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I can't add much other than to repeat what was said earlier- if backpackers can do it with what they can carry, then there's gotta be a way to do it with a truck. I think a custom storage solution is gonna be in your future, though. I'll have a better answer in a couple years when our 2001...

My four year old daughter is the size of a three year old and has had no problems getting into our 3" lifted 2001 4runner ever since I put our Stubbs Welding hd-sko sliders on. They make perfect steps for an athletic type kid. No doubt I'll need to help little brother until he's old enough, but...

Wow. Beautiful. GLWS!

/drool Free bump!

I second the third gen (1996-2002) 4runner. Rock solid Toyota reliability with better fuel economy than the land cruiser 100 (about 18mpg unloaded). Though not as big, it still has plenty of room for a two person expo build (I plan on expoing with our family of four in ours). It's plenty...

Agreed! Don't do it! Steals the joy of driving imo and robs you of money you could be using to mod/upgrade.

Beautiful! Excellent choice of engine, too. But of course, you already knew that [emoji14]

Don't overlook the 3rd gen (1996-2002) Toyota 4runner. My intended build is exactly the same as what you're talking about and I think it fits that role perfectly. The 3.4l engine is extremely durable, it's very capable off road, parts are readily available and it's simply a pleasure to drive...