Show us your Toyota 4runner, tacoma or truck.

frut · Dec 15, 2014

mtnbike28 said:
x2!!!

Hi,

actually I don't seem to have much interior pics. The only ones I found were phone pics taken during the building process (not that it is finished yet :sombrero

The bed pulls out from ontop the cab.
The drawers are standard Euro stacking containers. The frame structures are all made of 'bosch profiles' (I don't know the english term. It's standard in machine building over here).

The table can be lowered to build an emergency bed 'downstairs'. In case you don't want to pop up the roof.

Cheers

pennieslj · Dec 15, 2014

First time out exploring in our new Tacoma.

Aquafbody · Dec 16, 2014

The wildebeest.

fo' runnin' · Dec 17, 2014

Don't have any pics of it in it's natural habitat yet, but I got a couple inches of lift on my rig last weekend!

fo' runnin' · Dec 17, 2014

rickashay said:
Mostly LC's but some tacoma/4Runner action in there too....

http://vimeo.com/114310324

Too good!!! Thanks for sharing!

sytfu510 · Dec 17, 2014

As it currently sits. awaiting completion:

Initial teardown:

Current:

tyv12 · Dec 17, 2014

Holy! Killer welding!

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rickashay · Dec 18, 2014

sytfu510 said:
As it currently sits. awaiting completion:

Whhhaaaaa??? Spring Under? Aren't you worried about hanging the leafs on the rocks that you frequent? How about weight capacity? Looks like a killer project and some good fab work!

2strokeTRush · Dec 18, 2014

Dances with Wolves · Dec 18, 2014

utroda · Dec 18, 2014

2strokeTRush said:
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what bumpers are you running?

2strokeTRush · Dec 18, 2014

Trail gear rear, Arb up front

Gatordoc · Dec 19, 2014

frut said:
Hi,
...
actually I don't seem to have much interior pics. The only ones I found were phone pics taken during the building process (not that it is finished yet :sombrero

The drawers are standard Euro stacking containers. The frame structures are all made of 'bosch profiles' (I don't know the english term. It's standard in machine building over here).
...
Cheers

It looks to be standard T-slot aluminum extrusion framing. We use that extensively in industrial settings on this side of the pond, as well. Very versatile, I like what you've done with it!