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John Mahoney24 Dec 2020
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Toyota TRD Sport Trailer created for campers

Basecamp adventure trailer created from sawn-off rear-end of a US HiLux

Toyota has unveiled a new TRD Sport Trailer it has created for the SEMA modified car show that's based on the rear-half of the US-market Toyota Tacoma pick-up truck.

Built to be a mobile basecamp, the purpose-built camper trailer for this year’s virtual SEMA360 show is said to allow explorers to set up camp far quicker than any conventional camping solutions.

Highlights of the Toyota set-up include a scissor lift, a four-person tent with an awning, fly fishing pole holders, a custom-built toilet, on-board fridge, hot water heater, shower, generator and a 60-litre freshwater tank.

TRD Sport Trailer behind Toyota Tacoma

There's even a neat slide-out sink and stove, plus a 55-litre grey water holding tank.

Designed to go wherever a Toyota Tacoma can, the rear camping trailer rides on 17-inch TRD off-road wheels, with grippy all-terrain tyres.

Toyota USA has not announced whether it plans to produce a run of the TRD Sport Trailer but the costs involved, in parts alone, suggests it's unlikely.

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