They have no space for food for a long adventure. Fuel, water and food storage space will make it impossible. But... they also pack like shit, theres plenty of space to recover in between those boxes.
With the fuel setup I really realize how useful and convenient a large fuel tank is. 40gal needed for your trip, and with the 36gal tank on my F-150, I'd only need one extra can.
You likely consume more fuel then usually off road so plan with two extra cans for a trip like that and maybe even an additional spare. Second have not only one fire extinguisher have two small one's like he had and a large one. Maybe get some more water too.
All these fancy gadgets are cute and all, but I grew up doing it old school. Throw all of your gear in the back of a 3/4 ton truck and just go. Food, water, cooler, wood, tent, no problem. These fancy boys and the “overlanding” thing has gotten out of hand 😆
We just figured out the shower system, got the little pop up privacy tent, and pool noodle around the bucket top as toilet for the wife. It does need to be expensive it just needs to work and save space while keeping everyone comfortable and happy. It is fun figuring out systems that work. The planning, prepping and building is part of the journey so I appreciate you sharing.
Regarding fuel, I'd recommend fitting an auxiliary fuel tank underneath the truck in the same place as the stock spare tire goes. Remove that and you can fit a large tank. We did that and along with a 2" body lift it enabled us to have close to 70 gallons of fuel. All underneath the truckbed in a self-contained system. Useful when snow wheeling in a 44" modified Tacoma in Iceland.
I'm from Argentina. in Argentina we have water and gasoline 😆 .. and really nice meat. You don't need to load your Tacoma like the world is going to end. enjoy your trip
me and 2 other friends did 13.000km through Brazil, Argentina and Chile with a 22 years old toyota Hillux, with 1.000km on offroad hahah, that's too much
Better to be over prepared from a survival standpoint than not. Especially going off grid and into the wilderness. Not going on the freeway where they can stop at the next gas station to restock and refuel. Only thing they are missing is a gun/rifle to protect themselves from bears/cougars/wolves and other animals. Or hunt for food.
I agree. Theres a lot of overlanders who you can tell have never done any actual camping or backpacking. Its obvious they've only ever done glamping. Backpackers know how to distill gear down to the actual essentials to carry less weight. Also... that wasn't coffee.
Sounds like an amazing trip, all the extra gadgets are a little dizzying IMO, but more power to you for doing this trip. For everyday folk who want to prepare to overland, remember you can put clothes in a regular duffle bag and you dont even need a rooftop tent to sleep in.
Let me tell you.. I have no experience outlanding but I do hunt and love the outdoors. This has to be by far one of, if not, the most badass set up I’ve seen! This makes me want to convert my Silverado into this type of setup! You are so well organized and have thoroughly thought out your trip. This makes the trip so much more enjoyable! Good stuff!! 🔥
He’s a businessman but before that he’s Tacolover! I’m sure he’s bringing all these products to better give us and consumers a better idea on how to use them. Great video mate!
Meanwhile here in Russia, we do similar trips with maybe 1% of the cost of all that on our Lada Niva with 4 jerry cans of fuel and a jerry can of vodka, a bit of food, an axe, rifle and some clothes... 800 km trip in 4 days with no problem at all. Everything including the vehicle costs maybe 6.000 USD in total...
Gat a Sawyer squeeze water filter for emergencies. You can get water from streams, springs, and puddles. I go backpacking and never have dishes to do. I package all my food in 1 pint Freezer Bags. Breakfast for example, I put 1 cup of Raisin Bran + 1/3 cup NIDO into freezer bag. When I want to eat, I add enough water to cover, shake, and eat out of the bag. I package Dehydrated Refried Beans & Minute Rice + Taco seasoning + Dehydrated Cheese Powder. I add boiling water when ready to eat. Instant Mash Potatoes plus boiling water, then add cheese & sour cream, and bacon bits... Instant Loaded Potatoes. No dishes, because I am eating out of the freezer bag.
Wow your tacoma looks amazing. So much neat stuff. My husband has a Tacoma for work. I have a jeep. I'd love to build something like this and go overlanding to a bunch of other states. Greetings from Florida.
As somebody who loves autos, gear and the great outdoors, i love it. But 500 miles looks like a puny use case for a rig like this...that's something one can do on a dual sport without breaking a sweat. This one calls for a 3 year long trip :) Cheers !!
If (or when I must say) they'll shoot the trip to South America they talked about at the end of the video, damn, we'll have an hell of a documented journey. Especially if they shoot it in a mini series like this Pony Express trip. That 500 miles trip will certainly feel like a walk in the park after that. 😂😂
Been seeing several videos with fire extinguishers in hard to get to (or takes long to get to) places. I'd recommend mounting that extinguisher somewhere inside the bed that is a little quicker and easier to get to. Also any medical supplies. All the other stuff you store (tools, recovery, etc) are not time critical items usually.
I eat up some of the most dangerous and remote trails of DRCongo in a stock 76 series Land Cruiser with a back pack and about an 1/10th of all that gear but to be honest I wouldn´t mind that truck and that shower, it´s dope LOL ( I have medical gear though) :)
Basically, what we've got here is a gas powered tent w/ basically essentials and some nons thrown in. I'd done some things differently. Basically the entire mindset going into the build. Assuming this ride was basically only $100,000 and its going basically 500 miles we've basically spent $20 a mile. That's a great deal when you think about after the trip we've basically got a free truck for another 400,000 miles or so.
You don't need this. I drove the same route plus plenty more during a week long adventure in my 2010 Ranger 4x4. Kept is stupid simple, all with a build of about 10k into my rig. You can prepare for whatever you want and still have bad luck, i was fortunate, took some risks and only drove away with more experience and great memories. Overland should be nicknamed: Overkill
As mentioned on minute 16:59 you don't need all this. After sleeping in a ground tent growing up for many years.. Mateo decided to treat himself nice with all the products you saw on this video.
How did we get ready? We spent, and spent, and spent, and spent... Then we spent some more. You should, too! Everybody knows: a true, deep back country experience depends entirely on the gadgets you haul in, and the oh-so-very manly rig you haul ‘em in on. So grab your wallet, and get out there!!!!!
People hate because they don't understand about the necessities when boon docking for days. Solar, inverter, recovery gear and a awning come to mind. I have a sinular setup in my F250, I can average 12 city, 17 highway and have the extra space we all desperately need. Are all your buds in the roof top tent? Nice setup brother.
Howdy just found you , when single I did a lot of trail and camping , then got married , just went overseas to close El Salvador and went 4x4 trailing , now I really need to go back on trails and take the girls so they can appreciate the great creations of our world & God . Thanks for opening my eyes , just subscribed with your channel , looking forward , Bendiciónes !!
@@leroyj9044 hold on... 'no-rinse shampoo". Wtf? is that really a thing? and if-so how the fuck did they figure that out? I mean after you use shampoo... it feels like fucking being lathered in something that's in urgent need to be washed off!
@@mosasa1307 yup, its totally a thing. its not a replacement for your typical shampoo but it does work a bit and isn't really all that expensive, like 8$ for a bottle.
Awesome bro! Your rig and thought process is solid. I would say definitely yes to camp shower it is a huge game changer. I have one thats basically a mini hot water heater using propane. Theyre pretty cheap and like i said HUGE game changer! Other than make sure you have enough water and fuel. Maybe plot out see of there are any available watwr sources to refill or fill up at. Water is added weight 8lbs per gallon!
Same!! Its not really what you want to do it is really how much $$$ will it take to do what you want. If u had money my 15' T4R SR5 wouod be amazing and I would be on the trail for good. But I am making it how I want slowly to damn slowly due to $$$ this crap is expensive as hell!
Hey, mate, If Toyota starts selling Tacoma in Korea, and they come in all varieties, I want you guys to set up Tacoma Beast dealerships in Seoul, Busan, Gwangju, Daejeon, etc. I'll be an ambassador for your business, I'm so inspired and motivated by a lot of the videos you guys are showing, Korea is still a small market for tuning and the government doesn't give out many permits, but who knows, it has the potential to rebound into a huge market in the future. Korean people and guys love camping so much. If you're ever in Korea, let me know and I'll volunteer to be your guide.
Don't listen to the haters bro. You built an amazing truck! Those that talk shit are just jealous they don't have the same thing. Work hard, buy what you want, and enjoy the life you have. The outdoors calls us all, and how we get out there is determined by our budget. If you don't have much to throw into a truck, you can still go out and have a blast; albeit with less amenities; but if you have the funds to build up a dope truck then do it. I love to see your excitement for the hobby/ lifestyle, and I hope these fucktards that throw shade on you don't inhibit your desire to share your journey. I loved the video, and I hope to see more!
does he know anything about 4x4ing,tacticts,does & donts,so many people buy a 4x4 stiker,& think it goes everywhere.not..we are in a 4x4 club,with trainers.takes yrs to know everything,then some.people die here in aus,as they have no idea.traction control is not your friend,ifs & tech,will stop you.1 sensor shits,you go no were.500 mile is nothing,some members go away for months,no fuel for 1200 ks.belts & hoses,you buy first.
"I hope this inspired you to get out there." Thanks, but you inspired me to look for much cheaper camping gear! Hahaha Really, I love your videos, but I'd love your ideas for po' folks like me, too!
3 boxes of nature valley bars, a sleeping bag, a tow strap to get pulled out by a kind passer by if you get stuck, and a gun for protection, you should be all good:) lol
The man is right. Get out there and explore the trails. I’ve got a stock ‘06 Tacoma TRD sport and it amazes me what terrain I’ve been able to traverse using a limited slip diff.
I love all the gear but I've found camping is more fun the less I bring. Now I just throw a couple packs in the truck, one for me one for the wife. A couple bins in the bed. Recovery gear and cook ware. Portable fridge. Goal Zero battery bank. 3000W generator. Yeti cooler. A few Roam boxes with camp gear, tools etc. Rooftop tent. Also a ground tent as a backup. 4 wheeler on my off road trailer. 40 gallons of extra gas on my rotopax mount. 10 gallons potable water. Roof mounted solar panels. 4 extra cold weather sleeping bags. Portable camp shower plus toilet. Fold out awning. Portable screen plus my projector so we can watch outdoor movies. Couple jetskies on my trailer as well. Also gotta bring my wood carving kit plus my travel taxidermy kit. Few dozen hunting rifles. Dog sled. Water desalination kit. Portable chemistry set. Fireworks. Just the basics. That's about it. Keep it simple. Best way to have the most fun out in the woods.
While it is expensive (and he does seem to be sponsored) I would imagine that a single person with no children and a good job that lives below their means could afford it all over a decent period of time.
@Franz Hernandez that’s awesome man. I figured all it takes for those who aren’t sponsored or very wealthy already is limited outside responsibility, and good financial planning. I see you have a lot of vids on ur EVO. Looks great. Hope to see some of a taco or something soon!
@Franz Hernandez coming from somebody with some off-road experience, have done a number of runs with groups in Nevada, Cali, and Arizona, the Tacoma is probably your best bet if you want to really go places. A lot of those trails can be pretty narrow and those are some expensive trucks that may likely take a beating. Taco’s can almost go anywhere a Jeep can depending on how you build it. They are all great options tho. Just don’t be afraid of scratches down the length of whatever you get. Just wanted to dive my 2 cents.
my buddy has a similar shower but it is a pump he drops into the river or whatever water source and it runs through a heat exchange manifold attached to the heater core of the truck so warm showers on the road.
I think the fire extinguisher in the back of the truck and the instant coffee says it all ;) And spoiler alert my 7 year old niece just told me that your fuel math/cosumtion is totally wrong and her native language is Swissgerman..... ;) I own a heavily modified land cruiser but for that trip i would take my Mountainbike, my HILLEBERG Soulo and a toothbrush.
@@tacomabeast @TacomaBeast Haha, because I know more than a hand full of photographers and still have to meet the first that doesn't bring an extra this or a spare that. Love your truck man, it's badass.
Beautiful build and setup for a long trip, pretty heavy load though, try getting through any mud ridden areas are definitely going to be challenging,even with a winch. Really interesting to see all the different supplies. I hope that your journey is fun for you.😎👍
An RV can't go where that truck can go by a massive margin. You stick to the highways my friend and let us over-landers do what we do; after all, we don't mind not having a 50 amp plug and water hookups and picnic table. Why don't you unhook the umbilical chord of society and do some actual exploring?
Name the top 5 most important things you take when you go camping?
MREs, life straw, tent, fire starter, knife/multi tool, flashlight/headlamp, first aid kit, and gun/rifle for protection against wild animals.
5 bottles of rum 🤙
Fridge, beer, axe/chainsaw, poop tent, girlfriend to cook dinner lol
Tent, tequila and rifle/gun.
Mason f 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Everyone hating but thus truck is one of the coolest builds I’ve seen
🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
@@tacomabeast Overloading! and also you aint traveling south ever at all. I dare you to actually do so lol
Yeah but they should have done this build on a raptor or a F-250
There is people who hate on Tacoma? Oh wait ford guys
@@carghai9235 I don’t hate Tacoma’s but you can’t deny Ford makes infinitely better trucks than Toyota’s
I feel this setup should be for a month long adventure.
I was gonna say so! 500 is like 2 days?
@@zekehartmann3076 not even I went to main which is 445 miles and if only took 7 hours
@@raymondpechette3776 you do realize that they went off-road, right? They couldn’t just cruise on a highway at 70 mph
@@hondacivic6111 bro off road in america is not that crazy
They have no space for food for a long adventure. Fuel, water and food storage space will make it impossible. But... they also pack like shit, theres plenty of space to recover in between those boxes.
- "What should we pack?"
- "Yes."
😂
Just wait until he adds an off-road trailer for more crap.
With the fuel setup I really realize how useful and convenient a large fuel tank is. 40gal needed for your trip, and with the 36gal tank on my F-150, I'd only need one extra can.
That is if you are also running at 12mpg off-road. If you’re averaging lower you’ll need more.
You likely consume more fuel then usually off road so plan with two extra cans for a trip like that and maybe even an additional spare.
Second have not only one fire extinguisher have two small one's like he had and a large one.
Maybe get some more water too.
This guy has some really nice gear must’ve cost a fortune to buy everything.
$120k truck lol
No he didn’t, he would have got a sponsored and asked them to promote their product. That’s why he didn’t put any money.
@@PJ-qd8db Well i mean if us peasants wanted all this it would be $120k
@@spencerrr9878 yeah true, i highly doubt that we even need this much especially for a 500 mile trip
All these fancy gadgets are cute and all, but I grew up doing it old school. Throw all of your gear in the back of a 3/4 ton truck and just go. Food, water, cooler, wood, tent, no problem. These fancy boys and the “overlanding” thing has gotten out of hand 😆
At first I thought you were going to cross the Kalahari desert.
No recovery gear as such, missing spades!
We just figured out the shower system, got the little pop up privacy tent, and pool noodle around the bucket top as toilet for the wife. It does need to be expensive it just needs to work and save space while keeping everyone comfortable and happy. It is fun figuring out systems that work. The planning, prepping and building is part of the journey so I appreciate you sharing.
So glad to know you appreciated the video.
Regarding fuel, I'd recommend fitting an auxiliary fuel tank underneath the truck in the same place as the stock spare tire goes. Remove that and you can fit a large tank. We did that and along with a 2" body lift it enabled us to have close to 70 gallons of fuel. All underneath the truckbed in a self-contained system. Useful when snow wheeling in a 44" modified Tacoma in Iceland.
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Dude, you are so awesome to watch. Thanks so much for taking the time to walk us through your set up. You really are an inspiration to get out there.
Thanks bro!
Your videos are a ray of sunshine in my day. Keep brightening the world!
Wow, thank you!
I'm from Argentina. in Argentina we have water and gasoline 😆 .. and really nice meat. You don't need to load your Tacoma like the world is going to end.
enjoy your trip
Well said. All this fancy gear is gonna get ripped off by some common street folks if they head down like in this video.
me and 2 other friends did 13.000km through Brazil, Argentina and Chile with a 22 years old toyota Hillux, with 1.000km on offroad hahah, that's too much
hasta en ingles caen mal los argentinos jajajajaja
Moon -chan confirmo!! Jajajaja
Ruto 40, what a trip.
This is not Overlanding...Its Over LOADING
Overkill!!
😂😂😂😂 seems like u would need it for a 5 day adventure for overlanding.
Better to be over prepared from a survival standpoint than not. Especially going off grid and into the wilderness. Not going on the freeway where they can stop at the next gas station to restock and refuel. Only thing they are missing is a gun/rifle to protect themselves from bears/cougars/wolves and other animals. Or hunt for food.
I agree. Theres a lot of overlanders who you can tell have never done any actual camping or backpacking. Its obvious they've only ever done glamping. Backpackers know how to distill gear down to the actual essentials to carry less weight. Also... that wasn't coffee.
What part of practice for US to Argentina did you miss?
Sounds like an amazing trip, all the extra gadgets are a little dizzying IMO, but more power to you for doing this trip. For everyday folk who want to prepare to overland, remember you can put clothes in a regular duffle bag and you dont even need a rooftop tent to sleep in.
Let me tell you.. I have no experience outlanding but I do hunt and love the outdoors. This has to be by far one of, if not, the most badass set up I’ve seen! This makes me want to convert my Silverado into this type of setup! You are so well organized and have thoroughly thought out your trip. This makes the trip so much more enjoyable! Good stuff!! 🔥
So glad you enjoyed it! If you ever need help finding any of these mods for your Silverado feel free to shoot us a dm on Facebook or Instagram 🤙
@@tacomabeast will do thank you so much!!
I ❤️ THIS RIG TO THE MOON & BACK.
With such a rig there is nowhere in the Republic of Kenya 🇰🇪 you cannot get to. WOW! This one has my attention bruh!
Heavy duty crates just for clothes? I think those can be in a backpack inside the cabin.
or a garbage bag :)
I know right. I was not expecting to see clothes in there🤣🤣🤣 anything else but clothes
Looked like just a sleeping bag and a couple of blankets in something that looks like it could hold weapons or something. Lol
Nah you gotta have space in the back for the hoes
Yeah
He’s a businessman but before that he’s Tacolover! I’m sure he’s bringing all these products to better give us and consumers a better idea on how to use them. Great video mate!
Meanwhile, in Finland: Oh, I guess I should fuel up before I go.
Meanwhile here in Russia, we do similar trips with maybe 1% of the cost of all that on our Lada Niva with 4 jerry cans of fuel and a jerry can of vodka, a bit of food, an axe, rifle and some clothes... 800 km trip in 4 days with no problem at all. Everything including the vehicle costs maybe 6.000 USD in total...
BTW it took us 4 days because we were having fun in between, drinking, hunting, fishing... Otherwise we could do it in a day
To each their own bro, we had a blast too and enjoyed some nice commodities 🤙
Gat a Sawyer squeeze water filter for emergencies. You can get water from streams, springs, and puddles. I go backpacking and never have dishes to do. I package all my food in 1 pint Freezer Bags. Breakfast for example, I put 1 cup of Raisin Bran + 1/3 cup NIDO into freezer bag. When I want to eat, I add enough water to cover, shake, and eat out of the bag. I package Dehydrated Refried Beans & Minute Rice + Taco seasoning + Dehydrated Cheese Powder. I add boiling water when ready to eat. Instant Mash Potatoes plus boiling water, then add cheese & sour cream, and bacon bits... Instant Loaded Potatoes. No dishes, because I am eating out of the freezer bag.
That’s a great Tip bro!
"What the US has to offer"
Me in Kenya: Ah, just gonna stay indoors then
Man I'm thinking the same thing!! LOL!!!
Wacha tukae na landcruisers yetu ya masai mara
😂😂
Explore Africa bro
camping inkuwanga hood na moto bas
Thats a hell of a rig and setup for the trek....You have literally everything you could possibly need
Wow your tacoma looks amazing. So much neat stuff. My husband has a Tacoma for work. I have a jeep. I'd love to build something like this and go overlanding to a bunch of other states. Greetings from Florida.
As somebody who loves autos, gear and the great outdoors, i love it.
But 500 miles looks like a puny use case for a rig like this...that's something one can do on a dual sport without breaking a sweat. This one calls for a 3 year long trip :)
Cheers !!
We should do longer trips for sure 😂
If (or when I must say) they'll shoot the trip to South America they talked about at the end of the video, damn, we'll have an hell of a documented journey. Especially if they shoot it in a mini series like this Pony Express trip. That 500 miles trip will certainly feel like a walk in the park after that. 😂😂
Lol gambler guys be like "how to prepare, whisky and a tow strap"
right, we did 500 miles offroad in a Prius with UTV tires, and a couple cases of beer
New drinking game: take a shot every time he says “basically”. 🥴
I am HAMMERED....
😂 so are we @@michaelengle9062
Been seeing several videos with fire extinguishers in hard to get to (or takes long to get to) places. I'd recommend mounting that extinguisher somewhere inside the bed that is a little quicker and easier to get to. Also any medical supplies. All the other stuff you store (tools, recovery, etc) are not time critical items usually.
I eat up some of the most dangerous and remote trails of DRCongo in a stock 76 series Land Cruiser with a back pack and about an 1/10th of all that gear but to be honest I wouldn´t mind that truck and that shower, it´s dope LOL
( I have medical gear though) :)
I’m inspired, going to off-road today.
Awesome rig. Don’t pay attention to naysayers, you wanted it, you got it. Thinking about a similar setup myself so very helpful video. Thanks.
Just what I needed. I'll be going on a 1,000 miles roundtrip as well soon and what you know. Tacomabeast came through with a instructional video.
For water as a backup, Lifestraw comes in handy too! Reasonable price and small enough to throw in the back seat! Awesome set-up!Cheers.
Man you are not joking when it comes to off road adventures.
Never 😂
David coming out of that shower room like Ace Ventura coming out of a Rhino...
😂
Lmao 🤣 🤣
Hell, when I go camping for just the weekend, my 2018 off road "with the 6' bed" is one of the best parts!! LOL
hahahahah, brings a french press coffee maker with instant coffee hahahahahahahah
Dude, you are so awesome to watch.
Basically, what we've got here is a gas powered tent w/ basically essentials and some nons thrown in. I'd done some things differently. Basically the entire mindset going into the build. Assuming this ride was basically only $100,000 and its going basically 500 miles we've basically spent $20 a mile. That's a great deal when you think about after the trip we've basically got a free truck for another 400,000 miles or so.
I find it hard to believe that this tacoma loaded down like it is, is getting 12mpg.
Yeah you would think it would more be like gallons per mile
How did we ever see so much wild land with just a pack and boots. Now it takes a minimum of a 100 grand to get “back to nature”.
You're right, Overlanding is Overlanding, regardless if you have boots or tires!
You don't need this. I drove the same route plus plenty more during a week long adventure in my 2010 Ranger 4x4. Kept is stupid simple, all with a build of about 10k into my rig. You can prepare for whatever you want and still have bad luck, i was fortunate, took some risks and only drove away with more experience and great memories. Overland should be nicknamed: Overkill
Couldn't have said it better myself 🤣#A T
As mentioned on minute 16:59 you don't need all this. After sleeping in a ground tent growing up for many years.. Mateo decided to treat himself nice with all the products you saw on this video.
We kept asking ourself that question during the trip. Its so crazy!
How did we get ready?
We spent, and spent, and spent, and spent...
Then we spent some more.
You should, too! Everybody knows: a true, deep back country experience depends entirely on the gadgets you haul in, and the oh-so-very manly rig you haul ‘em in on. So grab your wallet, and get out there!!!!!
People hate because they don't understand about the necessities when boon docking for days. Solar, inverter, recovery gear and a awning come to mind. I have a sinular setup in my F250, I can average 12 city, 17 highway and have the extra space we all desperately need. Are all your buds in the roof top tent? Nice setup brother.
Howdy just found you , when single I did a lot of trail and camping , then got married , just went overseas to close El Salvador and went 4x4 trailing , now I really need to go back on trails and take the girls so they can appreciate the great creations of our world & God . Thanks for opening my eyes , just subscribed with your channel , looking forward , Bendiciónes !!
Bienvenido!
The dual swing out are so cool. would like to have a closer look to see how it was built.
Man, you're ready for zombie apocalypse!! 😂🤣
I’m more of a baby wipe shower kind of guy when I’m out that long!
same, saves time and weight on the rig.
If you're feeling a little luxurious those no rinse shampoos can be nice.
@@leroyj9044 hold on... 'no-rinse shampoo". Wtf? is that really a thing? and if-so how the fuck did they figure that out? I mean after you use shampoo... it feels like fucking being lathered in something that's in urgent need to be washed off!
@@mosasa1307 yup, its totally a thing. its not a replacement for your typical shampoo but it does work a bit and isn't really all that expensive, like 8$ for a bottle.
This is the way.
That cross-America trip you mentioned will be insane! I would love a video series on that
Coming soon! 👀
One of the best-looking builds I've seen!
Awesome bro! Your rig and thought process is solid. I would say definitely yes to camp shower it is a huge game changer. I have one thats basically a mini hot water heater using propane. Theyre pretty cheap and like i said HUGE game changer! Other than make sure you have enough water and fuel. Maybe plot out see of there are any available watwr sources to refill or fill up at. Water is added weight 8lbs per gallon!
You feel so good after showering in the middle of nowhere. It also feels good to be dirty lol
@@tacomabeast the only time I shower in the wild is before sleep. It's really bad when the sleeping bag smells bad.
I could have gone 5 days with a sleeping bag and a couple MREs🤣🤣
True dude, 90 percent of the stuff is just useless and pain in the ass😂
16:39 you said "Tierra del fuego" Like an Argentinian do, that is amazing
Mateo’s dad is from Argentina
It just sounds like regular spanish you trippin😂
This is my favorite version of Mateo’s truck.
This is next level glamping. You've never actually spent any time outdoors if you think you need all this for a trip barley half the length of Texas.
If I had the money boyyyyy I swear...my 19 Offroad would look a lot like this ahaha
You and everyone else 😍
Same!! Its not really what you want to do it is really how much $$$ will it take to do what you want. If u had money my 15' T4R SR5 wouod be amazing and I would be on the trail for good. But I am making it how I want slowly to damn slowly due to $$$ this crap is expensive as hell!
Nope... way overboard.
@Frank L opinions are like... we all have them
Nice!! But I don’t think these two guys would ever make it up here in Alaska, kinda soft😂🤟🏽
Right? 500 miles. I guess it's hard enough to find 500 miles of decent off road in the US.
Roadkill would haha
Doubt they would make it past Palmer
Yukoner here, read 500 miles, thought that was a warmup
You could probably do that trek in a mini van!
Chris NWAD Confirmed. My bone stock 2000 Honda Odyssey went many places on many roads that it was NEVER intended to.
@@maple_fields those Japanese cars go anywhere and everywhere you tell it to go, I saw a Subaru miles past where it was comfortable in a truck...
this man packed a lot, but he's correct rather play it safe than having no water 3days in
Hey, mate,
If Toyota starts selling Tacoma in Korea, and they come in all varieties, I want you guys to set up Tacoma Beast dealerships in Seoul, Busan, Gwangju, Daejeon, etc. I'll be an ambassador for your business, I'm so inspired and motivated by a lot of the videos you guys are showing, Korea is still a small market for tuning and the government doesn't give out many permits, but who knows, it has the potential to rebound into a huge market in the future. Korean people and guys love camping so much. If you're ever in Korea, let me know and I'll volunteer to be your guide.
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Don't listen to the haters bro. You built an amazing truck! Those that talk shit are just jealous they don't have the same thing. Work hard, buy what you want, and enjoy the life you have. The outdoors calls us all, and how we get out there is determined by our budget. If you don't have much to throw into a truck, you can still go out and have a blast; albeit with less amenities; but if you have the funds to build up a dope truck then do it. I love to see your excitement for the hobby/ lifestyle, and I hope these fucktards that throw shade on you don't inhibit your desire to share your journey. I loved the video, and I hope to see more!
does he know anything about 4x4ing,tacticts,does & donts,so many people buy a 4x4 stiker,& think it goes everywhere.not..we are in a 4x4 club,with trainers.takes yrs to know everything,then some.people die here in aus,as they have no idea.traction control is not your friend,ifs & tech,will stop you.1 sensor shits,you go no were.500 mile is nothing,some members go away for months,no fuel for 1200 ks.belts & hoses,you buy first.
yeh,what ever..read my comments..haaahh..
I was about to take a nap but this video kept me up lol. Love the content. Looking more forward to my adventure tmrw! 🤙🏽🤙🏽
Beo the sounds at the beggining is so satisfying
Man it’s one of the nicest build I’ve seen on a Tacoma!
thanks!
So for 500 miles trip, let plan in advance for 480 miles worth of gas. 🤔
Plus the 240 miles in the tank
Yeah. Right
@@antoineO1 what's the cost of this vehicle???
Twan he counted that
My Tacoma got that same mileage stock, around town. With the load you've added to that truck .... GL
Tacoma’s are my dream truck
Now you have a goal, get one it is a lifestyle changer.
Trevor Froese I told my mom I’m getting a job at 14 so I can work for it
"I hope this inspired you to get out there." Thanks, but you inspired me to look for much cheaper camping gear! Hahaha Really, I love your videos, but I'd love your ideas for po' folks like me, too!
This is a great idea, we will show you how Mateo used to camp when it all stated. You will be surprised!
3 boxes of nature valley bars, a sleeping bag, a tow strap to get pulled out by a kind passer by if you get stuck, and a gun for protection, you should be all good:) lol
@@Jack-fd8cx sounds like me🤣🤣🤣🤣
The man is right. Get out there and explore the trails. I’ve got a stock ‘06 Tacoma TRD sport and it amazes me what terrain I’ve been able to traverse using a limited slip diff.
explore the outdoors! 🤘
Just let the guy do what he wants how he wants todo it, coming from a guy who cant afford a rig like that i still respect his grind
This is the dream
love the videos! makes we want to get a decked out tacoma and do some camping with friends in the future.
Dont forget spair CV axels. You probably already do though. I cant wait to see the trip!
I love all the gear but I've found camping is more fun the less I bring. Now I just throw a couple packs in the truck, one for me one for the wife. A couple bins in the bed. Recovery gear and cook ware. Portable fridge. Goal Zero battery bank. 3000W generator. Yeti cooler. A few Roam boxes with camp gear, tools etc. Rooftop tent. Also a ground tent as a backup. 4 wheeler on my off road trailer. 40 gallons of extra gas on my rotopax mount. 10 gallons potable water. Roof mounted solar panels. 4 extra cold weather sleeping bags. Portable camp shower plus toilet. Fold out awning. Portable screen plus my projector so we can watch outdoor movies. Couple jetskies on my trailer as well. Also gotta bring my wood carving kit plus my travel taxidermy kit. Few dozen hunting rifles. Dog sled. Water desalination kit. Portable chemistry set. Fireworks. Just the basics.
That's about it. Keep it simple. Best way to have the most fun out in the woods.
😂😂😂
I've never been into trucks or camping before but my god. This might the coolest fucking thing i've ever seen.
🔥
Amazing video , great content . Keep up the amazing work guys 👍🏼
Basically, this was pretty awesome actually. Basically. 😉 Seriously, fun kit!
Not hating on him - I'm a firefighter, who can afford this?
That’s what i was thinkn
While it is expensive (and he does seem to be sponsored) I would imagine that a single person with no children and a good job that lives below their means could afford it all over a decent period of time.
@Franz Hernandez that’s awesome man. I figured all it takes for those who aren’t sponsored or very wealthy already is limited outside responsibility, and good financial planning. I see you have a lot of vids on ur EVO. Looks great. Hope to see some of a taco or something soon!
@Franz Hernandez coming from somebody with some off-road experience, have done a number of runs with groups in Nevada, Cali, and Arizona, the Tacoma is probably your best bet if you want to really go places. A lot of those trails can be pretty narrow and those are some expensive trucks that may likely take a beating. Taco’s can almost go anywhere a Jeep can depending on how you build it. They are all great options tho. Just don’t be afraid of scratches down the length of whatever you get. Just wanted to dive my 2 cents.
@Franz Hernandez Don’t forget to consider a LandCruiser!
you got so much stuff your trip should be like traveling in a Winnebago.
my buddy has a similar shower but it is a pump he drops into the river or whatever water source and it runs through a heat exchange manifold attached to the heater core of the truck so warm showers on the road.
Damn that sounds sweet!
He spends all that on overkill gear, only to cheap out on the First Aid kit! LMAO smh
Also the placement of the first aid kit is absolutely absurd. Keep it where its easy to access, not behind a freaking puzzle.
The hyper tough wal mart rope though haha
He's basically just doing this for publicity
But he has a cap for all ocasions...
Cheap first aid kit? What about the coffee? Who drinks that crap? I would rather take my chances with a wound and drink better coffee.
The number of times he said "Basically" are more than the number of badges on this Pick-up...
FINALLY someone said it.... drives me fucking nuts
Apparently, it seems like he basically said, basically too much, apparently.... LOL
Love ur rig Mateo gosh how much money u put into ur setup, this is my dream setup for my truck
I think the fire extinguisher in the back of the truck and the instant coffee says it all ;)
And spoiler alert my 7 year old niece just told me that your fuel math/cosumtion is totally wrong and her native language is Swissgerman..... ;)
I own a heavily modified land cruiser but for that trip i would take my Mountainbike, my HILLEBERG Soulo and a toothbrush.
I was thinking why someone would bring so much stuff until I noticed he’s a photographer. That explains a lot.
What does me being a photographer have to do with the stuff I pack? 😂
@@tacomabeast @TacomaBeast Haha, because I know more than a hand full of photographers and still have to meet the first that doesn't bring an extra this or a spare that. Love your truck man, it's badass.
7:19 3rd gen Tacomas gas tank is 21.1 not 17 👍🏻
Was going to say this too. 21.1 FTW
he said it before he said hes being conservitive
@@3kawis *inaccurate
How do you back this thing up with all that stuff in the back?
Any backup camera?
“squat and do what you gonna do!” haha! God bless your adventure bro.
To be fair, these guys do this professionally. Like, building Tacoma’s and dealing with parts like this is their whole gig. And they do it very well.
It's like i'm having a virtual adventure.
I want to come to Argentina with you that is my actual dream.
When is the video coming out I’m stoked man !🔥
Working on it! 🤘🏼
take a shot everytime you hear "basically"
My Favourite off roading truck
Looks like something that came out of Madmax. Enjoy it and what a beast.
Beautiful build and setup for a long trip, pretty heavy load though, try getting through any mud ridden areas are definitely going to be challenging,even with a winch. Really interesting to see all the different supplies. I hope that your journey is fun for you.😎👍
would really like to see you support a cleaning soap that is environmentally friendly
bcope3 I think maybe I’d worry about the truck that takes a gallon of gas to go 12 miles before the soap.
Just get an RV dude. it would be much easier for you
An RV can't go where that truck can go by a massive margin. You stick to the highways my friend and let us over-landers do what we do; after all, we don't mind not having a 50 amp plug and water hookups and picnic table. Why don't you unhook the umbilical chord of society and do some actual exploring?
Air opus 4. Makes your life soooooo much simpler.
if you have wifi or cell service you arent actually camping
BCB the pony express trail is a glorified dirt road. I’ve pulled an RV over much worse terrain. You could do the PET in a CRV if you wanted to lol
Bro Im in love whit your tacoma, now my lifedream will be a truck like this one
can't get enough of this set up....keep the good work guys
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fAARRRRK i'M FROM AUS......YOUR COMMENT HAD ME STREAMING TEARS DOWN MY FACE.......YOU FUNNY BASTARD!! :):):)