2015 Toyota 4Runner
- Clean • 102,000 Miles | 4 months ago
(some pics show with a vinyl wrap on, it's been removed. The color is factory Silver paint exterior)
*New Brakes and recent oil change from dealership on 2/7
Meet ROVRR 1: a Toyota 4Runner Trail edition with KDSS, your complete overland build ready to roam! I've decided to break things down for prospective buyers with a Base package and add-on packages. Not everyone wants everything, or maybe you do, your choice.
The Base pkg of the vehicle includes the following extras:
C4 Lo-profile front bumper with LED lightbar (winch ready see notes)
Old Man Emu lift
C4 rock sliders
ARB air compressor installed on mount and complete with wired toggle switch
Rago fabrication center console MOLLE with Bridge (great for ram mounts)
Tires General Grabber ATX 275/70/17 (less than 40% tread life)
Toyota all weather mats
LED headlight bulbs
Bluesea fuse box installed for extra accessories when you need it
These are items I consider to be inclusive of the Base price and I'm not interested in parting these out. These extras have a $6k+ retail value. The C4 Lo-pro front bumper is a great differentiator without the exteme look of a rock crawler. This bumper has a wired LED lightbar and is Winch ready. In fact there is a smittybuilt winch installed but not working 100% and may require some electrical troubleshooting and a new cable will need to be installed. The onboard ARB air compressor is mounted under the hood with wired toggle switch in the cabin and makes airing up quick and easy.
See below for Add-on Packages.
Includes the skycamp v2 (sleeps up to 4) in original Rocky Black edition. iKamper wind deflector. Mounted to (3) Eezi-awn k9 load bars (no-drill), and has the ikamper locking bracket for added security. I've made this the most attractive value as even the used market would fetch over $3,000 for everything listed but I would prefer to not take this off. For many first time roof top tent campers this can be a game changer. Only about 1 minute to open and less than 2 minutes to breakdown and fold it back up.
Convenience Package + $1,000
Why is it convenient? It would be convenient for me to just leave them installed but for the sake of reducing the Base asking price for those who don’t want extras these are easily removed or Cherry pick if you want. Items in the convenience package;
CBI aluminum skid plates
Rear hatch ladder
Rago fab rear cargo MOLLE panels with Shelf
Neoprene seat covers
Lockbox (Lock'er down center console lockbox)
ARB Drawers + $1,200
Can't say enough about how good storage and organization mods are worth the cry once buy once experience. If you don't see the value it's ok, but I think many people who have an overland build probably hold high regard to well-built storage solutions.
This particular set retails over $1,750 from ARB USA. They are Removable! I have mounted both units to a single plywood base plate that is fitted for the rear cargo. Just simply lift them up and pull them out. The lower drawer you see in the picks with the fridge on top is also a sliding top (ARB refers to as a roller floor) this serves as the fridge slide so that's one less piece of equipment needed.
Dometic Fridge and battery combo + $1,000
Dometic CFX55 refrigerator (was ~$1,200 retail) paired with a Dometic PLB40 battery ($850 retail) is a great value on these two used items that fit well with the rest of the setup. The rear cargo has a direct line with proper andersen 50a plug running to the portable battery so it's efficient and more reliable. For some this arrangement provides a simple, flexible and maintenance free setup for running a fridge. But in the event you don't want it, don't add it. If you plan to install a secondary aux battery under the hood I have a slee off-road mount to offer.
Lots of knick knacks can be tossed in from camp kitchen, recovery gear, fire extinguisher and first-aid kit if buying it all. Garmin inReach mini and Overlander GPS available.
Base pkg + All add-ons = $35,400 obo
