This rig is badass. I have owned this Cruiser for over 15 years. What to drive to Argentina or Alaska Then this is the rig you want. If you have been waiting for someone like me to finally pass the torch.. well, this is your lucky day228,000 miles with great compression.Straight Body and no accidents. Fuel-injected four-speed with a manual transmission Thats right, manual. And all Toyota parts.The lift, Old Man Emu leaf springs, and shocks. The leaf springs are sprung under the axle for a lower center of gravity. New Breaks4x4 Labs bumpers front and back. With spare tire and jerry can attachments. These attachments can be swapped out for others such as bike racks, generator racks, or whatever your needs are. Also, additional reverse flood lights are attached to the back bumper that will automatically come on when in reverse. There is also a switch mounted in the dashboard for manual control. There is a 12,000-pound winch mounted in the front bumper. The Cruiser weight about 7000 pounds so there is serious pulling power. The winch comes with a control trigger that can be plugged into the wench to operate outside of the cab or there is a switch mounted in the dashboard for wench control inside of the cab.Brush guards attached to the front bumper and roof rack.Custom rock sliders and step bars on both sides.Safari snorkel. Tuffy deluxe security center consul lock box and lockboxes throughout the Cruiser. One under both the drivers seat and the front passengers seat. One more is in the tale gate and the last 2 are in the back. See pics.Pioneer App radio system apps on your phone display on screen like Pandora, google maps, CarPlay, and so on. The Pioneer speaker system is loud, crisp, and clean and there is a Bazooka bass tube mounted in the back of you like to really feel the bass then this will hit like a Bazooka. Personally, I keep it turned down but its good to go.Custom roof rack that is seriously overbuilt. It is not too heavy and it can hold max weight. Also, a LED 1 million candlepower light bar is mounted on the roof rack and it will light up the forest quickly on a dark night. This rig comes with 2 batteries That has isolation control under the hood. Use one battery or 2. I just use one and keep the other on standby. Just need jumper cables and you can jump yourself. I put on an old Tepui pop-up tent on the roof rack to show possibilities. You can see in the pics. This tent has moisture damage. The frame and pop-up system are good but it needs new fabric for the tent. I just put it up there to show how this rig can be configured. You can have the tent or I can remove it if you like. This cruiser feels tight. I have kept it in great working condition. The latest repairs have been a complete rebuild of the knuckles. New breaks, new transfer t-case rubber mounts, new rear u-joint, muffler work, and a front-end alignment. The next thing I was going to do is put in new power window motors. The ones I have are original and they are starting to get slow. I was also thinking of putting in a reverse camera.