Tundras are becoming a very popular pickup as I see more and more on the road. I can see niche manufacturers coming out with various product offerings but don't look for the same levels of product offering as can be found for the Jeep for example. At least ARB was honest enough to say it as they see it, I respect that.
I'm leaning towards Fab Four or the Honeybadger from Addictive Desert Design for the front but on the rear that may be a custom as I want to incorporate an exoskeleton around and over the bed/top also tied into the sliders.
If you have any kind of real winter the coating on the ADD bumper will not last and you wil be recoating if after the first winter.
Only thing we get lots of in winter is plenty of Georgia Mud. Our rainy season.
Pathfinder I
Pathfinder I
Yep, it's been ordered. Now I wait for it to be built, shipped to the United States, and delivered to me. It's a hard shell RTT so it should be a lot easier for me to setup and take down.
Pathfinder I
Love em. I had my recovery gear under the rear seat and in a portable Plano box and now they are in the drawers with lots of space left. The other thing I like is the deck gives me a surface to bolt too, (aux batteries, etc) without drilling into my truck bed. I want to put a Roof Top Tent on my Lear top but Lear claims to not be able to support the weight. I might fab up a couple of cage hoops for inside the cargo area that bolts to the deck and to each other and them shim up so then any weight in Lear roof is transferred to the hoops and into the deck structure.
