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Welcome, fellow Californian. I like a lot of the NYTOP stuff, including those steps-they look great and look like they function well. Are they also rock sliders? Did you guys decide to install yourself or go visit them or another installer?

Before I sweat my ovaries off with cleaning wife’s car, did a small trim tweak to the truck steering wheel. If there’s a sale on topo, I’m a sucker for it.

Love the OEM blue as well as the fresh camo. Nice job!

How awesome is that, the honesty. A+. A friend put in an Apache rifle case, easy mod, but I’d put in struts instead of cables to keep the lid from falling back. She used cheapie Strong-Tie knock offs to fasten the case to her Prinsu rack on her 4Runner. On my truck I put a used Roam 83L up...

I see the rack on the website—looks like a solid option for the traction boards and maybe a small box or bag.

Is there space for a slide-in mount between the rear cab under the front of the topper? If you have at least 4 inches, you might be able to do it with very low profile boards, or perhaps mounted side-by-side, if there’s space.

Your forum fans are gonna need a video of what happens when the Bats button is pressed.

Yeah… TW=Tacoma Wretched.

Cool! (Not a pun)

Awesome finagling.

Same—have not found anything I like.

Fabulous suggestions. I share these needs/dreams. I hope ARB can make our dreams come true.

Hmmm…Try with the hardware key?

Would totally buy these if I hadn’t already put in hood struts. Great pricing, thank you.

I’m tempted to buy a Tundra cheapie and see how to mangle it to try and get it mounted. Got to finish other projects before I consider it.

Got this one with security hardware option. Good fit and function. https://bobbercycle.com/collections/tacoma-gen4-24/products/toyota-tacoma-gen4-2024-2026-deck-lid-anti-theft-security-v2-tailgate-lock-2pc-stay-cable-lock-2-keys-copy

thanks…btw I’m a woman, lmao.

Yes Sir, part of the Trailhunter’s charm is that it is the model that comes stock with the axle dump exhaust. If Wolfbox were smart, they would design an optional extension bracket for the Toyota ARB recovery points on each side. Lots of folks have added those recovery points if they didn’t come...

Thanks for the responses.

Cool. Sounds like you’re confident that your existing camper will fit. Is it worth a fit check before you remove the compressor? Curious about the process an am excited for your new build once your Trailhunter materializes.