Sequndra

I mean it could make it look better but the line difference would still be there

 

Yep. I'm going to run flares.

 

quite some work from the wreck .

looks good OP

 

Same, ended up with this instead!

 

The lines look odd in the picture there but they line up. Sequoia and Tundra front doors are the same.

At least I think that's the case...

 

I get what you are saying though.... The lines on the Tundra fender are harder than the rear quarter lines on the Sequoia. Hopefully the flares help bridge that gap.

 

Yep, I'm headed there myself. The Pro grill and Spyder style HLs are good enough for me

 

that looks good

 

I like the way it turned out. Now everyone's going to want one. (need a new business?)
Do you have a picture from the rear quarter looking forward, showing the way the panels look?

 

First time I saw the original pic I didn't pay any attention to the fact that the rear panel of the Sequoia has a rounded stamp vs. the Tundra with the squared stamp. To the Average Joe they'll never notice till it's pointed out to them. Just my $0.02.

 

True. Its enough to keep me in Sequoia land with a pro grill and light upgrade

 

Looks neat but you need to be on the sequndra forum not the tundra forum..................Kidding looks good

 

I wish I have your skill....good job so far..

 

get the morimoto headlights! worth the $

 

Nice! Looking good so far!

 

Front end done.

 

Well done. How's she roll along after that gnarly damage?

 

Really well. Steering wheel is off center by about 5 degrees but alignment should do the job. That and brakes need bleeding.

 

looks great. love the look it has

 

Gloriosky Batman! That's awesome! It's factory quality or better.

 

@SequoiaGuy , Hi. I bought the whole front clip of a tundra. I understand the core support and aprons are the same as the Sequoia. Hood struts had to change and there were two small brackets on the top of each apron that need to be welded onto the Sequoia aprons to receive the tundra fenders. Other than that, you'll need to do some electrical work to get your headlights working. Hopefully that helps.

 

Ok, do you have a picture of the welding onto the sequoia? Sorry so many questions. I'm very new to this and not very knowledgable to this so I want to make sure I buy all the right parts. Did you use a harness to get the headlights working and are there any error codes on the dash?

 

There is another thread somewhere around here called "another lifted big tree." That guy took better pictures of the little brackets that weld to the top of the aprons. I just wired up the headlights myself playing with the low beam, high beam and marker light connections. My tundra headlights are aftermarket, so not sure there is an easy solution with the OEM lights. I have a couple of error lights, but tied to the adaptive cruise control because the bumper sensor was destroyed as well as SRS light that needs to be reset. Everything else works fine.

 

Been awful quiet in here.... Any progress? New pics? Flares?

 

looks great. slap a set of the OEM Trd off road wheels and I bet it will rock them nicely!

 

Badass....Amazing work....

 

I'd like to see a Sequoia done like this with something like modified 3rd gen fiberglass bedsides worked into the rear panels. Heck I guess regular 3rd gen bedsides could be worked in instead of glass.

 

Been a while since updating. Been busy. This past week put 1.5 in spacers on and a set of TSS wheels I had powder coated. Happy with the outcome. Eventually I'll get around to the flares. I also installed a Tesla style Android head unit earlier in the year and a push to start system and immobilizer defeat. Happy with it for now...

 

There is a black sequndra I see from time to time in my town. I drool every time I see it.
Nice job on this build it looks great!

 

Great work. I really like the bronze wheels. Gives a bit of a Land Cruiser Heritage Edition vibe