The Tacoma is the most popular midsize truck on our forum by a considerable margin and for good reason. Publisher Scott Brady states, “The Tacoma has been the benchmark of compact overland trucks since its introduction, and the model represents 62 percent of all trucks reported in our reader surveys … [it’s] an exceptional vehicle, and one deserving of the Toyota legacy.” Subsequently, there’s no shortage of inspiring builds online from notable overland travelers such as Expedition Overland, Drew Simms, and Tacoma Lifestyle. The third-gen Tacoma is the best selling variant to date, selling 234,768 units in 2023 alone (despite the announcement of the much-anticipated Fourth-Gen Tacoma). It’s a vehicle depended on for work, recreation, and, indeed, epic overland adventures, and it has forged a reputation for absolute dependability and build quality. Cue today’s low mileage 2021 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road (48,800 miles), which showcases premium upgrades, a $12,000 custom interior, and is topped with a fully equipped OVRLND pop-top camper. If you’re looking for a live-in turnkey rig to explore the world, look no further.
From the Seller:
“I have been living full time in this setup for the better part of four years—three years in this truck and one in another Tacoma truck. The cabinetry is two years old, the camper four years old, and the truck three years old. I have loved it but have now retired and am getting a slightly larger truck and camper. This setup has been wonderful in lots of different weathers and locations. I can cook inside or outside and have used many kinds of small stoves. I camp with many 1- to 1.3- gallon jugs of water stored in the cab and use 1-2 gallons at a time in the camper. There are many D-rings at the ceiling edge for hanging sweaters and jackets for easy access. Other little touches are hooks on the side of upper cabinets for hanging mugs and bowls. Please write with any questions. If interested we can also talk on the phone.”
2021 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road
The Tacoma is fitted with a 3.5-liter V6 that delivers 278 horsepower, 265 pound-feet of torque, and returns a combined 20 mpg. A long-lived engine is mated with excellent capability, thanks to 4WD, a rear locking differential, skid plates, an uprated suspension, multi-terrain select, stability control, and crawl control. Inside, these rugged backcountry attributes are balanced with a well-equipped interior with driver comforts that include:
- Dual-zone climate control
- Adaptive cruise control
- Power steering, windows, locks, and mirrors
- Infotainment system with navigation
- Heated seats
- Center console with cupholders
- Multi-function steering wheel
- Premium audio
- Lane departure warning and pre-collision safety system
- Hands-free entry and keyless ignition
- Rearview camera
- Overhead console with storage
Distinguishing Features
- Flat running boards
- TerraMax A/T tires
- Old Man Emu leaf springs
- ARB air compressor
- Deep cycle marine battery with solar
- Weather Guard truck box on hitch swing-out (with taillights and backup camera)
- OVRLND camper (cost $15,000 new) with added struts for pop-top, queen-size bed, foam tile flooring, and much more
- Maxxfan
- Jackery lithium power station
- Dometic 35-liter fridge
- Propex heater
- USB and 12-volt power outlets
- Full insulation pack on upper walls and ceiling fabric liner with insulation behind it
- Custom cabinets with sliding doors and shelves (cost $12,000)
This 2021 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road with a 2020 OVRLND camper is listed for $48,500 OBO and is currently located in Longmont, Colorado. Check the full vehicle specifications via the original Expedition Portal forum post here.
Contact Information:
Email: jan@janwilcox.com
