Not easily seen are the various skid plates under the Tacoma — but Mobtown Offroad provides both a transfer case, transmission, and front IFS plates.
Since the suspension and wheel/tire setup provide some pretty serious crawling capabilities, the overlander-ing Tacoma was outfitted with Mobtown’s rock sliders. They keep the rocks from banging on the bottom of the doors or the fenders. That rounds out the exterior protection.
But all that overlander-ing can take some time. It might get dark. You might need to camp. That means bringing all the necessities. But, first, let there be light. Because nothing is worse than eating a raw hamburger because you couldn’t see how cooked it was. Oh, or maybe seeing where you’re driving in the dark. Yeah, that.
Since the Mobtown Offroad bumper already had cut-outs for lights, it seemed like a no-brainer to add them. The 20″ cutout in the front bumper was filled with a Rigid Industries 20” LED light bar.
JH used Baja Designs Squadron Sports amber flush-mount bumper lights as fog lights.
