Rolling into the 2011 SEMA trade show is the custom Toyota Tacoma Oakley Surf equipped with a variety of rad features to make any surfer droll. It is the must have ride for driving over sandy beaches and then grabbing your board to take on the surf. This specially-modified Tacoma […]
The Toyota Tacoma’s appeal stretches across all walks of life, and in some cases it inspires even non-gearheads to wax eloquently about its finer points. This is the case with Andy Aughenbaugh, Outdoors Columnist for the Carroll County Times. Aughenbaugh, who in addition to his regular contributions to the Maryland […]
UPDATE: On the eve of a new SEMA show, Nov. 5-8, we thought we would re-run this post about the gamer Tacoma. At the 2009 SEMA show, Toyota showed an “All-Terrain Gamer” custom vehicle that was somewhat modeled after the one-of-a-kind “Warthog” made famous by the Halo video game series. The […]
Project truck articles in major publications are usually a good read, and there is certainly no lack of column inches devoted to tracking the labor and components used to build solid trail-going pickups. It’s a little more rare, however, to find follow-up pieces documenting just how well a specific truck […]
We are always on the lookout for interesting project trucks to feature here on TacomaHQ, and this month we are lucky to show off Scott Cromley’s 2005 TRD Off-Road Pre-Runner. This four-door truck not only hauls friends and family when required, but it’s also been tastily modded to rip over […]
The Toyota Tacoma isn’t exactly a fixture on the mini-truck scene, but that didn’t prevent Ron Sino-Cruz from choosing a 1996 Toyota Tacoma X-Cab as the basis for his classic-themed custom pickup. The ultra-low, super clean Tacoma is a beautiful example of what can be accomplished on the custom scene […]
If you find the concept of lift kits and suspension systems to be confusing (and if our ultimate guide to Tacoma lift kits doesn’t help), you might want to watch this video: Pay particularly close attention to the video between 31 and 34 seconds…it’s a great way to see: How […]
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