Im not sure if theres already an official post? but i havent seen one. I think it'd be nice to have an official, stickied, post, with everyones pictures and specs of their raider/montero/MM/pajero. Also post your specs, heres an example :

Year : 1988
Make : Dodge
Model : Raider
Sub Model : SWB
Engine : 2.6L carbed
Transmission : Manual
Mods : 35"x14.5"r15 Mickey Thompson Baja Belted HP
: Spring Over Axle
: Torsion Twist
: Sloped Body Lift
: Tube Fenders
: ect

Then you can post whatever pics you have, preferably showing progress, from when you bought it, to where its at now.





i dont have any recent pics...i gotta go take some next time im working on it. but yeah..i thought it was a good idea. if you think so too, add in.

Most everyone has posted their truck and mod's on here one time or another. Now you want us to get organized and put it all in one post and have it stickied, is that a word?

That's going to make life way to easy for the new comers.


You might check out the TrailShot Galleries You might have to sign up, but you can use the same user name and password as here.

yeah... organisation is a [censored]. lol Though the trailshot galleries is nice, not everyone that goes on the forum knows its there, thats why i'd like to put it all in a post. Doesnt seam to be workin out too well.

Mods are listed in my sig...

Here's a pic of when I first got it, with some awful alloy wheels, peeling window tint, etc:


With the Toyota Tacoma 16x7 steelies and 265/70 ATs, window tint removed, rear air shocks:


With roll-on bedliner coating on the bumpers, wiper arms, mirrors, hood, roof, lower body panels, and side steps:


Weber 32/36 carb:


Front steering stabilizer:


SQ oil cooler:



Rear cargo carrier ($60 off Craig's List):


Yakima roof racks ($75 off Craig's List):

Not a lot of mods this year for my Raider. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />

Set up with my tow bar, involved losing my beloved front chrome bumper and 3 Cibie' lamps:


One day in April 2006 when I had to have a big service truck to tow my little one...took me another 2 years financially to buy it:



The reason I have/had my Raider to begin with, work car:




The optional snow-fighter package:


The parade a few years ago:


And most importantly, she who lets me have them:


My Raider has seen towing service, hauling numerous and various things, commuter duty, a few off highway trips with 4x4Wire members, parts runs, an ill-fated trip to SoCal, and other uses. By far, the best single vehicle I've had.

Russell

Oorah

here's my 91 4 door, "El Gato" formerly known as the grasscat..It sports a Gen 2 rear end with locker, Gen 2 trailing arms and springs, Gen 2 brakes all around, ARB front bumper with 12K mile marker winch, Snorkel, 33" BFG MT's on 15x8 Eagle aloys, an Optima redtop. CB, Dual bouncies and new valve lash adjusters...

87 Raider.
94 4.3 TBI, 700r4, NP231 CHD.
Dana 44 up front with 4.56's on an eaton E-locker, and chromo axleshafts.
Montero Sport rear with 4.636's and factory airlocker.

Woods Driveshafts for the SAS, and rear axle swap, Art Carr shifter, vette master cylinder to work the 4 way disks.
2 inch hockey puck body lift, and Rides on 36 inch swampers currently.
It's got an arb bumper with an 8k warn winch, a bouncy seat, and a snorkle. More mods than I can remember.

It's been in some sticky situations. All of these have been taken over the years.







I think I'm going to sell it.





Here's Both of my Raiders.


The small camo one is my newest, It's almost all stock.

Rides on 31's. Factory LSD, Bouncy Seat, and non working headlight washers. Has a Japanese spec 4d56/v5MT1 in it swapped in from the previous owner. All I've done to it is clean up the install wiring, add the correct air filter housing, and intercooler + hoses. I like it alot so far. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

http://www.4x4wire.com/4x4-projects/want...look-no-further Here's a post on an E-locker installation I did.

Time to explain <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />

I saw that too, Reuben.