2013 Overland 4x4 with Super Pacific Camper *Sold*

***SOLD***

Located in Oxnard, CA.

Update to sell. This was built with heavy duty leaf springs to handle the camper. Feels good with the kings and the camper. When I drove w/o the camper it’s stiff. Mileage about 143,500. No major mechanical issues since purchase. Clock spring changed recently. Oil changes always done between 3000-5000 miles with full synthetic or synthetic blend.

Purchased end of 2012, original owner.
Fender bender last year. Front bumper has minor damage, replacement not done since I was considering a front winch and different bumper.

TRD Sport 4x4, added rear Eaton E-locker

Light off-roading. Just didn’t get out much with it once it was built. Switched to a Tundra to tow a trailer and the Tacoma has been in storage.

Should be repainted or maintained by repainting sections. Sections where clear coat is damaged. Also sections of peeling where i complained to Toyota at year 5 about the paint. But I’ve waxed and done best to keep it from deteriorating. Paint looks acceptable. Don’t expect someone that is planning to off-road it to care. But I can provide better pictures of areas.

King Shocks w/ adjustable reservoirs

Icon Delta UCA

LCAs changed last year w/ Toyota OEM

Dobinsons heavy duty leaf springs

Archive Garage Hammer Hangers

Cali Raised Sliders

RCI full steel skids(engine, transmission, transfer case)

TRD pro wheels(5)

Falken wild peaks 5 tires. Purchased 1 year ago. About 8000 miles

Eaton E locker done by Sibi Built

Regear 4.88 done by Sibi Built

Ubolt flip kit

Archive bump stops

Weather tech Floor liners

Diode Dynamics Pro Amber Fog Lights

Recently changed battery 27F Duralast Platinum

Cali Raised ditch lights and brackets

Cali raised bed stiffeners

$38,000 OBO with Camper
$26,000 for truck only, Camper must have buyer lined up

 

Might want to specify where you’re at in CA.

 

Yup. Super Pacific camper sells for $12,995.
Hence the price.

 

I’ll be taking the Tacoma to the dealership to get inspected. To make sure there’s no surprises.