Toyota trucks continue to set the benchmark for build quality and reliability, and have long been the preferred choice for overlanders around the world. Whether you’re cramming weekend adventures, planning the trip of a lifetime, or transitioning to life on the road, investing in a Toyota ensures the emphasis is on experiences above all else. The Tundra is no exception, and is beloved by the community and Overland Collective team alike. If you’ve been following XOverland’s Milestones Expedition, then you’ll know that our third-gen Tundra recently completed a 25,000-mile trip across multiple continents without issue. This latest model builds on its predecessors’ reputation for excellence but marks a significant evolution and is altogether better suited to the rigors of exploration. Under the skin, it has the heart and bones of a Land Cruiser, sharing a chassis and engine with the coveted 300 Series. The frame is fully boxed and reinforced to improve strength by 20 percent, while reducing weight by 10 percent. From the factory, it can be optioned with the TRD Off Road package, which ensures the model is adventure-ready out of the box. Cue today’s one-owner (still under factory warranty), and meticulously maintained (full details here) 2024 Toyota Tundra Limited (11,208 miles), which boasts the TRD Off Road package, premium aftermarket upgrades, a Norweld Deluxe Weekender Tray, and is topped with a Four Wheel Campers’ Fleet Flatbed camper. This is not a DIY build but a professionally assembled (by Main Line Overland) overland package that’s turnkey ready for travel.



From the Seller:
“An incredible expedition rig capable of taking you to the furthest corners of the world. We are the original owners and have had no accidents. This vehicle has been pampered and garage-kept at all times. Our plan was to live/travel in the camper for four to six months out of the year to escape the long Maine winters. Last fall, we took one epic road trip, and three months later, we decided to move to Europe. Our plan has taken a dramatic turn, and hence, this dream rig can now be yours. Travel in supreme comfort and carry enough fuel, food, and water to stay off grid for weeks. A new FWC Fleet camper now costs 11% more than it did two years ago. Assuming the same price increase across the board for parts and labor, this build would be well over $200,000 to recreate. Save yourself 20% and more than a year on waiting lists, and hit the road in time to enjoy the summer season.”



2024 Toyota Tundra Limited (Double Cab, 6.5-foot bed) w/ TRD Off Road Package
The Tundra is powered by a 3.5-liter iForce twin-turbo V6 (non-hybrid) engine that produces 389 horsepower and 479 pound-feet of torque (range provided via a 32-gallon fuel tank). A powerful motor is matched with impressive capability, thanks to 4WD, high and low range, skid plates, a rear locking differential, an uprated and lifted suspension, Multi-Terrain Select, Crawl Control, Downhill Assist Control, and a Panoramic View Monitor. Inside, these rugged credentials are balanced with a luxurious interior with driver comforts that include:
- Dynamic radar cruise control
- Dual-zone climate control
- Premium JBL audio
- LED headlights
- Digital rearview mirror
- Heated and powered mirrors
- Powered, heated, and ventilated leather seats
- Blind spot and lane departure warnings, Lane Keep assist, rear cross-traffic alert, and pre- and post-collision safety system
- Infotainment system with navigation
- Keyless entry
- Rearview camera
- Power vertical rear window
- Trailer brake and sway controller
- Heated multi-function leather steering wheel
- Wireless smartphone charging, USB ports, and 12- and 120-volt outlets



Distinguishing Features
- Four Wheel Campers Fleet Flatbed with Rieco Titan camper jacks, UTE rear rack, quilted thermal pack with removable window covers, Yakima tracks, Bamboo countertops, interior/exterior LED lighting, king-size bed (with Hypervent mattress ventilator), Torklift camper steps, Fiamma awning, and more
- Norweld Deluxe Weekender Aluminum Flatbed Tray with 11-gallon water reservoir, rear storage drawer, and side compartments
- EVO Corse DakarZero wheels with Toyo Open Country R/T tires and PowerBrake Stage-2 brake kit
- ARB twin air compressor
- Dobinsons 2-3 inch IMS Lift Kit, Icon tubular upper control arms, DayStar airbag cradles, and TRD axle shafts
- CBI Offroad Fab Baja front bumper, rock sliders, and full aluminum skid plate set
- Baja Designs lighting with sPod BantamX
- ComeUp and Factor 55 winch system
- Freshwater (20 gallons, for a total of 31 gallons with tray tank)
- Expion 360 dual lithium batteries, 500 watts of solar, Redarc Manager 30, and Bluetti AC200L power station with 350-watt solar panel (and DC1 charger, which charges power station when driving)
- Isotherm 130-liter fridge/freezer
- AT Overland gas bottle carrier and 5-pound propane bottles (3)
- MaxTrax and Rotopax
- Trelino toilet
- Truma furnace and hot water heater (with outside shower)



This 2024 Toyota Tundra with a Norweld Tray and Four Wheel Campers Fleet Flatbed camper is listed for $160,000 OBO and is currently located in Camden, Maine. Check the full vehicle specifications via the original Expedition Portal forum post here.
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