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This 3rd one seems the best option? https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/d/knightsen-2016-toyota-tacoma-trd-off/7185662265.html

What about this one? https://sacramento.craigslist.org/ctd/d/rancho-cordova-2016-toyota-tacoma-trd/7179181638.html

Thanks for the feedback, you guys are great!

I suspect he picked it up on repo and just wants to flip it

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/d/hayward-2020-toyota-tacoma-white-trd/7187983537.html I'm new to overlanding and figured I would buy a rig that has already been built out rather than build one from scratch because of my limited experience with the various different types of equipment...

Congrats!

Congrats on the sale

But I'd lift it and put on bigger tires first

Yep I'd totally drive that

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/cto/d/stanford-2008-wrangler-with-over-of/7175641398.html Looks like it's never been used.

Price seems low for something in that good of shape.

Thanks for the input. - bob

Am I crazy to even consider it?

Anyone here using a Kei van or truck for overlanding?

Seems like a really good price

I'm envisioning several solar blankets connected together as an awning to put up at your camp site.

If you are just looking to get from your home to the ski resort or camping spot and back, a Tesla X or Y will serve you fine. For all the reasons stated above you couldn't take them on days long trips to the back country, but that was not what the OP was asking about. I'm also eyeballing VW's...

Hello, new member here, thought I would post a pic of my ebike with a sidecar. It's got no suspension, so really only good for streets or hard dirt roads, but it's lots of fun.

I've got a home-made ebike for riding on the street, but since getting into overlanding I've been looking for one that would work better off road. Today I found this one and it looks pretty awesome. https://huckcycles.com/products/rhino I've got no connection with the company and no experience...