We ditched the factory bed and went all in with a Dirtbox Overland flatbed on this 2nd gen Toyota Tacoma (2005–2015). The result? A rugged, functional, and seriously unique setup that’s perfect for overlanding, utility, and modular gear storage. In this video, we walk through the details of the flatbed install and why this upgrade makes so much sense for serious adventurers. Whether you're building out your Tacoma for off-road trips, camping, or full-time travel, this flatbed setup opens up a world of possibilities. Build Features: • Vehicle: 2nd Gen Tacoma (2005–2015) • Bed: Dirtbox Overland Flatbed • Use Case: Overlanding, gear storage, modular camping setups • Bonus: Tons of clearance + mounting flexibility This isn’t your average Tacoma build. If you love unique rigs, off-grid travel setups, and smart modifications, hit play and check it out. Want one for yourself? Give us a call at 303-909-6047 and we can get once ordered and installed for you.

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