This 2008 Toyota Tacoma has roughly 158,000 miles on it and has been well maintained every mile. Never been in an accident. And clean carfax The truck underwent a large overhaul before our trip from Maryland to Colorado. Below you will find a list of the items addressed.
VIN: 5TELU42N18Z527008
New ujoints/ balljoints,
New shocks/struts/1.5” lift
New rims and BF Goodrich AT tires
New Headlight assemblies and bulbs
Front end alignment
New driveshaft bearings
New brakes, front and rear
New Air suspension in the rear
Smittybilt AC compressor
New windshield
Regular oil changes, synthetic oil only
Also included:
I’m including the cap, prinsu roof racks, and decked drawers.
Known issues:
- tail light cover cracked, but functioning light
- dent in the rear bumper
Optional items in the photo that we can negotiate on
**Dual battery/house batteries and fridge:**
The truck is outfitted with 200 amp hours of Battle Born lithium house batteries (isolated from the starter) and all Victron components are conveniently tucked away behind the rear cab seat, both accessible and out of the way at the same time. All wiring is oversized and fused for safety.
The electrical system easily accommodates a Dometic cfx75 for all your fridge and freezer needs. The batteries charge off 100 watts of solar and 350 watts off the alternator (4 gauge). I installed the Dometic hardwire kit, and additional 12v outlets in the bed of the truck, passenger seat, and glove box to keep all of your gadgets charged.
Also behind the rear seat is a Smittybuilt air compressor to fill the air suspension in the rear wheels or to quickly fill the tires after airing down. The compressor is controlled by the Trigger 4 Plus remote control relay. The Trigger 4 has 3 open slots to easily wire up a light bar, ditch lights, etc.
**Water**:
On the roof is a 40 gal water pipe made with 10” PVC. It is about 9 feet long. I usually partially fill it so I can add a good mass of air to pressurize it. It has been such a luxury to have such a large volume of water on extended camping trips to accommodate showers, dishes, and drinking water.
**Storage**:
The entire roof from cab to cap has the beautifully designed and modular Prinsu roof rack. I installed 6 Milwaukee Packout base plates over the cap, flanking the water pipe, to accommodate the modular IP67 Milwaukee tool boxes. If you are unfamiliar, walk into your nearest Home Depot or Lowes. These boxes click lock into their plate mounts and make it extremely easy to access things stored on the roof. There are endless storage sizes/dimensions/possibilities for these waterproof and dustproof boxes. If you really end up liking the Milwaukee boxes, there is enough room to fit 4 more plates up there to max out the storage at 10 total plates. I use the front area to throw up 170L dry bags for my tents, sleeping bags, and long things.
I mounted Voodoo bed bar brackets and Prinsu gear plates to accommodate more storage on the side of the cap (much like overland bars, but the stuff in the truck bed stays dry). This allows for mounting an endless variety of things: gas cans, bikes, axes, shovels, hi jack lift, propane, etc.
Decked Drawers, you get the point…
I have poured tons of time, money, blood, sweat, and tears into this truck. I am not pricing this truck to profit. I also did not factor in the cost of labor, lugs, wire, stainless steel bolts, etc (which add up to over $1k). I simply want to get my cash back out to build another (bigger) rig. I will consider any reasonable offers.
**List of overland build items and their relative value:**
prinsu rack 730.00
cab rack 710.00
ARE cap 800.00
decked 1,500.00
milwaukee packout mounts 200.00
fridge 1,400.00
fridge slide DFG off-road 350.00
air compressor smittybuilt 170.00
solar 300.00
Victorian Orion 30a 270.00
Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/15 150.00
Victron SmartShunt 500A 130.00
Blue Seas ST 12 Circuit 30.00
Trigger 4 Plus 250.00
victron ANL fused bus bar 35.00
blue seas main switch 40.00
Voodoo bed bar brackets and Prinsu mounting plates
200 AH Battle Born 1,750.00
Send me a text or give me a call at 240.418.4922
I am in Porland OR with the truck. i'm buying my new truck in the coming weeks in Kent, WA.
If you are interested, let's talk.
VIN: 5TELU42N18Z527008
New ujoints/ balljoints,
New shocks/struts/1.5” lift
New rims and BF Goodrich AT tires
New Headlight assemblies and bulbs
Front end alignment
New driveshaft bearings
New brakes, front and rear
New Air suspension in the rear
Smittybilt AC compressor
New windshield
Regular oil changes, synthetic oil only
Also included:
I’m including the cap, prinsu roof racks, and decked drawers.
Known issues:
- tail light cover cracked, but functioning light
- dent in the rear bumper
Optional items in the photo that we can negotiate on
**Dual battery/house batteries and fridge:**
The truck is outfitted with 200 amp hours of Battle Born lithium house batteries (isolated from the starter) and all Victron components are conveniently tucked away behind the rear cab seat, both accessible and out of the way at the same time. All wiring is oversized and fused for safety.
The electrical system easily accommodates a Dometic cfx75 for all your fridge and freezer needs. The batteries charge off 100 watts of solar and 350 watts off the alternator (4 gauge). I installed the Dometic hardwire kit, and additional 12v outlets in the bed of the truck, passenger seat, and glove box to keep all of your gadgets charged.
Also behind the rear seat is a Smittybuilt air compressor to fill the air suspension in the rear wheels or to quickly fill the tires after airing down. The compressor is controlled by the Trigger 4 Plus remote control relay. The Trigger 4 has 3 open slots to easily wire up a light bar, ditch lights, etc.
**Water**:
On the roof is a 40 gal water pipe made with 10” PVC. It is about 9 feet long. I usually partially fill it so I can add a good mass of air to pressurize it. It has been such a luxury to have such a large volume of water on extended camping trips to accommodate showers, dishes, and drinking water.
**Storage**:
The entire roof from cab to cap has the beautifully designed and modular Prinsu roof rack. I installed 6 Milwaukee Packout base plates over the cap, flanking the water pipe, to accommodate the modular IP67 Milwaukee tool boxes. If you are unfamiliar, walk into your nearest Home Depot or Lowes. These boxes click lock into their plate mounts and make it extremely easy to access things stored on the roof. There are endless storage sizes/dimensions/possibilities for these waterproof and dustproof boxes. If you really end up liking the Milwaukee boxes, there is enough room to fit 4 more plates up there to max out the storage at 10 total plates. I use the front area to throw up 170L dry bags for my tents, sleeping bags, and long things.
I mounted Voodoo bed bar brackets and Prinsu gear plates to accommodate more storage on the side of the cap (much like overland bars, but the stuff in the truck bed stays dry). This allows for mounting an endless variety of things: gas cans, bikes, axes, shovels, hi jack lift, propane, etc.
Decked Drawers, you get the point…
I have poured tons of time, money, blood, sweat, and tears into this truck. I am not pricing this truck to profit. I also did not factor in the cost of labor, lugs, wire, stainless steel bolts, etc (which add up to over $1k). I simply want to get my cash back out to build another (bigger) rig. I will consider any reasonable offers.
**List of overland build items and their relative value:**
prinsu rack 730.00
cab rack 710.00
ARE cap 800.00
decked 1,500.00
milwaukee packout mounts 200.00
fridge 1,400.00
fridge slide DFG off-road 350.00
air compressor smittybuilt 170.00
solar 300.00
Victorian Orion 30a 270.00
Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/15 150.00
Victron SmartShunt 500A 130.00
Blue Seas ST 12 Circuit 30.00
Trigger 4 Plus 250.00
victron ANL fused bus bar 35.00
blue seas main switch 40.00
Voodoo bed bar brackets and Prinsu mounting plates
200 AH Battle Born 1,750.00
Send me a text or give me a call at 240.418.4922
I am in Porland OR with the truck. i'm buying my new truck in the coming weeks in Kent, WA.
If you are interested, let's talk.
