Hopefully, this is my last vehicle.

[LP4Runner]

We recently bought two Off-road Premiums. Mine is an Everest gas, and hers is an Ice Cap hybrid.

I'm approaching 70, so my intention is for mine to be the last vehicle I need to buy. As for her, who knows? With that in mind, my approach is to make things easier for me. Some items will be added to both 4Runners. It will be a slow process. I changed the oil at 1,000 miles, with 5,000 miles being the next one and will be when the skid plate and valve are taken care of.

Engine skid plate with oil change access (non-negotiable).
Fumoto oil change valve (short or long nipple?)
Hood struts.
Catalytic converter anti-theft cover.
Wheel locks.
Window overlays.
Upgraded horns.
LED interior lights for tailgate area.
Padded left elbow riser, about 2" high, for left armrest.
Engine cover.

No doubt there will be more.

Larry

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[ACJ]

I am 72 and figure, hope, this is my last gas vehicle. Foresee self driving in my late 80s. I went with a RCI Engine skid plate with oil access. What a mess the first oil change. Ended up dropping the skid plate to clean things. Next oil change am installing a Valvomax so I can run a drain tube through the skid plate access.

 

[axxman]

I am 58 but i am planning on this being my last new car purchase. Mine is due in next week trd off road premium. It pretty much comes with every option i want. Not crazy about the wheels, but other than that i just plan on tinting the front door windows, adding a light bar and eventually a winch. Fill the frame with rust preventive oil and see how far i can go.

 

[127.0.0.1]

IMHO
you don't need a cat converter theft cover, the cat is high up in the engine bay on the front side of the turbocharger. it's pretty much inaccessible.

https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/thr...n-are-hidden-makes-cats-harder-to-steal.3280/

However I reckon a cover of some type won't hurt (except maybe overheating the floor) and may prevent bozos from cutting a useless chunk of pipe off

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