2014 Tacoma Build, Canada.

[Sterling Overland]

I bought this truck in 2016, the mods started on the hour I got home. It's been a long road here, the majority of my build projects are one of a kind and done by myself. I've tried to capture before during and after photos for each modification but some of them aren't so easy to record.

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

I bought this truck in 2016, the mods started on the hour I got home. It's been a long road here, the majority of my build projects are one of a kind and done by myself. I've tried to capture before during and after photos for each modification but some of them aren't so easy to record.View attachment 95979View attachment 95980View attachment 95981View attachment 95982

Awesome! Great work!

 

[Sterling Overland]

I bought this truck in 2016, the mods started on the hour I got home. It's been a long road here, the majority of my build projects are one of a kind and done by myself. I've tried to capture before during and after photos for each modification but some of them aren't so easy to record.View attachment 95979View attachment 95980View attachment 95981View attachment 95982

The first thing was a 3 Inch block lift from Toyota, I removed the side steps, bought KO2 tires, painted the Bumpers and Fenders, installed the Roof rack, lights and the first piece of armour.

 

[Sterling Overland]

Awesome! Great work!

Thanks man!

 

[Sterling Overland]

The next piece was the Ladder and the rims. I installed a Custom Grille and got a bunch of parts on order. The summer was a very busy very quick paced time for me and the Truck.

 

[Sterling Overland]

The next big piece was a second roof rack, front and rear steel bumpers, new rims, new tires, awnings, traction plate mount, the Snorkel and some other small exterior work.

 

[Sterling Overland]

Next were the interior modifications in the Cab.

 

[Sterling Overland]

The biggest item on the list was the Camper system I made. It's been lots of work, lots of modification and tweaking after the fact. The bed is a Twin, the stretcher can hold 250lbs and the Auxiliary Battery is a Deep cycle Marine battery. I have a coleman stove which runs White fuel and Propane and a full sized cooler built into the design. There are also Lights, A fan, a Survival Kit, 2 Gun racks, a camp shower, a tool bag, curtains, bug nets, an assortment of Tape, Wires and Cordage as well as many different storage systems. The whole thing can be removed in about 10 minutes IOT use the Truck as a Truck.

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

The next piece was the Ladder and the rims. I installed a Custom Grille and got a bunch of parts on order. The summer was a very busy very quick paced time for me and the Truck. View attachment 95990View attachment 95991

Love the new rims.

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

Crazy rig man! I spoke to early! So many neat things. Love the build. I'm awestruck!