TRD in AFG

Yup, often with a D4D Diesel engine...and that sweet mirror-thingy I mentioned! One company here has a fleet of about 20 of them, all the 96-02 (is that 3rd Gen T4R?) body style. I haven't seen anything in a more recent bodystyle yet.

 

They are probably waiting for the 2015s to come out to see if they can get heated seats and mirrors before they get any more of them

 

That's what I like to hear! Drone proof tacoma! That should be a Toyota commercial.

 

Here's a couple.

 

Here is an armored tacoma I posted in 2012. Looks stock from the outside. Bullet proof doors.

 

those bulletproof doors are pretty cool but is there any protection on the bottom of the truck from roadside bombs?

 

That armor is more for small arms fire. If there is belly armor its not going to stop an lED.

 

cool stuff, thanks for posting

 

I could use some doors like that at the Mall.

 

The armor is on the inside. Outer sheet metal is stock.

 

That good living right there, redneck heaven. Nice TRD 4x4, up-armored, and a bed full of bang! Just need some hot bikini chicks to wash it.

 

Dude, that armored FJ-looking thing is INSANE!

 

good to see the taco over there. Not many of them are imported and im not sure why. I travel frequently to the middle east and its even rare to see a tundra. It is true that land cruisers or "stations" as they are referred to in many makes and engine configurations are the staple vehicles over there.

 

Here's my Hilux (on the left) truck that i drive here in Trashcanistan.

"The Honey Badger"



Its a 2000, and i do not believe its ever had its oil changed, or any other maintenance done on it for that matter.
As you can see, the other truck's front facia is held together with 100mph tape.

Ill try to find some more cool Yota's and show you all.

 

I found a 4th Gen T4R the other day and took a pic...and this damn mobile site won't let me upload it! More to follow...

 

Got it! One of just a few 4th Gen T4Rs I've seen lately, 3rd Gens are much more prevalent. Hiluxes, like the "Honey Badger" previously mentioned, are EVERYWHERE! If I see a particularly unique one I'll try and catch it.