kajo
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Post by kajo on Aug 16, 2009 10:03:47 GMT -5
Hello all,
I was referred to this site by Hoodlum who is a good friend of mine. I have been an Avid toyota 4X4 owner since 1987 and have been the owner and operator of Kajobuilt since 2007.
I hope to meet some of you in the future and if you are in the need for any products I sell for your Toyota don't hesitate to give me an email or PM and I will give you the best price I can.
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Post by DeadlyPeace on Aug 16, 2009 17:42:48 GMT -5
Awe hell, not another one of Hoddlum's friends.... Well welcome aboard anyways
Was just checking out your website. Looks like a great company. Feel like moving it to Cali?
Got any current Toys?
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kajo
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Post by kajo on Aug 16, 2009 18:49:04 GMT -5
Awe hell, not another one of Hoddlum's friends.... Well welcome aboard anyways
Was just checking out your website. Looks like a great company. Feel like moving it to Cali?
Got any current Toys? Moving to Cali and opening a 4WD store would be suicide business wise I think. To many fish in that pond. I currently have a 2001 Extended Cab Tacoma, 3.4 L, Auto, 4" Pro comp lift w/Bilstein Adjustables and OME 882 coils in front plus a 2" Bodylift, 285 BFG MT's needing to move up to 315's. I am also working on my own Toy Based Buggy. basic specs- 4 seater, 22R on propane, 5 speed, dual cases, linked front and rear, D60 front, 14 bolt rear, 42" Rockers |
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Post by DeadlyPeace on Aug 17, 2009 0:30:41 GMT -5
They're only small fish... ;D LOL ;D Yeah it would be a suicide for your bussiness.
Got any pics on the buggy build? If you get a chance, any plans on starting a project build on it?
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Post by Hoodlum on Aug 17, 2009 8:35:14 GMT -5
Welcome aboard Kajo.  I've known kajo for a long time on the local boards but it took many years to actualy meet him since the Army was kind enough to relocate him and the family to Hawaii for a few years  Kajo has recently retired from the Army and has re-opened kajobuilt.com back here at home(Williamsport,PA) on the rightcoast.He does some very nice fabwork and has built some very sick trail rigs as well as some intresting stuff for the non-wheeling crowd as well.Kajo handles the jobs for me that I don't have the equipment,time and space for.Kajo has a wonderful family that is very supportive for he truely loves this sport/hobby.Very glad you joined up John see you in a couple of weeks bro. |
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I've known kajo for a long time on the local boards but it took many years to actualy meet him since the Army was kind enough to relocate him and the family to Hawaii for a few years 