Sleepy 2.0: Toyota Gen 1 Tundra Walk Around 

That was the goal, not everyone can dedicate their entire truck bed to camping. Many of us need that room for more common daily needs.

Thanks for the kind words, Daniel @tinyrigco planted the seed with the Alubox idea and we ran with it. Great way to use the products we sell in a multitude of ways.

Awesome little trucks!

KISS method applied here!

Shop favorite, for sure. This truck might have the longest "call me when you sell it" list running. The thing is, we're not selling it!

@@Equipt1 I wasn’t asking to buy it.

@@retiredafce3373 We know, it was just a reference to how many people love the truck. Thanks

Awesome truck I have the same truck with under 60k original miles

Modular means futureproof when plans or needs inevitably change.

Thanks!

Very good points. Most of our customers, ourselves included, drive multi-use vehicles. It's nice to have a dedicated camping vehicle but most do not have that luxury. If we need to make a run to the dump, or pick up a piece of wood at the lumber yard, we can pull these cases and get back to a truck bed. Multi-use was a priority here.

The supercharger makes everyone smile. Sleepy does great on the trails, it's not a go fast machine but the custom leafs + airbags keep it stable. Most of Southern Utah can be tackled on 33s, this truck has no lockers but it's gone everywhere we need it to. With the winch and recovery gear, I doubt we'll put a locker in this truck.

Thanks, they are sweet trucks and this has been one of our most popular builds yet. It's a truck everyone can relate to, unlike some of the six figure builds that have become oh so common.

Hi Alex, there was insulation added, we used Kilmat. There may have been some minor road noise noticed but this truck is supercharged with a full exhaust so there's plenty of noise regardless.

Approximately 2.5" in the front and custom leaf springs with around 3" in the back. Most of the kit was on the truck when it was purchased, haven't needed to swap anything

This is a stock 1st Gen, Access Cab, Tundra bed. The topper is a 6' Tacoma sized Atlas model, the early Tundra beds were around 5" wider than a current Tacoma.

We can definitely help with that! We love the modularity. Between the Portable Power Pack and the Aluboxes, the only thing hard mounted inside the bed is the fridge slide.

Most of the cases in the Tundra are 38L, 81L. In the rear passenger corner, there is a 73L and a 42L, these are used as steps in and out of the truck, with the Goose Gear top plates installed for support. Reach out with any additional questions.

Hi Adam, you are correct. These Tundras are 5" wider than a modern Tacoma, but more narrow than a modern Tundra. The closest AT topper is a Tacoma sized topper so there is a 90 degree aluminum channel that gets bolted inside the bed rail which provides a wider flat surface to mount the topper to.

@@Equipt1 how does it deal with dust/water? Good Seal? Curious how/where this alu. channel bolts to the inside of the bed rail? I noticed on their website they have compatibility for a T100 (platform I want to use to build with), assuming that same system would be used since the T100/1st Gen Tundra bed dimensions are so close. Lastly, Does AT provide this "fit kit" as a purchase option? If one would want to source a topper on the used market? Sorry for the rant, just love the build, and kinda what I'm going for. Cheers

That's the ultimate question! Paul found one of the few remaining, new in box, TRD kits.a few years back. I've heard of one NIB kit at a Cruiser shop in Colorado but they supposedly want $15K for it. A used one on Ebay is your best bet but they still cost thousands. You may be able to find a reputable manufacturer still making a charger for the 4.7L motor. Good luck!

Those are stock fender flares!

We were primarily highlighting how we have the truck bed set up and what we're using in the rear of the camper but the link below will provide a much deeper dive into the AT Overland Atlas topper. The top pops straight up providing a bed w/ mattress and a portion of the bedframe can be lifted and slid over the cab to provide standing space in the camper when the bed is not deployed. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YtFQcCpB2fw.html&ab_channel=ATOverland

Better build quality and options than most of the competitor's toppers on the market!

Thanks, Steven Spielberg 👍