SOLD SOLD: 2016 4Runner TRD Pro Overland build (1 Viewer)

mulebarn · Nov 13, 2019

For sale is my 2016 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro in magnetic grey. It has 37,000 miles. The full photo is gallery over on my web site. I took a lot of time, and worked closely with Mule Expedition Outfitters to design a clean, purposeful, light weight, well-executed, reliable overland vehicle to be used for travel on and off highway, for expeditions of any duration, in any weather, day or night. We designed this vehicle to stay safely below GVWR at expedition weight, which is crucial. Comfort, versatility, and usability drove every design decision. The Goose Gear storage system and camp kitchen can be installed or removed in less than 10 minutes. The Baroud rooftop tent is on quick releases that take less than 2 minutes to install or uninstall. It has never done water crossings, rock crawling, towing, or anything where mechanical empathy wasn’t priority #1. I have taken it on many forest roads and trails in the Pacific Northwest, southern British Columbia, and northern California. All aftermarket work was done by Mule Expedition Outfitters, except for the CBI rear bumper and sliders, which were installed by CBI in Idaho. All regular service was done at Toyota of Portland, which is where I bought the vehicle new. It has been meticulously maintained, and I have all vehicle records. It was professionally detailed at Black Label Motoring. I just took delivery of a 200 Series, so it’s time for this truly turnkey expedition vehicle to find a new owner. You can pick it up, and head straight out on an adventure. The gas tank is full, and it’s simply ready to go.

You can see more photos here: 2016 4Runner TRD Pro

Performance Improvements

Old Man Emu suspension (medium front, heavy rear, 2.5-3” lift) was designed to match the load of this vehicle at full expedition weight.
Total Chaos upper control arms
ARB Safari raised air intake (aka snorkel)
ARB diff breathers front and rear
Matte black hood scoop wrap – reduces glare in low sun
BF Goodrich 285/70R17 KO2 all terrain tires
TRD Pro matching spare wheel and BFG K02 tire
Morimoto LED running lights

Under the Hood

ARB twin air compressor mounted on Slee Offroad bracket
SwitchPros control panel
Off-Grid Engineering + Blue Sea dual battery management system
VisionX Amber rock lights mounted to underside of hood (great for all sorts of things at night)

In the cabin

SwitchPros programmable digital control panel (also works with app)
SolidKit Dual Battery voltage monitor and switch
Goose Gear plate system
Goose Gear Camp Kitchen
Goose Gear dual drawer cabinet
ARB 50qt fridge/freezer
Partner Steel 22” stove
VisionX Amber galley lights w/switch in back of truck

Roof rack and details

Front Runner Slimline II roof rack system
40” Front Runner dual light bar
James Baroud Evasion Evolution rooftop tent
Front Runner quick release tent system
ARB Touring awning with ARB annex fully enclosed room/tent
Rigid Industries side scene lights (left and right)
Front Runner shovel/axe carrier
Front Runner tie downs (4)
Front Runner stainless steel camp table, integrated with roof rack

ARMOR

CBI bolt-on sliders with kickouts

Front bumper details

SSO Slimline Hybrid front bumper w/30” Rigid Industries light bar
VisionX amber rock lights in wheel wells for low key camp lighting
Warn 10-S Platinum remote control winch w/synthetic line
Cascadia 4×4 Flipster Hawes license plate mount
Factor55 flatlink winch line shackle mount

Rear bumper details

CBI custom rear dual swing-out bumper with:
- 2 trailer hitches (1 for trailer, 1 for bike rack)
- integrated camp table
- telescoping Rigid Industries work light (not currently plugged in)
- custom integrated low-profile propane tank holder with Worthington 6lb propane tank. Hooks directly to Partner Steel stove.
- CBI 2 Jerry can holder. Not installed because I’ve been using Rotopax, but I included photos so you can see it.
- Rotopax mounts with 2 Rotopax fuel carriers
- Worthington 6lb integrated propane tank on bumper arm

Truck Specs