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This has been covered by other forums pretty thoroughly but I'll add my 2 cents. I had my 98 Tacoma bought back by Toyota. The passenger side frame rail was crumbling. I had no rust on the truck anywhere but the rear bumper. I had no idea the frame was gone. Fast forward, I had a 2001 that...

I would have considered that thing "rust free" ha ha ha. Looks great! -jorge

5 sets of ball joints in 90,000 miles???? That's just crazy. I love my crank windows and manual locks ha ha ha ha -jorge

Hey Josh41, did you score that camper off craigslist here in NJ? I almost when to go look at that one. Looks like a nice fit!!! Cheers, Jorge

Maybe one of these?? http://www.spacekap.com I think they made them to fit that size bed. It also sounds like a 4wheel camper Shell would work for you. I'm leaning towards a shell for myself. I don't really want running water and heat ect. I need space to store bikes inside and other...

I would move this over to the Toyota forum. You'll most likely get a faster response and can look at build threads for Tundras there. Cheers, Jorge

You could not get a 4cylinder TRD truck after 2000. I had a 98 4 cylinder trd with a locker, that was great truck and Toyota bought it back. I would find a stock truck. Someone who just drove it around and did home depot runs. That truck looks like it's a bit rough. Also if you live in...

I agree with the advice above. Get a good limited slip in the rear, maybe a portable winch mount, so you can winch front or back, good tires and the needed recovery gear. That is still a pretty big truck and you aren't getting into places where a Jeep Wrangler will fit but you can certainly...

Sold? If not, please PM me. Thanks, Jorge

I have read you can replace the bulb with a resistor. -jorge

Northstar builds flatbed campers as well. They have a pretty standard option list on their website but from my understanding, you can spec it pretty custom. I can't give you first hand experience unfortunately. -jorge

Thanks for the out of the blue update! Congrats on everything you have going on. -jorge 06 Access Cab Tacoma 4 cylinder 5spd 4x4 with 235's

Ran those on my 01 tacoma for 65,000 miles. No complaints at all. Currently have that size on my 06, in a CT traction style tire from Mastercraft. Love em. The size is just right. -jorge

Thanks for the truck update. I figured you had "refreshed" the truck but you did a lot more work than I suspected. Very Cool Build! -jorge

I've had 2 sets of BFG AT's and one set of General AT's and I decided to try the CT/traction style tire. This is in line with the Cooper ST Maxx. If you're ok with a little more tire noise, they might be good for you. I have been running a set of Mastercraft CT 235/85r16's. Had them on my...

Out of curiosity, what have you done to the truck? Mechanicals? Electrical? The setup looks great!!! Cheers, Jorge

It's one of the featured stories on the homepage http://expeditionportal.com/featured-vehicle-american-expedition-vehicles-ram-prospector/ -jorge

I would have to agree with the posters above. It sounds like a solid truck. I often miss my recently traded 01 for the size but I like my 06 for the size as well. The 01 was easy to park and bump around off road, the 06 is noticeably bigger and less "agile". If I were always by myself, the...

Plus there are no 4wheel campers on the east coast. Any small truck campers on this side of the world for sale, we like to know about it. -jorge

Awesome! Keep the updates coming when you have time.