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Welcome from Waco,TX. In Texas it is more backroadlanding than overlanding.

Pretty sure that an adjustable platform for the tent is the way to go... that is my plan of action on my trailer build.

Good platform to start from you have there. Hope the rust is all repairable. Road salt and Toyotas don't mix so well unfortunately. Salt is the achilles heel of Toyota trucks. Fluid film is your friend.

I have a Yeti I got as a safety award at work and an RTIC that I bought . The RTIC is just as good of a cooler as the twice the price Yeti.

I would also highly recommend a set of rock sliders for your truck. The wheel base on full size rigs can leave the sheet metal vulnerable to damage in break over situations.

you can also build yourself a regulated air chuck. Then you don't have to stop and check the pressure several times and all tires wind up with the same pressure. I also have a regulated 4 way hose set up I built to do all 4 tires at once with lock on air chucks for each tire. You just set your...

Looking good.

I am in the process of building my trailer now. My plan is to build an adjustable height rack with gas shocks to raise the tent when in use and lower it for transportation.

Last thing was my OB membership. The next is some more materials for my trailer build.

Those things are cool... l like all the littel "Easter eggs" Jeep incorporated into them. Especially this one.

Being that you are running a spacer lift please extend your bump stops to match. Not doing so will get you in a bind in a bad way. Spacer lifts allow the shock travel to bottom out before the bump stops are even close to contact. Your lexus shares the same suspension components as the FJ, Tacoma...

There is some good info here... Thanks!

My personal preference would be either Engel, Eedgstar or Whynter. ARB fridges are great but they price themselves out of better than half of the market. I much prefer having a metal construction fridge over a plast one any way. I have used all of the ones I have listed above and they have been...

We have a lady painting murals around town figured I'd stop for a photo with this one of Quanah Parker the last Comanche Chief.

To the OP... when using cable clamps there is a little thing to remember. Never saddle a dead horse. The live end of your limb riser cable should be against the saddle and the tail should be under the u-bolt. The clamp at the grille end on the passenger side of your rig is installed...

The truck and the critter bare a striking resemblance.