2021 TRD Off Road, double cab ( 4 full doors) 48,800 miles, excellent shape. With OVRLND Camper on it.
It and the camper have a Very Blue Wrap over the original truck color - shimmery bronze for truck and aluminum for camper. Blue color gets a lot of compliments from all kinds of people at gas stations of parking lots abd beyond.
TerraMax A/T Tires are newish - have about 3,800 miles on them.
Added to listed regular TRD Tacoma truck specs are:
-Flat running boards
-OME leaf springs
-Deep cycle marine battery under hood, charged from driving or from solar panel if stationary camping a longer time.
-ARB air compressor under hood
-Top of line 54 inch Weather Guard truck box added to back on a swing out Stow-Away arm in the hitch. it is not wider than the truck. Has back up camera, and tail lights on the back of the box.
OVRLND camper ( 2020) Cost in 2020 was $15,000
-Pops up to 6.5 feet when standing inside.
-Added one set of outside struts so is easier to left up front section
- hard foam insulation in walls
- paneling with veneer thin ply
- tail gate to sit on and use as a porch or outdoor cooking surface and half barn door with windows
-flip-up windows on the sides
-Screens on all windows and whole back opening
-Max fan on ceiling - wired into the deep cycle battery from front
-12 volt outlet in camper wired from deep cycle under hood
-1500 watt Jackery in camper - Can charge with portable solar panels or from -deep cycle when driving.
-35 liter Dometic fridge (runs off the Jackery)
-Propex 2000 propane heater ( with good thermostat) tucked into the bottom of one cabinet sending heat out at floor level. ( Propane is run in from the truck box)
-Full fabric insulation pack on upper walls.
-ceiling fabric liner and insulation behind it
-Queen size pull out bed
-Custom made cabinets with sliding doors and shelves inside and small cabinets with doors on sides above that ( cost in 2022 was $12,000)
-excellent counter tops for cooking on or working.
-small dinette area at end of one counter top, facing out to the view out back
-foam tile flooring over bed liner.
-The back seats are basically new because I took them out the moment I bought it and stored them in a house. Only have put them back in now to sell.
I have been living full time in this set up for the better part of 4 years. Three years in this truck 1 year in another Tacoma truck. The cabinetry is 2 years old, camper 4 years old, truck 3 years old. I have loved it.
I have now retired and am getting a slightly larger truck and larger pop-up camper. This set up has been wonderful in lots of different weathers and locations. I can cook inside or outside. I have used many kinds of small stoves. I camp with many 1-1.3 gallon jugs of water stored in the cab and use one or two gallons at a time in the camper. I have many d-rings at the ceiling edge so can hung sweaters and jackets for easy access. Other little touches are hooks on side of upper cabinets for aging mugs and bowl. I am currently living in it until the new camper is mounted on the next truck. That will be happening in the next few weeks in Frederick, CO. where I will meet it and transfer my things over and then sell this rig. It can be seen then or currently it is in Port Orford , Oregon until around the 10th of October - or so
Please write with any questions. If interested we can also talk on phone. I am only allowed to put up 10 photos. I have more I can send upon request. I have some very nice photos of the engine and extra components under the hood.
It and the camper have a Very Blue Wrap over the original truck color - shimmery bronze for truck and aluminum for camper. Blue color gets a lot of compliments from all kinds of people at gas stations of parking lots abd beyond.
TerraMax A/T Tires are newish - have about 3,800 miles on them.
Added to listed regular TRD Tacoma truck specs are:
-Flat running boards
-OME leaf springs
-Deep cycle marine battery under hood, charged from driving or from solar panel if stationary camping a longer time.
-ARB air compressor under hood
-Top of line 54 inch Weather Guard truck box added to back on a swing out Stow-Away arm in the hitch. it is not wider than the truck. Has back up camera, and tail lights on the back of the box.
OVRLND camper ( 2020) Cost in 2020 was $15,000
-Pops up to 6.5 feet when standing inside.
-Added one set of outside struts so is easier to left up front section
- hard foam insulation in walls
- paneling with veneer thin ply
- tail gate to sit on and use as a porch or outdoor cooking surface and half barn door with windows
-flip-up windows on the sides
-Screens on all windows and whole back opening
-Max fan on ceiling - wired into the deep cycle battery from front
-12 volt outlet in camper wired from deep cycle under hood
-1500 watt Jackery in camper - Can charge with portable solar panels or from -deep cycle when driving.
-35 liter Dometic fridge (runs off the Jackery)
-Propex 2000 propane heater ( with good thermostat) tucked into the bottom of one cabinet sending heat out at floor level. ( Propane is run in from the truck box)
-Full fabric insulation pack on upper walls.
-ceiling fabric liner and insulation behind it
-Queen size pull out bed
-Custom made cabinets with sliding doors and shelves inside and small cabinets with doors on sides above that ( cost in 2022 was $12,000)
-excellent counter tops for cooking on or working.
-small dinette area at end of one counter top, facing out to the view out back
-foam tile flooring over bed liner.
-The back seats are basically new because I took them out the moment I bought it and stored them in a house. Only have put them back in now to sell.
I have been living full time in this set up for the better part of 4 years. Three years in this truck 1 year in another Tacoma truck. The cabinetry is 2 years old, camper 4 years old, truck 3 years old. I have loved it.
I have now retired and am getting a slightly larger truck and larger pop-up camper. This set up has been wonderful in lots of different weathers and locations. I can cook inside or outside. I have used many kinds of small stoves. I camp with many 1-1.3 gallon jugs of water stored in the cab and use one or two gallons at a time in the camper. I have many d-rings at the ceiling edge so can hung sweaters and jackets for easy access. Other little touches are hooks on side of upper cabinets for aging mugs and bowl. I am currently living in it until the new camper is mounted on the next truck. That will be happening in the next few weeks in Frederick, CO. where I will meet it and transfer my things over and then sell this rig. It can be seen then or currently it is in Port Orford , Oregon until around the 10th of October - or so
Please write with any questions. If interested we can also talk on phone. I am only allowed to put up 10 photos. I have more I can send upon request. I have some very nice photos of the engine and extra components under the hood.
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