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I just saw your review of the 440 - nicely done. Same rig, different continent :-)

Thanks for pointing that out @tjZ06 . Also, I should point out that you're also effectively moving a considerable amount of weight (in the form of gear) from the tow vehicle to the trailer in any such application, which I think is a good thing.

OR SALE: 2017 Conqueror UEV-440 Extreme Purchased in July, 2017 for $44k (pre-tax) including the following upgrades: - DVD/CD/MP3/SD/FM Radio - Powered Radio Antenna - Atlas Hot Water on Demand (propane) - Forced Air Furnace (propane) - Two 12V Interior Fans - 1000 Watt Pure Sine Inverter -...

Yeah I still do a double take when I see 33+ MPG after a long stretch of descending... :-)

I've been getting roughly 17-18 in the city, and 26+ on the freeway.

Thanks @madcratebuilder ! Someone could save themselves some coin if they find value in the accessories and possibly on taxes if they are out of state buyers (folks, pls check your local state laws though).

Thanks @Rover 4 - it pains me actually to sell it. It drives so smoothly and effortlessly up and down hills. The auto-tranny on cruise rarely shifts (thanks to the gobs of torque), but when needed in mountain roads with lots of uphill and downhill stretches, it's almost reading my mind -...

Just over 18k miles. Leveling spacers up front from Rough Country. Timbren SES bump stops in rear. Skid plates underneath, plus shock skids. Spare relocated to truck bed with 589fab bracket. Bed mounted HiLift. SnugTop Rebel topper with sliders and pet screens. Built-in Yaesu quad band radio...

TAConqueror will soon become Conquerado. First test drive of the Conqueror hitched up with the Colorado ZR2 turbo-diesel. Sub-2000 RPM uphill - this is the right drivetrain for me! And matching paint too! :tonguewink: This is how she sat out of the box, no mods. More impressions to come.

Purchased in March, 2017. Includes rear mesh screen panel in addition to standard clear plastic panel. No damage, little wear. $820 new. Selling for $475. Located in San Jose.

Swapped out the Softopper for a SnugTop Rebel with Yakima tracks just before the holidays. I opted for dual sliding windows with pet screens since this seemed to provide the greatest ventilation possible (otherwise would have opted for the windoors). Added the Yakima load bars for a trip up to...

Short weekend trip to June Lake with the family. Managed a day trip to Bodie, unhitched. Great drive but need to reconsider how to transport the dogs over dusty roads. With the softopper mesh screen, too much dust in the back for them...

It's roughly 84" (7ft) or 213cm.

Mod Update: Been wanting to do this for a while - STARR "X" Stainless Bottle opener. Fits perfectly on the taillight module on the galley side of the camper:

@The Traveling Shepherd, I have a 440. You can see my impressions of it here: https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/taconqueror-440.8490/#post-128178

Ha ha - definitely glamping!

@fj80toyman no pricing released yet. Just some pics of a 4Runner and Tacoma in front of their headquarters with a vague message designed to get us folks excited. A little more digging to discover the 4Runner already had a unit installed but seems the Tacoma was still next in line in the product...

Instagram feed from Magnuson Superchargers seems to indicate 5th gen 4Runner (my other vehicle) SC release is imminent, and 2016+ Tacoma appears to be in the works too! :smiley::smiley::smiley:

Checking in from San Jose.

Nice build! I like the topper.