2014 Toyota Tacoma and 2015 FWC Fleet

[chris@rmfwc.com]

2014 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab
AND
2015 Four Wheel Camper

Clean titles in hand!


Truck is in excellent condition and has not been wheeled hard at all.
Camper is brand new - never slept in!


TOYOTA TACOMA -

SR5 package, tow package (includes transmission cooler and tow hitch), fog lamps, bucket seats, factory navigation and Toyota EnTune bluetooth touch screen. 6 speed manual transmission, 4.0L v6
-16,000 miles
-free oil changes for 36 months
-extended 100k warranty
-Weatertech floor mats
-3" Icon Vehicle Dynamics stage 4 package minus rear add a leaf. This is Coil Overs up front - 2.5" remote reservoir and also 2.5" remote reservoir rear shocks. Plus billet upper control arms.
-Custom alcan rear leaf springs - matched perfectly with the FWC.
-Front and Rear ARB air lockers - wired to OEM Toyota Locker switches for super clean install. An ARB locker for this vehicles runs $900 on the shelf so you're looking at over 2,200 in parts before install labor begins to do this job for point of reference.
-ARB air compressor under the hood to run lockers that is also capable of airing up tires
-Rigid Dually lights installed up on hood hinge for use as ditch lights - wired to a factory fog lamp switch
-Rigid Dual Spot 20" light bar installed on bumper - combination beam - wired to a factory switch
-PIAA fog lamps installed in bumper wired to factory fog lamp switch
-All-pro Apex aluminum front bumper
-All pro front skid plate
-Super Winch 9,500lb Talon. With extras like synthetic line, factor 55 thimble and slee offroad fair-lead for synthetic line.
-Sealed AGM battery installed under the hood
-Slee off-road sliders
- Long Range Automotive (LRA) 32 gallon long range fuel tank
- 5 - 17" ATX Mojave teflon wheels
- 5 - 285 Goodyear Duratracs. Less than 12K miles on them. Full size spare included in this and is on the truck in the factory location.
- Marine-grade Atwood plug wired in bed for FWC and/or any 30amp connection in the bed.
- Removed rear jump seats to allow for start of custom storage in the rear - saved all the parts
- Over 50k between purchase price and extras invested into this vehicle
- This vehicle was just featured in the FWC ad of the current Overland Journal



FOUR WHEEL CAMPER -

Fleet (Front Dinette with Lana Bronze Fabric)

Brand New with Manufactures Statement of Origin made out to buyer with factory warranty. This is no different than buying new and unlike any used camper on the market as the warranty is only extended to the original buyer.

Includes Base Model Camper features plus the following factory options:
-Mechanical Jacks
- Aux Battery System
- 2nd Deep Cycle Battery
- 80L Compressor (2-way) Refrigerator
- Forced Hot Air Furnace
- Hot Water heater with Outside Shower
- 3 Speed Powered Roof Vent Fan
- Front Opening Window
- Yakima Roof Tracks
- Fiamma F45S Side Awning with side awning light
- Silver Spur Exterior
- Flush Mount Sink and Stove
- Exterior Gas Struts -- lift assist
- Front Dinette Floor Plan
14,495 Base Price
8,130 Options Total
800 Delivery (CA to CO)
395 Install
$23,820

check out www.fourwh.com for more info on our campers

We've owned three 2nd gen Tacos since they came out in 2005. We LOVE them and we LOVE this truck! My wife and I are expecting our first child soon and on to something with more room for our growing family. Otherwise this vehicle would not be leaving so soon.


Option 1 -- purchase truck $44,000


Option 2 -- purchase truck and camper $65,000


Option 3 -- purchase camper $23,500


More photos to serious buyers upon request


No Trades - Cash Only

 

[chris@rmfwc.com]

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[coguzzi]

i can personally vouch for the quality of the build on this truck, no expense or attention to detail was spared in its creation. someone will get a very nice truck that will be ready for anything you wanna do with it. with or without camper--its a winner

 

[Keyne]

Wow, thats a perfect Taco setup right there. I also liked the blue one you sold in the past. Just wondering, any reason why you didn't add the spare tire, storage box and rear bumper like you had on the blue one? I so wish I had the money saved to buy this complete setup ready to go. GLWS.

 

[Keyne]

Bump for a nice setup.

 

[chris@rmfwc.com]

SALE PENDING - ENTIRE PACKAGE

Just wondering, any reason why you didn't add the spare tire, storage box and rear bumper like you had on the blue one?

Thanks for the kind words. Personally I think swing-arms look a little funny on pick up trucks. On the blue truck I wanted to go all out and never considered NOT adding the rear bumper. But on this one I found ways to build-in its functionality rather than carry/buy more. For example, rather than carry my full size spare on the swing arm I found a way to carry it in the stock location not only saving money but keeping the center of gravity lower than bringing that big heavy spare up higher. Same with extra fuel - rather than carry jerry cans I had a long range tank installed. Same with storage - found other places and ways of carrying the same gear. End result is the truck is lighter, cost me less, less expedition bling of a look and still get the same functionality as I did before. I could see replacing that chrome bumper with a proper All-Pro version but leave off the swing arms. This is just me and where my years of building up different rigs has landed me today. Everyone has a different approach depending on their needs so do not want to come off like I am knocking the rear swing arms; it just wasn't' necessary for me.

cheers

 

[Keyne]

Congrats on the sale,and thanks for the detailed response. I was wondering from a practical point of view the reason for the change. Makes total sense to keep weight low etc. some day I will build one of these so I appreciate the contrasting info from both trucks.

 

[chris@rmfwc.com]

SOLD