Overland-Modified 2019 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road Double Cab 4×4

Now with 46k miles, the truck is outfitted with an Alu-Cab pop-up tent, a 270° awning, rooftop solar panels, and a living quarters enclosure, along with a Dometic cooler, a Dickinson propane fireplace, a house battery, a drop-down GP Factor table, and a sleeping platform. Power comes from a 3.5-liter V6 linked with a six-speed automatic transmission, a dual-range transfer case, and a locking rear differential, and further equipment includes an ICON Stage 4 suspension kit, 16″ Fuel wheels wearing BFGoodrich tires, a Warn winch, CBI bumpers and rock sliders, LED off-road lights, heated front seats, a trailer brake controller, a two-way radio, and touchscreen infotainment with navigation.

The truck is finished in Cement, and modifications include a Prinsu roof rack with a Pelican gear box in addition to a Warn winch, a Factor 55 fairlead and shackle, an ARB Safari air intake snorkel, a Rigid Industries LED light bar and cube lights, a jerrycan, and a CBI front bumper, rock sliders, and rear bumper with double swing-away accessory carriers.

An Alu-Cab camper with a rooftop tent is secured in the pickup bed and features a 270° Shadow Awning with an integrated rain gutter, as well as a recovery board mount, a MOLLE panel, a propane tank, roof-mounted solar panels, fold-out sides, and a 12-gallon water tank.

The living quarters include a Dometic cooler, a 100ah house battery, a Victron Energy charger and controller, a sleeping platform, a Dickinson P9000 propane fireplace, storage pouches, window and door bug screens, and a drop-down GP Factor table with an integrated cutting board.

Simulated beadlock 16″ Fuel wheels are wrapped in BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 tires, and a matching spare is affixed to the swing-away rear carrier. Cab-mount relocation hardware has been installed, and the truck rides on an ICON Stage 4 suspension system with adjustable remote-reservoir shocks, revised front upper control arms, and Deaver rear springs.