Great observation Trucker Todd I agree as well. Andre if you see this comment consider this for the channel. The only thing missing to complete the thought is review and show us great destinations designed specifically for the rigs you've shown us in your videos. So I bought my F350 Superduty and done a full overland outfitting, now what....? Where do I go? Sure I can just go to the state park but that's not entirely worthy of the awesome rigs you show us. Keep up the great work really enjoying it!
Andre and offroad/overlanding are great. He shows so much interest and always respectful to everyone. Always happy to see what he found next for offroad/ overlanding.👍👏
Love the guys at Juniper. They did a great job adding solar and a second battery to my F150. Andre, you were right down the street from my house! You should have brought the Super Tremor by so I could take it for a spin!
I know everyone is loving the videos featuring new models (so much so that you removed the LR# from the NPN series) but I appreciate videos like THIS. Id love to see an older (2006) 4Runner vs the LTTV LR3
That thing is sweet, i live 5 minutes from them. Guys ill have to go over and check their showroom and rigs out so i can get an idea of what i'd like to do to my truck. Good coverage, thanks for asking price at end.
I got the BP 51s and there is no switching the shock settings when going from offroading to highway. Its a pain in the ass with the spanner even in the driveway.
We need a show with a truck topper that is affordable, but can handle weight of a simple r.t.t. and awning, and not break while doing some normal off roading or back roading!!
Tacomas are ok. I've had a couple, one set up like this one on the video. Mpg once modified is pretty terrible and power is lacking. The alucab shower enclosure on the other hand is awesome. All in all great video.
all this people has sponsors to build than they are showing to public, hey guys go do same but it will cost you a lot money. I have done many thing myself over two year on Nissan Titan Xd, it's long way to go . That truck in video just suspension alone 6 K . Don't do you suspension that expensive just buy Bilstien struts it will do just fine for your weekender, camping or one week overloading.
I think it's close but you probably 200-300lbs under GVWR. That camper is actually pretty light weight and even more so since you have to delete the tailgate.
Cool build but the truck has so much added weight and running stock brakes (rear drums) and severely underpowered. This would be better with a diesel...
Gearing is fine. Everything he added was basically aluminum. Also , the lower the gear ratio the thinner /smaller the gears are. I’m running 4:56 gears on my FJ with 35’s
*TOYOTA is king. My tacoma runs the same today with 107,000 miles as it did brand new. Meanwhile, my relatives chevy is having its second major problem with 59,000 miles. It's looking like it will be in the shop again. Cant get the engine light to stay off*
I have 200K on my GMC and other than serpentine belt, plugs and oil I have not done anything to the engine, also it will pull your toy on a trailer down the highway. Can you tow a trailer with a skid steer and later same day go offroad to go camping in the middle of nowhere? I can even pull a camper out in the woods for a nicer bed.
This takes up nearly all the payload. You can maybe take 1 other person and enough water for a few days. The build is great, but should have used the Tundra, defeats the purpose of the mid sized Tacoma.
@@David_Nichols there's also.... A roof rack, over sized tires + a spare, skid plates, rock sliders, additional gas tank, and so on... Things add up. That's why I said when the build is all said and done you got room for maybe an additional human plus all the things they need on a trip.
Would never choose a Toyota for “overlanding;” horribly underpowered with terrible transmissions & outdated interior features as well. The seats in the Tacoma are about the worst you can possibly ask for in the course of any trip beyond 60 miles too.
I think Andre has found his groove. I really enjoy when he does these overland/ camper/rv videos.
Trucker Todd I agree. More camping videos Andre!
@@Ramblin_Rob and he looks like he's having the most fun when he does these types of videos
Andre is my favorite TFL presenter. Super pumped and solid every time.
I agree
Great observation Trucker Todd I agree as well. Andre if you see this comment consider this for the channel. The only thing missing to complete the thought is review and show us great destinations designed specifically for the rigs you've shown us in your videos. So I bought my F350 Superduty and done a full overland outfitting, now what....? Where do I go? Sure I can just go to the state park but that's not entirely worthy of the awesome rigs you show us. Keep up the great work really enjoying it!
It's like the Swiss army knife of campers. 👍
Andre and offroad/overlanding are great. He shows so much interest and always respectful to everyone. Always happy to see what he found next for offroad/ overlanding.👍👏
Juniper Overland is a great shop. I’m very happy with the AT Atlas they put on my Tacoma.
Love the guys at Juniper. They did a great job adding solar and a second battery to my F150. Andre, you were right down the street from my house! You should have brought the Super Tremor by so I could take it for a spin!
Great video and even greater truck :) Juniper Overland always builds out well-equipped rigs and the customer service is second to none!
I know everyone is loving the videos featuring new models (so much so that you removed the LR# from the NPN series) but I appreciate videos like THIS.
Id love to see an older (2006) 4Runner vs the LTTV LR3
That's the best setup I have seen so far. Very cool. Out of my budget range, but very cool.
I need to know more about those cool boxes on roof. Great looking rig guys.
Alu-Box. I've gotten mine from Paul May at Equipt, but these guys might also distribute. Good tight/light boxes, that are not cheap.
The moment I saw that awning come out I was sold!
I saw this truck on Hoosier Pass two weeks ago! That wrap is sick.
this was a smart camper setup, a really smart one.
I wana this set up for my ram 1500. Honestly I prefer the look of the PCOR 3/4 canopy but I love how this is a camper not just some ultimate tool box.
That thing is sweet, i live 5 minutes from them. Guys ill have to go over and check their showroom and rigs out so i can get an idea of what i'd like to do to my truck. Good coverage, thanks for asking price at end.
Nice build! I am enjoying these tfl camper/overlander style video's.
Some cool stuff on there, that shower is slick
Looks like Mountain State Overland's latest Tacoma setup.
Pretty Much. That’s what I was thinking. Would love this set up on my 2020 Tacoma TRD off road.
I got the BP 51s and there is no switching the shock settings when going from offroading to highway. Its a pain in the ass with the spanner even in the driveway.
Kept missing how the spare was hung? Bolted on door. Thanks for posting.
That canopy camper looks pretty amazing.
Coolest awning ever!
Looks really coll!
Thanks for the video!
Sick wrap from Pureblind creative!
They are the best! Great crew that does amazing work!
We need a show with a truck topper that is affordable, but can handle weight of a simple r.t.t. and awning, and not break while doing some normal off roading or back roading!!
Amazing best camper I seen yet for the common man
Tacomas are ok. I've had a couple, one set up like this one on the video. Mpg once modified is pretty terrible and power is lacking. The alucab shower enclosure on the other hand is awesome. All in all great video.
Agree that's a lot of weight for a truck putting out 230 horsepower which is about what 150 to the rear wheels.
Keep these overland build videos coming!
Bruh this is sick !!!!! Not a thorough good walkthrough but sick nonetheless
Dang thats awesome
Great video TFL!
Do they make one of those pop up camper backs for the F-150 shortbed? That’s better for camping than a traditional cap.
Alu-Cab makes some nice stuff. Cry once, buy once.
Totally wicked! Take my money.
very insightful
You should put an alu cab canopy camper on your Gladiator.
Great vid! Curious about the rig, how does the weight on top effect rock crawling?
Hi, how much would this camper, truck and all goods cost me out the door?
Why does alu cab have the same shower and awning with overland vehicle system ones??
Joooooooosh!!! I know you!!
Looks like what I need on my F150
Sometimes I'll get Andrei saying "Ti-yota Ta-coma" stuck in my head.
nice job
Sweet rig!
all this people has sponsors to build than they are showing to public, hey guys go do same but it will cost you a lot money. I have done many thing myself over two year on Nissan Titan Xd, it's long way to go . That truck in video just suspension alone 6 K . Don't do you suspension that expensive just buy Bilstien struts it will do just fine for your weekender, camping or one week overloading.
If love to have something like this
Great content
THIS IS FOR ALL THAT DON'T NO. CHEVY HAS AN ALL WHEEL DRIVE FULL SIZE VAN AN IT CAN BE LIFTED.
What is the total weight of this setup with fuel and water filled, and how much over GVWR is this?
I think it's close but you probably 200-300lbs under GVWR. That camper is actually pretty light weight and even more so since you have to delete the tailgate.
Please
A tent would be easier
Cool build but the truck has so much added weight and running stock brakes (rear drums) and severely underpowered. This would be better with a diesel...
So cool!
if its the Ultimate then take it across the sahara and across africa.
Coming to a REI parking lot near you
Great video, but Andre, you need to try keto man.
Don’t be an ass, Bill.
BOF. BOF. ? ( It’s BOTH )
4.56 is not enough for all that weight.
Gearing is fine. Everything he added was basically aluminum. Also , the lower the gear ratio the thinner /smaller the gears are. I’m running 4:56 gears on my FJ with 35’s
*TOYOTA is king. My tacoma runs the same today with 107,000 miles as it did brand new. Meanwhile, my relatives chevy is having its second major problem with 59,000 miles. It's looking like it will be in the shop again. Cant get the engine light to stay off*
I have 200K on my GMC and other than serpentine belt, plugs and oil I have not done anything to the engine, also it will pull your toy on a trailer down the highway. Can you tow a trailer with a skid steer and later same day go offroad to go camping in the middle of nowhere? I can even pull a camper out in the woods for a nicer bed.
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This takes up nearly all the payload. You can maybe take 1 other person and enough water for a few days. The build is great, but should have used the Tundra, defeats the purpose of the mid sized Tacoma.
Where did you get the info on the weight?
@@David_Nichols just from my own research, the Tacoma can only do about 1100lbs - 1600lbs.
The alu cab weighs 550 pounds fully equipped, look it up yourself. So... You have 550 pounds left over.
@@David_Nichols there's also.... A roof rack, over sized tires + a spare, skid plates, rock sliders, additional gas tank, and so on...
Things add up. That's why I said when the build is all said and done you got room for maybe an additional human plus all the things they need on a trip.
@@suninmyeyesyes They put heavier springs on the rear to increase payload
Sad......sorry you wasted your money....sell it and get a real truck.
Would never choose a Toyota for “overlanding;” horribly underpowered with terrible transmissions & outdated interior features as well. The seats in the Tacoma are about the worst you can possibly ask for in the course of any trip beyond 60 miles too.
Curious what rig you would consider using vs. Toyota?
Meh I mean really talk about try hards these are a dime a dozen.