2019 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro Double Cab Overland Modified w/ 34,062 Miles (Clean Title in Owner’s Hands & 110,000 Mile Toyota Extended Warranty) TRD Pro Equipment on Truck • TRD Desert Air Intake (Snorkel) • Rigid Industries Fog Lights • Fox Suspension • Locking Rear Differential • Black Leather Interior • Reusable Air Filter • TRD Aluminum Front Skid Plate • OEM LED Bed Lights • TRD Exhaust • TRD Wheels • Fresh Synthetic Oil/Filter Change & Service at Toyota (5/8/23) • All Factory Recalls Have Been Performed at Toyota Aftermarket Equipment on Truck • Genesis Offroad Dual Battery Setup with Pushbutton Controller ($915) • Brand New Dual AGM Batteries ($400) • NOCO Genius 5X2 Dual Battery Smart Charger/Maintainer ($150) • sPod Accessory Controller ($915) • Bluetooth Control Remotely w/ Cell Phone • Programmable LED Screen/Controller on Upper Control Panel • Control Brightness and Strobe of Lights • Rack Lights are Controlled in Pairs per Side • Body Armor Winch Bumper ($390) • Warn Evo 10-S Synthetic Rope Electric Winch w/ Wired and Wireless Controller ($750) • Fab Fours Overland Bed Rack (12 Pin Connector for Lights Make Rack Removable) ($2200) • Rigid Industries Radiance Series Lights (All Connections are Solder Joints) • 20” Amber Background in Winch Bumper ($490) • 2 x 10” Amber Background in Front of Overland Rack ($770) • 6 x Red Background Paired Pods on Rear, Left, and Right Sides of Overland Rack ($550) • Radiance Background Lights Come on with Headlights • Overland Vehicle Systems (OVS) 4 Person Rooftop Tent (RTT) ($1550) • OVS Vestibule for RTT ($450) • OVS 270 Degree Awning ($1080) • Airlift Compressor WirelessONE w/ Remote for Firestone Rear Bags and Air Fitting in Bed ($945) • UWS Black Bed Box ($420) • Replaced TRD Aluminum Side Steps w/ APS Steel Side Steps ($410) • Remote Start w/ Stock Key ($150) • BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A Tires (LT285/75R16/33”) ($1500) • TOTAL: $14,035 Message from the Owner I just wanted to give you some background about myself and the truck; hoping to answer some questions you may have regarding either. I medically retired from the Army in 2003 after 17 years and one month of active service in the Ranger Regiment and Special Forces. After a few years in the Middle East and Africa working on DoS and DoD contracts, I decided to use my G.I.

Bill to go back to school to become an automotive tech. I was an ASE Master Tech for fifteen years and was even briefly on the T.V. show Junkyard Empire as the lead mechanic.

As for the truck, I drove it off the showroom floor in April of 2019 with only six miles on the odometer; I put the seventh mile on it during the test drive and bought it immediately. I kept the truck pretty stock for the first year I owned it and used it as a daily driver.