Show us your Toyota 4runner, tacoma or truck.
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City_Rider
Adventurer
Seconded!
Awesome looking build - very well thought out it seems!
Awesome looking build - very well thought out it seems!
bkg
Explorer
Much more info is needed. Looks stellar.
jah310
Adventurer
Triumphdog
Adventurer
That looks like Old Coast Road on the Big Sur coast.
Kiriesh
Adventurer
Yup, I was in Monterey over the weekend and got bored so I decided to go for a drive.
2000 Tacoma
mtnkid, City_Rider, bkg, Jah310, Thanks a ton !!!!
This build was actually built a couple years ago. Sorry no build thread.
My needs were to flip and start cooking! I didn't want to have to drag out anything. I also wanted to be able to stealth camp too and be somewhat light. So the "couch" actually pulls out to a small double bed (Thanks to a friend Kingsly). I have a cad pic of the interior build but my computer has crashed and im trying to recover all my pics at the moment. As for the configuration I would have put the water, stove, fridge on the side of the awning (as the awning would shade the rear of the fridge. Learned this the hard way in Baja. Also the weight would be opposite of the gas tank.
The truck has roughly a 3inch lift. A little higher in the rear. Its a Frankenstein kind of lift. The front is the heavier OME coils (forgot the number) and the rear is the OME 3" leaf pack with a add a leaf, daystar 2" shackles, and just recently hellwig helper springs. For tires Goodyear Dura tracks 285 75 R 16 load E. Where the spare should go underneath is a large ammo can for extra gear/supplies. Got the idea from a member off of the Portal!
The house battery runs all led lights and fridge via National Luna power pack. Also there is an outlet to plug in tethered solar panels for extended stays and a plug for shore power if that is ever available.The front bumper is an aluminum TJM and the rear is a CBI steel. Both bumpers and fender flares are covered with linex.
The engine has a TRD blower, headers and cat back exhaust to help pull the load. Im almost at 350,000 miles and getting ready to back to Baja in the fall!
Thanks again for the kind words!
mtnkid, City_Rider, bkg, Jah310, Thanks a ton !!!!
This build was actually built a couple years ago. Sorry no build thread.
My needs were to flip and start cooking! I didn't want to have to drag out anything. I also wanted to be able to stealth camp too and be somewhat light. So the "couch" actually pulls out to a small double bed (Thanks to a friend Kingsly). I have a cad pic of the interior build but my computer has crashed and im trying to recover all my pics at the moment. As for the configuration I would have put the water, stove, fridge on the side of the awning (as the awning would shade the rear of the fridge. Learned this the hard way in Baja. Also the weight would be opposite of the gas tank.
The truck has roughly a 3inch lift. A little higher in the rear. Its a Frankenstein kind of lift. The front is the heavier OME coils (forgot the number) and the rear is the OME 3" leaf pack with a add a leaf, daystar 2" shackles, and just recently hellwig helper springs. For tires Goodyear Dura tracks 285 75 R 16 load E. Where the spare should go underneath is a large ammo can for extra gear/supplies. Got the idea from a member off of the Portal!
The house battery runs all led lights and fridge via National Luna power pack. Also there is an outlet to plug in tethered solar panels for extended stays and a plug for shore power if that is ever available.The front bumper is an aluminum TJM and the rear is a CBI steel. Both bumpers and fender flares are covered with linex.
The engine has a TRD blower, headers and cat back exhaust to help pull the load. Im almost at 350,000 miles and getting ready to back to Baja in the fall!
Thanks again for the kind words!
theBullfrog125
Adventurer
Nice setup hangdog!