On my 3rd Tacoma - 4x4 DCSB - TRD Off-Road - Help me build it

I just got a new (to me) tacoma and absolutely love it.

I've been on a few off road trails and I'd like to start modifying it, add a RTT, tires and wheels, coilovers, control arms and some trail armor.

After endlessly searching google images and this forum I found the perfect set up in my eyes.

If anyone can help me with the specs of this truck, I would greatly appreciate it!


My truck pictured still with the paper plates. Also available for rent on Turo

 

Allpro front bumper, skids and probably sliders; can't tell on the rear bumper; Method wheels (I think); Prinsu roof rack; Bed rails from Allpro or relentless or others, Total Chaos long travel suspension; CVT rooftop tent.

Where did you find the pictures of the truck. Probably a lot of info available from there.

 

Wheels look like ATX Teflon Mojave wheels

 

kinda looks like @northwesttaco

 

Its got an all pro front bumper, looks like TJM winch, prinsu cab rack, CBI high clearance rear bumper, Icon coil overs, Total Chaos lowers (and most likely upper) control arms, some brand of rock sliders, im guessing all pro skids, CVT tent, and a bed rack from the guy in Oregon. Can't remember his username off the top of my head, 285 KM2's, some kind of wheels, CBI ditch light brackets and some kind of lights.

But you could just buy my truck and be done with it

 

Why not ask @HABOOBS himself? Or just view his build thread https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...land-build-new-member-long-time-build.438372/

 

I figured someone would recognize the truck.

 

Thanks for all the help guys!

I've got an 08 single cab, 4x2, 5 lugger with 100k miles. I was going to sell to fund the build, should be enough?

 

Should cover the bumpers

 

Needs one of these.

 

there is a guy on here selling his truck that looks exactly like that.. let me find it. has all the specs listed

 

Yup... sorry late to this party... Thats me.

Shoot me a PM if you have any questions... The rack was done locally in AZ (not in Oregon)...

Good luck with the build.