptive, build a better than average suspension, and make the truck run. Hence build off the stock engine/trans platform in the future as my budget allows. I want a daily driver where I can care less, and basically drive around with impunity.
There’s plenty of 4wd long travel kits but you might blow through more cv boots and they don’t allow for as much travel as a lot of race kits are for 2wd trucks more make you eliminate your 4wd
Prerunners are the shit! I'd love to be able to Jump, Anything! I love offroad in general and awesome video, but I'm sitting here and I keep seeing this white suspension hanging 2 ft off the bottom of the truck? This doesn't seem like a good setup for offroad? Weird looking? Beautiful truck but is that for offroad or just some sort of lift ?
being someone that owns one, its a love hate relationsip, and whatever you do done use a silverado or sierra as a base for your build, i and some friends made that mistake and they can NOT hold up to the conditions without dumping a fortune in it, and by a fortune i mean the only thing left factory being the cab...
Everyone got that prerunner Chevy or Ford or Toyota my prerunner is gonna be a Cadillac escalade ext prerunner and it's gonna be better then anybody else
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It’s come to the point where the only trucks I like anymore are leveled tow rigs with a small wheel larger tire set up, and Prerunner off-road builds! Not a fan of show trucks!
Agreed. Personally I don’t want a leveled tow rig because having the back up a couple inches is nice because with a trailer on it it will be leveled out
Show trucks aren't something I like. I want function. Work or play.... or both. Most show trucks dont do either well
Show trucks are just life style vehicles. They want to associated with the lifestyle, but don't want to actually to take part in it.
Same here. I own a F250, Tacoma and tundra but no desert truck yet. I am In the process of turning my tundra into a desert machine!
most agreeable thing i’ve seen today!
I’ve owned a prerunner. Their tons of fun to drive and play with but are a pain to maintain and will hurt your bank account! Defiantly the most expensive type of truck to build
I’ve been dreaming of owning a prerunner for years!! Well finally got the money and time to start my dream build!
time to fully send itttt
Congrats. Jealous af
Yo good luck! Hope to make one to someday.
Hell yeah brother enjoy!
Go for it brotha
The newest craze now is Prelanders. People are taking Chevy Suburban’s and Tahoe’s and putting Prerunner suspensions and Overlanding interiors in them. There’s talk of a Alaska to South America endurance race now.
That would be sweet!
I would tune in to watch that race!
I like it...
That sounds like the American version of the Dakar. And I mean the OG Dakar, which ran from Paris, France, to Dakar, Senegal, all across the mighty Sahara. It'd be epic for sure!
It's physically impossible the geography would prohibit it entirely especially closer to the eqautor
Prerunners are where it’s at!
Frrrr!
I seen one prerunner build here in Vegas... Man the suspension was so big its coilovers were different. The shocks were HUGE it was definitely insane
I’m in Vegas ✌️
What made them different the size cuz? Where they blue? The biggest thers probably outthere are Robby Gordon shocks but not many people will have them because there very expensive and you can't even buy them you had to lease them for about 7k a PEACE but the good thing about those coil overs is that you have your bypass built inside the shock 2 in 1 and those are probably the size of a basketball in diameter so I'm pretty sure you saw a typical fox or king shock
I saw one when I visited Vegas. It was a tan Toyota Tundra. It looked mean!!!
😁
If you got to grow up riding Moto. Prerunners are the next step. Don’t go for the prerunner look. Just build a prerunner
What do you mean by look vs the real thing? What is needed for a real prerunner?
@@alexv5537 Long travel mainly
@@danielwolf69 what would be a fake prerunner. Or “just the look”?
@@alexv5537 Long travel would make it a prerunner imo. The look would be just a lift and wheels/tires. Basically it’s gotta be capable of prerunning!
You can see the lack of experience when he’s talking about prerunners. Cool we get some attention but there’s a lot of silly Info lol.
I have a 07 Sierra with a mazzulla LT front and deaver spring under kit out back. You’ll have way more that 10k in the suspension. Probably more like 8k just in shocks. And all that doesn’t count lights, hubs, rear axle, roll cage, bumpers, fenders, wheels tires and on and on. Around 30k in parts as a good number if you’re doing all the work yourself. I’ve built mine over about 5 years. They’re fun though
Same. I have about 20K in my tacoma and it's not all that, it needs shock tuning. Then cage, links, never ends
Easily. My Blitzkrieg kit and fox coilovers alone were 9k.
Definitely not for impatient people and not for the faint of heart
@@jeremiahsk8nsurf174 yep, all day. Prices have gone up a lot too. I just bought new bumps front and rear. $3500
I’ve wanted one for the last 20 years
I’m with you…regardless of the truck all pre runners are siiiiiick
I don’t care about Lamborghini or ferraris pre runners are all I want lol
Fax!
I already have my own prerunner. It’s a 93 ranger supercab 2wd with fiberglass fenders and bedsides, camburg 4.5” over front beam kit, 15” kmc enduros, 2.5 reservoir shocks all around, bed cage, deaver leaf packs, 14” travel front, and 18” travel rear.
Sounds wild!
Lets link it my prices are cheap
I got one, broke it, and now it’s snowballing into something that’s been sitting for 3 years now it’ll be worth it when it’s done 🤟🏻
That's how all projects go 😂😂
My want for a prerunner is why I bought my 2019 tacoma. And I have already made a list of parts and found where to purchase said parts, now to be able to afford it is my next step.
I love the look of a pre runner. I will attempt to make my 2018 chevy 1500 look like a pre runner but still be good as a daily driver
Believe me they ride better than a daily👌
I can build whatever you want really fair on my prices
Doing a bit of a hybrid myself. Full independent street crawler/runner backed by a 2jz. Can’t wait till it’s done!
i was gonna by a tacoma prerunner and throw my 1jz in it
I have a 10th gen 2WD F150 and an old carburated 460 Big Block that I have Prerunner plans for. And the E350 Econoline RV I got the 460 from also has Ford's very heavy duty Twin I-Beam suspension that I plan to modify and use it as a base for the front end long travel. The rear long travel kit, axle, shock package, and of course, the mandatory 6 wheels and tires are probably the only truly expensive things I will have to buy. And some companies have far cheaper, pre-fabricated, weld it yourself kits.
But yeah, once the 460 is in there, probably going to enjoy some on road shenanigans for a month or two before cutting everything from the firewall forward and from the cab back, off, tube frame and cage everything.
Because Racecar!
I've owned my 06 Tacoma prerunner 6y. Before that I didn't actually know what prerunning (if you will) was. Always loved these trucks, makes me want to build mine up, but zero time, limited funds, and no place to take it.
Definitely on point with function. When I buy a vehicle, there needs to be a function for it. When I look at a prerunner, its not just about having fun racing across desert/offroad with speed, but it also serves as a learning tool and the customization that goes when building the vehicle for a particular purpose. Takes the built not bought to the level it was meant too.
I’m personally more into rock crawling because I’m near PA and WV but I’ve always thought a prerunner would just be so much fun on an open desert that you can go wherever instead of following trails. I like ultra 4 cars the best because they’re kind of a mix in a sense but definitely don’t have the loot for one.
Talking suspension travel to Baja guys is like horsepower to drag racers
Pre runners are awesome! Never thought to build one but here I am in the process of a 05 Tacoma! Love it!🤙🏽
That’s gunna be sick!!
I currently have an M6 2018 tacoma i plan on building once i finish paying it off, its slow as all get out but even as it sits it eats bumps up pretty well and is fun to send off road.
I've owned a couple prerunners and currently have one. Are they worth it? Yes and no. No because daily driving them can suck. Horrible gas mileage, tires and maintenance is expensive, hard to park in small spaces. But on the other hand they look badass, pot holes and speed bumps become a thing of the past. Also not to mention you can be driving them on the road, pull off to mob in the dirt and then jump back on the road.
Im a minor prerunner, 2.5 coilovers and rear shocks, skid plate bumper, custom rear leafs with longer shackes, 13inch stroke rear shocks on 35s. With 400watts of hid. Its my work truck for the oilpatch roads. Dont need long travel yet but have jumped the truck on crossroads. I have it sitting close to stock height so most of my travel is downtravel truck is great for what its built for but id love to throw a 6 inch over front kit with a widened 9.75 to match and be pulling 16 inches up front with a bed cage so i could get full use of my leafs and extended hangars. Only thing that sucks is trying to change a tire if jacking from the frame with the 35s and so much droop i have to use blocks with any of my jacks.
A mild prerunner build is nearly the perfect work truck setup for me
Currently in the process of my Colorado pre runner build. Love the style!
Jealous! Good luck on it man!
I’m building a prerunner in Colorado also. 2014 f150 supercab longbed 4x4 rear locker 62,000 ecoboost. Drove it out from Ohio. Where I bought it, came with a Leer topper and Thule cross bars.
I bought Goodyear all terrain adventure with Kevlar to drive it across America. The highway tread that was on them wasn’t going to make it out of the Midwest.
What year colorado? Any updates? I have a first gen colorado prerunner
Who doesn't love fast and being airborne and going over bumps?
If you guys start building prerunners, I will send my truck your way. I’m on the other side of Wisconsin🤙🏼
Short answer, I don't get to live anywhere near the most awesome sport of desert racing so I don't get to have one. However, longer answer, I do want and am working on a prerunner inspired multi terrain vehicle based on a G20 foundation.
Hell yeah, can't beat a well rounded build!
Well the top of the line pre runners are from steward raceworks 700k for a nice raptor body prerunner from those guys
That’s actually true about pre running and mapping the course before races like Baja, BUT pre runners are actually 4wd in case you come across an unknown silt bed, deep or soft sand, etc. and yes MOST of us that go out and rip the desert on a weekly basis run mud terrains mostly do to the fact they give better grip and traction in the dirt
"pre runners are actually 4wd". Lol wrong
I would use mine as a winter truck mostly, light enough to get over the snow, plenty of traction and plenty of fun.
Finally ! The best style of truck !
I have a 96 reg cab short bed ram that I would love to build I’ve never really seen one built like a pre runner and I’m definitely all for it
I got a 2001 with the same setup that I use as a daily and a work truck that I have thought about budding into one as well lol
Send it my way
At the moment I have more of a how I would call "light" prerunner biuld. 1st gen Tacoma prerunner with 2.5 inch lift with camburg upper control arms on 33s, with ICON suspension. The dream is to make it a full prerunner, probably going to do a total chaos long travel kit, and do a long travel rear conversion. And then put on the TRD supercharger with an exhaust and intake. I'm going to try and push for 300 at most, but for what I do now which is just daily driving to school and work, and occasionally hitting some fire roads and light 4x4 trails hauling mountainbikes and dirtbikes and stuff it isn't bad.
i think everybody wants a pre runner, we all just dont have the money for it haha
Great video for wrapping your mind around what the heck a pre-runner even is!
Just got my rig Big Rhonda on some FakeRunner /StreetRunner vibes with a lift in the front stock rear on some 35s and methods. More prerunner pls
i’m honestly thinking about making my truck into a PreRunner build i love the idea
I live in canada, and I’d say they are a MUST have in the winter.
Love this but raptor is a no go unless you have almost limitless funds Available to toss!
Can’t wait to sell mine later this year!
I want a good long travel suspension for 10 grand that would be awesome. I good prerunner isn’t cheap at all.
I can help u there
Another lifted truck at SEMA.. 😲 wow.. amazing 😆😆😆😆😆
I Built one and don’t regret every dollar I spent
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! I LOVE PRE-RUNNERS!!! YES!!!! I WANT TO BUILD ONE!!!!!
When driving these on sand, would paddles help it or does it not really matter
Depends all around
Yes it is worth having a prerunner
2000 Tundra building to be a sleeper ....
Leaning towards 2" offset on 33's . Just enough to charge the easy stuff to unload my YZ 250
The full size trucks where right there when it all started they didnt come later like you mention yeah the Ford ranger and F150 have been a well proven platform that's why there the most built and most popular truck to build
Yes I have an 07 ram 1500 that is slowly becoming one just a broke college student so it's gonna be a while tell it gets to where I want it to be
Ain't nothin wrong with that man! We've all been there!
A billet 17 inch beadlock looks 10x better than any forces or custom wide wheel
Late comment..but I'm from socal, 30min from glamis. BRAWLEY, CA and moved to Sacramento area..the closest I can get to desert that I've discovered is nevada areas past reno
I live on the east coast, there's no place to drive these here, yet I dream of building one based off an old 1970's dent side Ford...
Man o MAN. Sweet ass set up this truck has💪🏽
I've thought about doing a prerunner look on my ranger but I wouldn't want a soft suspension kit cuz I still wanna tow with it
Add bags!
Lmfao you guys used my truck at 5:05 -- that was when it was still mild, added a race kit up front. More videos on my channel, truck has since been sold and now I'm rocking a Caged + Linked Raptor.
Been watching your build by 454. Your truck is so top notch. Cleannnnnn bro
Raced Baja and some of the other races back in the 80s love the PreRunner and my desert race trucks we also love buildings off-the-wall prerunners Crown Vic LTD. Trucks and cars from the 30s and 40s. Got to like cool desert race trucks and prerunners like your videos
That’s badass!
Love this style always have slowly getting my 06 crew cab gmc to this point
might be getting a 93 xtra cab 4x4 toyota pickup any recommendations?
I want to build a prerunner tacoma after i finish my gs300 2jz drift car build. A 2jz-geT with a bmw zf 5spd in a gen2 taco crew cab full 18" capable suspension on 22x12s would be so badass n it has to be able to fly thru the air
I am looking to build mine very soon
I'd love to build a prerunner but I don't have the money or the knowledge (but I'm willing to learn lol) but can't buy the parts to learn without money 🤣🙄
Just gotta say, job well done on that intro!!!
My dream prerunner build is a Powerstroke f250 with the tremor package. Am I going to be ripping my f250 like Ken block absolutely not but I want something completely different unique and different from everyone else with massive lift kits a 26” American forces. Unfortunately I can’t find any serious pre runner suspension kits for the f250 like the f150 raptors apart from the Carli 5.5” dominator series. Anyone got any tips for where I can get a proper long travel style suspension kit for a 2020 f250 or am I gonna have to get one custom built for a shit ton of cash
The only prerunner in your area and I can’t even get a call to shred the gnar? That’s cold dawg lol
We’ve got a few!
BUT, I will add yours is probably my favorite! 🤤
I just started my build, so many Sawzall blades lol
Love my prerunner been building it for a few years. Being able to hit any bump at full speed is the best feeling
Bring it here plz
If I have a Coyote Engine/Trans and a 2wd OBS F-250. What can I expect to pay to get a daily driving Pre Runner?
My truck is a western rust free truck, and my running gear is from a 2020 Mustang.
EDIT: To be more descriptive, build a better than average suspension, and make the truck run. Hence build off the stock engine/trans platform in the future as my budget allows.
I want a daily driver where I can care less, and basically drive around with impunity.
Y-E-S shortbed Tacoma
my dream truck is a supercharged prerunner tundra on 37s
Day 18 of asking custom offsets for a company dually truck build. And on a side note what car has jr bought that actually work
he got a GM 2500 with an 8.1L manual for a daily now 😂
I'm picking mine up today 🤘
So what's the best style truck for zombie apocalypse. Prerunner or off-road/ crawler??
Been thinking on doing one with a 96 bronco
Dudes here aren’t ready to pay.
Is it true that just to suspend a capable hardcore off-road truck and dampen all four corners starts at around $20k ?
I like this video even tho they say they don't have or make parts for my 2004 Cadillac escalade ext but soon I'll make it and laugh at the components
That little kid was you. You can’t tell me otherwise
Dose anyone know of a front kit for a 09 gmc 2500??
Best bet is to google some, or ask some companies in that industry!
Kibbetech I believe
Kibbetech for sure coilover o version
Can I atleast have a 4wd prerunner or other wise my friends will laugh at me for 2wd. Also Dustin, nice LBZ Duramax. It came out great
Psh they’ll say it then pass em in the sand at 80
@@CustomOffsetsTV LOL thanks for the tip
There’s plenty of 4wd long travel kits but you might blow through more cv boots and they don’t allow for as much travel as a lot of race kits are for 2wd trucks more make you eliminate your 4wd
2wd….. lol
@@Caleb3571999 definitely need upgraded and extended cv’s
just found this channel and first vid ive watched from yall, H E L L A G L A D !! love it!
We appreciate that.
Plans are in works to start build on one for me
They don’t make a long travel suspension for a 96 Tacoma 2wd that I’ve been able to find
Might have to hit up a prerunner fab company!
I’m almost 100% sure total chaos does
Plenty of kits for your truck. Solo motorsports, BTF, camburg, MCM fab, total chaos, all pro, just to name a few.
I wanted a pre runner so bad that I got desperate and building a Jeep speed. Because I’m broker than broke. Still having fun with it though. 🤙
Sometimes those are the most fun ones man!
@@CustomOffsetsTV true. And learning a lot cuz of it.
I got a 96 Tacoma V6 manual 4x4 that I wanna build when I graduate and have the job I want and ima build it up hopefully
That’ll be a badass truck build!
@@CustomOffsetsTV for sure
Prerunners are the shit! I'd love to be able to Jump, Anything! I love offroad in general and awesome video, but I'm sitting here and I keep seeing this white suspension hanging 2 ft off the bottom of the truck? This doesn't seem like a good setup for offroad? Weird looking? Beautiful truck but is that for offroad or just some sort of lift ?
Prerunner all day 😂
Yep...money and how street legal can itvbe?
being someone that owns one, its a love hate relationsip, and whatever you do done use a silverado or sierra as a base for your build, i and some friends made that mistake and they can NOT hold up to the conditions without dumping a fortune in it, and by a fortune i mean the only thing left factory being the cab...
I kinda want to do a 1999 - 2007 ford f250-f350 V10 2wd prerunner build.
Yep pre runner for me
I would love to build a cateye Duramax prerunner
Do it!!!
Terra crew showed one a couple of years ago on their channel.. its badass and still got 18mpg on the highway..
Yes
But what about the tundra? First gen?!😬
Look up terra crew videos.. they've shown a few gen 1 builds
I want a street style pre runner
Noti Gang!!!
Les goooo!
So what is a prerunner I’m new to trucks
Everyone got that prerunner Chevy or Ford or Toyota my prerunner is gonna be a Cadillac escalade ext prerunner and it's gonna be better then anybody else