“Tacomas are well-documented to last 300,000-plus miles of hard driving”
A 2016 Toyota Tacoma DoubleCab for the backcountry: Tool of the Trade
You begin to interest me…vaguely
“Tacomas are well-documented to last 300,000-plus miles of hard driving”
A 2016 Toyota Tacoma DoubleCab for the backcountry: Tool of the Trade
Some interesting ideas (like folding seats/cots sourced from helicopters) in a pricey-looking work van custom built for archaeology: The Archaeologist’s Backpack: Building the Ultimate 4×4 Office
As for its being significant to archaeology, it sure ain’t no 1991 Ford Transit van.
See also: The Van/In Transit.
Yet another person concludes that the Toyota Tacoma QuadCab pickup truck is the best (new) vehicle for overlanding.
The Tacoma has been the gold standard for people who want a small off road truck for decades and while the “all new” model leaves a little to be desired in terms of keeping up with the new and strong competition as a whole, its missions specific dominance remains unchallenged. The Tacoma is right blend of capability and cost for maximum value to the overland traveler