Toyota pickups have long been the gold standard for overlanders. Recent adventure-equipped offerings include this 1994 Pickup w/ Go Fast Camper V2, 2016 Tacoma TRD Off Road w/ Harker Outdoors camper, and 2007 Tundra w/ Ovrlnd Topper, with the latter being the obvious choice in the lineup for heavier builds or live-in rigs. Cue today’s exceptionally clean 2000 Toyota Tundra (129,000 miles), which showcases tasteful modifications and is topped with an AT Overland Summit. The first gen remains one of the most desirable iterations for travel with its bulletproof 2UZ-FE V8, respectable payload, and impressive 4WD capability, and it enjoys access to impressive aftermarket support with a wide array of parts, accessories, and services on hand to uprate it for adventure. Subsequently, there’s no shortage of drool-worthy builds online from the likes of Trail Runner Customs, Nathaniel Wise, and Dirt Trails Wanted. If you’d like to deep dive this legendary pickup, then check out Stephan Edwards’ feature on a pinnacle 2005 Toyota Tundra built by Basil’s Garage.
From the Seller:
“If you are only interested in either the truck or the camper, then the truck has to be sold before the camper. It’s been a great vehicle, but my family is outgrowing it, and I need more room for back seats. Regularly serviced (recently invested $7,000 into it, including new tires), and here is the Carfax [see original listing]. I felt very lucky to find this truck with such low mileage (100,000 miles when I bought it), and I have only put 30,000 miles on it since then. There are some things I feel morally obligated to divulge: seatbelt retraction springs are weak, so they need a little help to fully retract, the windshield is cracked, and the paint is fading and wearing on the top of the hood and cab. The camper is an AT Overland Summit that was painted with bedliner paint. Not my choice to paint it, that was the camper’s previous owner. Overall, this is a great setup if you are looking for an adventure rig.”
2000 Toyota Tundra
The Tundra is fitted with a 4.7-liter V8 that delivers 240 horsepower, 315 pound-feet of torque, and returns a combined 14 mpg. An exceptionally long-lived motor and drivetrain are matched with impressive capability thanks to 4WD, high and low range, and armor. Inside, the Tundra is well-equipped with driver comforts that include:
- Air-conditioning
- Cruise control
- Power steering, windows, locks, and mirrors
- Aftermarket pioneer stereo
- Center console with cupholders
Distinguishing Features
- AT Overland Summit
- All-terrain tires
- Rotopax mount and container
- Delta Wing 270-degree awning
This 2000 Toyota Tundra with an AT Overland Summit is listed for $25,000 (or truck $16,000 and camper $10,000) and is currently located in Eugene, Oregon. Check the full vehicle specifications via the original Expedition Portal forum post here.
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