Updates on my 2024 Tacoma Overland Build

[Taco_Trailhunter]

Hey Y'all,

Super stoked to be apart of the Taco club. Previously owned a 1987 4runner and a 1985 Solid Front axle truck after that.

Unfortunately, someone jacked my 1985 pickup two years ago, and since then I've been saving up to get a new Toyota Tacoma and that day has come!

Currently running a TRD Off Road in black with a 6 foot bed.

Started out with Rims and Tires: Black Rhino Sahara's and Nokian Outpost nAT 275/70R17

From there, I worked with the guys over at Super Pacific to see if their camper fits a 4th Gen Taco. Good news is it does and it is a unbelievable camper.

Just camped in it this past weekend, and woke up to it snowing. Despite it being 27 degrees me and the lady were nice and comfy in it.

The truck will be on display at Overland Expo West in the Super Pacific Booth. Come stop by and check it out and say hi.

You can check out more of the build on IG: @Taco_Trailhunter

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[gofastdan]

Nice truck and camper. Super Pacifics are one of the better built wedge campers imho but too rich for my blood so I'm getting the Lone Peak... ;o) About the fitment, how did they handle the wing on the back of the roof? Is the camper sitting back far enough to clear it and if so how did they weather seal the front rail?

On the rear, does the camper door hit the bump on the tailgate if you try to open the camper tail with the truck tailgate still closed?

 

[Taco_Trailhunter]

Nice truck and camper. Super Pacifics are one of the better built wedge campers imho but too rich for my blood so I'm getting the Lone Peak... ;o) About the fitment, how did they handle the wing on the back of the roof? Is the camper sitting back far enough to clear it and if so how did they weather seal the front rail?

On the rear, does the camper door hit the bump on the tailgate if you try to open the camper tail with the truck tailgate still closed?

Luckily was able to get a discount on the SP since they used mine for fitment on the 4th gen or else it would have been out of my price range as well. But you are spot on, They are phenomenal campers.

They designed a new tail gate piece that bolts into the factory tail gate so the camper would fit and the back hatch could open.

Not the smartest move by Toyota putting that lip on the top of the tailgate. No after market camper will be able to open with it.

 

[gofastdan]

Luckily was able to get a discount on the SP since they used mine for fitment on the 4th gen or else it would have been out of my price range as well. But you are spot on, They are phenomenal campers.

They designed a new tail gate piece that bolts into the factory tail gate so the camper would fit and the back hatch could open.

Not the smartest move by Toyota putting that lip on the top of the tailgate. No after market camper will be able to open with it.

That's awesome! I'd love to see more detailed pics, front and back, when you get a chance. I'm guessing there's going to be a market for the tailgate mod.

 

[Rope_photo]

Good look! I'm gonna pick up a SP as well now that they have the two adapter components to fit the 24s. I'm torn between short and long bed. LOVE the look of the short bed but I'm wondering if the extra room in the bed will be worth not loving the look as much. I do like that the cab hangover is less on the long beds. Choices, choices.

 

[Clervis]

Mawr pictures! That looks awesome. I'd love to see the inside and the profile with the RTT down. Is that one where you can access the tent from the inside of the bed/shell? Beautiful truck.

 

[Fattirz in NC]

I’d love to see more photos of this build too. I love the stance and the proportions with the 6’ bed. This is what I’ll be looking for soon.

 

[M1KL83]

How do the Outpost nAT's in 10 ply feel?
Big hit to MPGs?

Looks fantastic!
Thanks for sharing.

 

[tacotaco]

I ordered my GFC on Black Friday for my TRD Pro, and I'm not sure that I will see it get installed until next spring since installs are out to October and because September - March is my busiest time of year so its unlikely that I would be able to find the time to make the drive from Michigan to Montana until then lol excited for it nonetheless. I do have a Superlite that I can use in the meantime and according to Uptop Overland, their 3rd gen bed racks will work on the 4th gens so my buddy is letting me steal his bed rack for the summer

 

[tacotaco]

It was $1250 off, I think I paid $8k all in. My dealer doesn’t know anything about what’s going on, seems like Toyota is withholding information. I couldn’t wait any longer without a truck so I just bought a CPO 3rd Gen TRD Pro a few weeks ago. My GFC is in production, they’re going to try to get me in early summer (installs rn are in November). I’ll get my 4th Gen in a few years when Toyota stops playing games and issuing drivetrain recalls.

 

[tacorancher]

Hey Y'all,

Super stoked to be apart of the Taco club. Previously owned a 1987 4runner and a 1985 Solid Front axle truck after that.

Unfortunately, someone jacked my 1985 pickup two years ago, and since then I've been saving up to get a new Toyota Tacoma and that day has come!

Currently running a TRD Off Road in black with a 6 foot bed.

Started out with Rims and Tires: Black Rhino Sahara's and Nokian Outpost nAT 275/70R17

From there, I worked with the guys over at Super Pacific to see if their camper fits a 4th Gen Taco. Good news is it does and it is a unbelievable camper.

Just camped in it this past weekend, and woke up to it snowing. Despite it being 27 degrees me and the lady were nice and comfy in it.

The truck will be on display at Overland Expo West in the Super Pacific Booth. Come stop by and check it out and say hi.

You can check out more of the build on IG: @Taco_Trailhunter

Love the Nokians

 

[tacorancher]

How do the Outpost nAT's in 10 ply feel?
Big hit to MPGs?

Looks fantastic!
Thanks for sharing.

Same question

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