http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3154100
a bit too much for me feature-wise.. but still a very nice build and write up.
a bit too much for me feature-wise.. but still a very nice build and write up.
nice tacoma rig here..
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irish_11
Explorer
same here
Rbertalotto
Explorer
I had no idea a Tacoma could carry a load like this. With the winch, bumper, suspension mods, and camper it must be over 2500 pounds. Will that V6 be enough to get it out of it's own way?
DaveInDenver
Middle Income Semi-Redneck
LOL! Thought the same thing. Heck, the computer in his camper is worth more than my whole truck. That's the 3rd truck in 2 days I've seen with those same blingy wheels.
BajaRunner
Bandito
Jeebus... leather in a camper!?
I wanna know how many batteries he has to power all that gear!?
I wanna know how many batteries he has to power all that gear!?
daverami
Explorer
Man, that's a lot of weight. And I get nervous when I add another wrench into my recovery kit.
I didn't see if he has a SC on it, but that would sure help. I don't know if the 4.0 likes lugging all that stuff around.
I wonder if there is an on-board security guard? I'd hate to leave that truck parked anywhere where I did not have a line of sight view of it all the time.
Money well spent? I don't know. To each his own though.
I didn't see if he has a SC on it, but that would sure help. I don't know if the 4.0 likes lugging all that stuff around.
I wonder if there is an on-board security guard? I'd hate to leave that truck parked anywhere where I did not have a line of sight view of it all the time.
Money well spent? I don't know. To each his own though.
Martinjmpr
Wiffleball Batter
Nice looking rig. Of course, there's no limit to what you can do when you aim the "money cannon" at a vehicle and pull the trigger. 
I can't think he does much off roading with all that weight, but maybe he drops the camper at the campsite and then takes off in the truck. I've certainly seen that done before, especially at hunting camps.
I can't think he does much off roading with all that weight, but maybe he drops the camper at the campsite and then takes off in the truck. I've certainly seen that done before, especially at hunting camps.
Overland Hadley
on a journey
Dave Bennett
Adventurist
Mr. Leary
Glamping Excursionaire
Got one... supposedly for "high altitiude." I suppose I would want one on that thing for anything over... say 500 feet below sea level with a truck that weighed down.
It is a cool setup, however. The goal was obviously "spare no expense" and it is nicely done.