18:40 - You just sold me on your channel, been watching here and there, but man that was deep and profound. As someone that was born in the US I can say that many people take what we have for granted constantly and it sometimes takes someone that wasn't born here to snap us back to reality and too appreciate what we have here.
I love that you guys have the fancy trucks. Trucks that i want but can't afford. And you guys are using yours as they were built for. With positive vibes . I love it and thank you for your videos
Vehicles are 30 percent and higher now than they have ever been historically. $35,000 for a toyota tacoma and a full size is pushing 50,000 so yeah hard for most of us to afford
@@omarariascortes9938 You sound like my fiance lol. We have nice overlanders, but have a lot of friends that complain that " I could never afford to get into overlanding." My fiance always tells them "buy a cheap 15 year old Tacoma with 4wd, buy a tent and you have everything you need". Obviously the expensive aftermarket isn't even necessary. Just respect the limits of your rig!
Yo your outlook on this country and what you have accomplished since being here is amazing!! I love it! And you deserve it! Wish more Americans realized that!
I can empathize with your upbringing so hard Mateo. As a Colombian immigrant, I have grown to appreciate how much effort is put into making Blm accessible to everyone. Amazing content as always.
Not only are the views amazing but I love the narrator and the backstory/history he provides. Hearing the story of the area makes me appreciate everything so much more.
Mateo sharing his heart with respect to growing up in super enpoverished Ecuador and appreciating the US ............ is very endearing ...... I can't believe how good this video is .......... what an amazing job you did !!!! ............. I am absolutely blown away by how good this video is !!!!
We were just there a month ago. Couldn’t make Alstrom Point do to heavy rains the night before. We watched two built Tacos for an hour pulling themselves out of the mud.😬. We did get 400 miles of the North Rim in though prior to the storms. Great video👍
Awesome overland exploration! It's the little things that we can't overlook.. ujoints, I carry at least 2 and a grease gun. Thanks for sharing your run. Be safe.
As always I love the narrator's voice, sounds like Death Race narrator. Believe me, the real beauty of these rigs come out when they get dusty. Love camping & off roading videos of your channel, Keep doing more.
All about the Taco as I was but ended up with ZR2 Bison. I would love to join you guys on trips like this as I am sure many others would. Thanks for the video, good job!
Love the vid! 1 thing you guys didn't talk about with airing down, the correct tire pressure saves the trail. It'll lessen the creation of washboard and pot holes! Cheers 🤘🇨🇦
Mateo ............. awesome content Brother, and awesome filming and editing .......... stay in the game, you are destined to grow huge !!!!! Great Work !!!
Always enjoy your videos. I just bought a 2018 TRD 4x4 long bed it already has a 3in lift kit, I do want to go with coil overs, what do you recommend??
Yes Mateo that’s a true when you grow up in a third world country (I was born and raise in Ecuador as well) I moved here 5 years ago (20 y/o) and I really appreciate the bless of being here in the US, when people born and raise in the US doesn’t know mostly of the time the situation back home, I hope one day I can join you guys but I have a 4Runner all about tacos tho haha Amazing vídeo as always, saludos desde NYC!
Mateo just take the sway bar out. I did a few months back and so much better of a ride. A little sway on turns but with our aftermarket setups it’s fine a daily driven still. Wicked sick video as always and I love the longer videos also.
I don't have a 4x4 but I sure hit Lake Powell with my kayak last year. The lake was shut down to motorized boats during the pandemic so I had the lake to myself. My first day out there was no wind and the water was smooth as glass. It was glorious. Man, I gotta say... someone burnt the hell outta them salmon briquets!
@@tacomabeast I watch this as someone who's been introduced to off-roading as a jeep tour guide in Sedona. I'm considering buying a rig and getting out to the backroads of Utah someday soon. Northern Arizona/southern Utah is my muse and I love it there. Would love to see it all both by road and water. You might try to get up on the Paria plateau someday and view the Vermillion Cliffs from above.
I am also from Ecuador. Been wanting to get a tacoma for the last 8 yrs, but I ended up going for a Ford maverick unfortunately. Figured since I live in Orlando I wouldn’t really have the chance to do many cool off roading trips. Hoping to be able to move away from Florida and eventually build a tacoma.
That’s why Toyota doesn’t use a one piece shaft. I’ve seen 200k on original carrier bearing shafts. The midpoint takes a lot of the abuse out of the equation. I wouldn’t go aftermarket.
@Hoglund Overland @Hoglund Overland my ranger used to have a one piece from factory and after I lifted it I blew through u-joints every couple years and I didn’t start seriously wheeling until I bought my Tacoma. But my friend had a ranger with 250k miles on the original two piece carrier bearing version. Idk why but they just work, long as you keep all the bolts tight and bearings greased.
I like to recommend something instead of that coughing tent I picked up at a discount store where all the Costco stuff goes, a ice tent it opened and sets up in about 2 seconds or maybe five it takes a little longer to close it like maybe 15 to 60 seconds but nevertheless it's a quick pop up it falls and closes up very compact comes in a bag it's an ice tent
Wow, what an awesome video! You guys really know how to have fun. Thank you for showing such a beautiful part of the greatest country on earth, the good old USA🇺🇸. We’re Jeepers, but love your videos. One day we’ll bring the Jeep out to explore Southern Utah. 👏
SOooo much to say and ask Awesome video I’m making my plans now thanks But begs the premiere question why didn’t you have the rack tent and chase lights 😯🧐
They where mounted on our bed rack, since we took off the bed rack for this trips adventure th-cam.com/video/E-lyRvHMgKk/w-d-xo.html We forgot to install the chase lights.
He took the rack off for a rock crawling trip in California which is why he had the super small tent but he definitely should have taken the chase lights.
It's more highway speeds where it comes into a factor, high speed dodging of objects, but if you take yours out just know don't swerve hit it instead 🤘🇨🇦🤣
@@jacobdionne4334 I'd disagree my friend, tires touch the ground, suspension is for the truck not the road, if you have bypass shocks all around then maybe, but if you've got a prerunner you definitely don't care about the trail haha. Check out @RonnyDahl video on it, he explains it better 👍🤘
Mateo: looks like my sway bar is bent and could damage other parts,so no more bombing the trail for me. Also Mateo: woooo baby,bombing the trail at 65,yeehawww 🤣🤣🤙 #yotagang
I just moved to Utah from BC Canada (it is for my fiance's career), and IMMEDIATELY fell in love with this beautiful state of Utah! The desert, the canyons, the rocks, endless trails and the feeling of desolation is absolutely epic! I own a 4Runner TRD Off Road that has the Magnuson supercharger installed, among some other mods. It has been the best mod I have ever done! I will never sell my 4Runner! However lol, my husband was able to finally get his dream truck, the F-150 Raptor (they were too big to use for the trails where we lived in BC), and I have ordered a Bronco Raptor. Exclusively for play lol. Living in Utah has opened up the doors to high speed trail running and I am kind of already addicted 😂 Awesome video and I love your channel! Do you make your routes available? 350 - 500 miles off-road is exactly the sort of thing we love! That is going on an expedition while not having to leaving the country! Awesome! I'll be binge watching this channel today!
@@tacomabeast Bad experience? I understand. *sighs*. You should host paid tours! Get paid to do what you love! My brother has his own business back in BC, owning a shop that specializes in customizing Toyota 4x4s (of all ages) and restoring classic Toyota 4x4s. He regularly arranges paid guided overland tours through bestBC mountains, or even just a day of offroad adventures, for new clients looking to learn, and dor experienced clients looking to test their new build. The trails in BC are endless, whic can be overwhelming for some. My dad had a corporate career within Toyota Motor Corp (Japan), before he retired. Even my grandfather worked for Toyota lol, so Toyota is in our dna and my family have a great relationship lol. I'm an experiences overlander and good wheeler, but being new to Utah, I have gladly paid for a few guided adventures. Just non were 500 miles off-road lol
Powdercoated may be hard to do but if you live in an area with snow and they put down salt in the winter coating your frame at least every 2-3 would be super helpful.
You joke, but I've seen two Prius' at this point in my short Overland experience at this point. I have a stock full size 4wd Truck and I certainly wouldn't take them where I've saw them but to each their own I guess.
I live here Utah is one of the coolest places theres also a lot of stuff in the Uintah mountains that's awesome. You can spend your whole life exploring Utah and still has more to offer. I plan on doing a overlanding paramotor rig next summer. I want to see stuff from the air.
Awesome video Mateo , quick question , what brand is the grill you guys using ? Gracias and keep up the good work , i would love to see more exploring vids .
Cool video! I happen to be 1 of the 7 guys that maintain those roads. It’s a cool perspective seeing that country from a drones point of view.
Thanks for all the work you do! It’s really badass to be able to do these trails 🙌
That's awesome, thanks for maintaining the roads!
This is really cool. Tell all them boys thank you for doing what you guys do!!
@@tacomabeast hi. What navigation tool do you guys use? 🙂
Is a high clearance vehicle needed or 'just' recommended? I've drove tons of dirt road of miles in small carsWondering if it's possible here?
18:40 - You just sold me on your channel, been watching here and there, but man that was deep and profound. As someone that was born in the US I can say that many people take what we have for granted constantly and it sometimes takes someone that wasn't born here to snap us back to reality and too appreciate what we have here.
Glad you enjoy our videos and thanks a lot for the support!
The narration is on point in these videos.
If I ever get videos that need narration, I want this dude to do the voice overs!!
Is it a computer voice narration or an actual person?
@@sweetschoolbus I don’t know bro
Damn hats off to that boy driving all the way from Texas.
Thanks brother! Being apart of the tacomabeast crew, you expect longgg trips.
I love that you guys have the fancy trucks. Trucks that i want but can't afford. And you guys are using yours as they were built for. With positive vibes . I love it and thank you for your videos
Thanks bro! 🙌
Just mob in whatever you have
Vehicles are 30 percent and higher now than they have ever been historically. $35,000 for a toyota tacoma and a full size is pushing 50,000 so yeah hard for most of us to afford
@@drew8642 i take my stock tacoma out $12,000 does the job just got a rooftop tent cant wait to finally use it
@@omarariascortes9938 You sound like my fiance lol. We have nice overlanders, but have a lot of friends that complain that " I could never afford to get into overlanding." My fiance always tells them "buy a cheap 15 year old Tacoma with 4wd, buy a tent and you have everything you need".
Obviously the expensive aftermarket isn't even necessary. Just respect the limits of your rig!
Yo your outlook on this country and what you have accomplished since being here is amazing!! I love it! And you deserve it!
Wish more Americans realized that!
Thanks bro! 🤙
I can empathize with your upbringing so hard Mateo. As a Colombian immigrant, I have grown to appreciate how much effort is put into making Blm accessible to everyone. Amazing content as always.
Hard work pays off!
Good shit. Glad you’re here in the USA buddy, hard working people like you are important.
I completely agree!
glad to be here too 💪
5:15 brandon i think you need bigger leaf springs brother !
Yes he really does
😂
I really do! I have the icon 750lb add in leaf, but my rear end was not having it! Lol
This was an epic trip! Cannot wait until our next one brothers!
Mateo: I gotta take it easy now
Also Mateo: floors it through the canyons
🤣🤣
Also Mateo: my gas mileage was horrible this trip! 🤣
😂😂
Lol!!! Crazy mateo! SMH!!
Not only are the views amazing but I love the narrator and the backstory/history he provides. Hearing the story of the area makes me appreciate everything so much more.
Glad you enjoy it!
Mateo sharing his heart with respect to growing up in super enpoverished Ecuador and appreciating the US ............ is very endearing ...... I can't believe how good this video is .......... what an amazing job you did !!!! ............. I am absolutely blown away by how good this video is !!!!
Thanks for all the support Ted!
Mateo really is inspirational, thanks for following along our adventures.
You guys are bad ass and them trucks are freaking killing it
Thank you!
This is like a movie, greetings from Perú guys
Mateo .......... I told you before .......... this is one of my all time favorite Overland videos !!!!
Man, that tundra looks loaded down. That thing has some serious squat going on.
😂
Hopefully on the build with c4 Mateo will fox that! Haha
@@moonlander_pro2281 Nice. That is a sweet rig.
Your team, Your truck, Your production, everything of you so awesome.
We were just there a month ago. Couldn’t make Alstrom Point do to heavy rains the night before. We watched two built Tacos for an hour pulling themselves out of the mud.😬. We did get 400 miles of the North Rim in though prior to the storms. Great video👍
Sounds pretty gnarly
Sounds badass!
Yoo more videos like this...favorite channel
Coming soon!
The production level on this is just amazing.
that texas dude is funny af
Thanks bro! We love making these for you 🙌
I'm strictly a sports car kind of guy.... but man overlanding seems so damn fun
now that what i was waiting for
awesome video brother literally the best scenes i’ve seen till now
keep up the good work
Had to work hard on it to make it perfect for y’all!
Mateo should have featured the Tundra a bit more, taco here but I do want me a tundra for the fam
I agree with you there ... but it is all about the taco! :)
There will be more to come!
Awesome overland exploration! It's the little things that we can't overlook.. ujoints, I carry at least 2 and a grease gun. Thanks for sharing your run. Be safe.
Ah yes definitely wish we had checked the drive shaft before we left. We checked fluid levels and suspension stuff but didn't shake the drive shaft
I have 2001 gmc Sierra 1500 off road z71. I plan to tow behind my class c next year when I head down that way to play winter 2022.
Can't wait to get my truck fixed up and go cool places like this.
these road trip videos are amazing, thanks for making them. really making me want to plan a trip!
Road trips are always fun 👏🏻👏🏻
we love making these for you so thanks for watching it 🤙
I love getting off grid in Utah! It is as good as it gets. That’s coming from someone who lives in Colorado!
It’s incredible!
As always I love the narrator's voice, sounds like Death Race narrator.
Believe me, the real beauty of these rigs come out when they get dusty.
Love camping & off roading videos of your channel,
Keep doing more.
@19:17 Absolute truth... Follow that always, as I do.. Loads of love from India, man....
❤️🙌
I can’t get enough of these
All about the Taco as I was but ended up with ZR2 Bison. I would love to join you guys on trips like this as I am sure many others would. Thanks for the video, good job!
ZR2 seems capable. You enjoying it?
@@HoglundOverland Yes I am, like a mini Raptor.
Also got a Zr2 but not bison. You in Utah?
@@Dan007UT Norcal, my oldest lives in Salt Lake. I would like to end up around St. George eventually.
Utah is amazing... great roadtrip! The maps look fantastic by the way ;)
Love the vid! 1 thing you guys didn't talk about with airing down, the correct tire pressure saves the trail. It'll lessen the creation of washboard and pot holes! Cheers 🤘🇨🇦
4:08 airing down
@@eliteinventor they talk about airing down like I said but nothing about the points I made above 🤣 ^^^
@@4xhoser oh I read it wrong my bad
@@4xhoser these looters in California are throwing me off
Good points, thanks for the comment.
Mateo ............. awesome content Brother, and awesome filming and editing .......... stay in the game, you are destined to grow huge !!!!! Great Work !!!
Thanks bro!
One adventure at a time :)
I love seeing yotas in action. I got a V8 4runner. Looking forward to this channel!
This was an epic trip!
This is such a cool trip. I want to do it some day. I can just see my daughter getting out and collecting rocks the whole trip.
Thats so wholesome! Hell yeah
Always enjoy your videos.
I just bought a 2018 TRD 4x4 long bed it already has a 3in lift kit, I do want to go with coil overs, what do you recommend??
We got a team of experts dedicated to helping you with stuff like this, feel free to reach out to them at support@tacomabeast.com 🤙
Yes Mateo that’s a true when you grow up in a third world country (I was born and raise in Ecuador as well) I moved here 5 years ago (20 y/o) and I really appreciate the bless of being here in the US, when people born and raise in the US doesn’t know mostly of the time the situation back home, I hope one day I can join you guys but I have a 4Runner all about tacos tho haha Amazing vídeo as always, saludos desde NYC!
Saludos 🙌
Love the cinema and photography style! awesome job!
Thank you 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thanks bro! We worked hard on this 🤙
Mateo just take the sway bar out. I did a few months back and so much better of a ride. A little sway on turns but with our aftermarket setups it’s fine a daily driven still. Wicked sick video as always and I love the longer videos also.
We’ve been looking into it 😂
Great film making/cinematography! Extremely impressed! also that voiceover is incredible :P
Our videographer David killed the editing and Jack is a vital part of the team!
Thanks bro! David definitely killed that!
Filming and Editing of this video is top tier. Well done!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awsome video. Those cinmatic shots are🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for following along!
As always, top notch material fellas! Keep up the good work!
I don't have a 4x4 but I sure hit Lake Powell with my kayak last year. The lake was shut down to motorized boats during the pandemic so I had the lake to myself. My first day out there was no wind and the water was smooth as glass. It was glorious.
Man, I gotta say... someone burnt the hell outta them salmon briquets!
That kayak experience sounds awesome!
Salmon was great lol
@@tacomabeast I watch this as someone who's been introduced to off-roading as a jeep tour guide in Sedona. I'm considering buying a rig and getting out to the backroads of Utah someday soon. Northern Arizona/southern Utah is my muse and I love it there. Would love to see it all both by road and water.
You might try to get up on the Paria plateau someday and view the Vermillion Cliffs from above.
it reminds me of some mountains in PUERTO RICO on the west side of the island beautiful see nary.
one day ill do the trail.
That sounds beautiful!
I am also from Ecuador. Been wanting to get a tacoma for the last 8 yrs, but I ended up going for a Ford maverick unfortunately. Figured since I live in Orlando I wouldn’t really have the chance to do many cool off roading trips. Hoping to be able to move away from Florida and eventually build a tacoma.
There’s some cool trails in north Florida 🙌
I really like these kind of trip you put out. Keep iit coming. And i really want to know whats done on that trunda!
The tundra is a beast
My first time watching your video and channel I love the video good job guys.
Definitely blessed to be in America
Thanks bro! 🙌
Let’s goooo!!!!! Great content 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thanks for following along our adventures
Thanks bro! 🤙
Video turned out awesome! Loved hearing the back story from Jack!
Who is narrating this?!
@@BreakTheAlgorithmYT Jack!
Mateo: Gotta take it easy.
Also Matteo: So I was going 60, bombing the trail...
lol
😂
hahahhaha I had the same thought ... hard to hold back when you hear the supercharger kick in, LOL!
The quality of this video is top notch 🔥
Thanks bro 🔥
I’m amazed with Mateo’s narrating voice over
Jack is a solid addition to the team
Jack is incredible 🤟
That’s why Toyota doesn’t use a one piece shaft. I’ve seen 200k on original carrier bearing shafts. The midpoint takes a lot of the abuse out of the equation. I wouldn’t go aftermarket.
My replacement seems to be working but definitely got me thinking about possibly going back to stock if it fails again
@Hoglund Overland @Hoglund Overland my ranger used to have a one piece from factory and after I lifted it I blew through u-joints every couple years and I didn’t start seriously wheeling until I bought my Tacoma. But my friend had a ranger with 250k miles on the original two piece carrier bearing version. Idk why but they just work, long as you keep all the bolts tight and bearings greased.
Epic guys with epic trucks!!, love from India💕🇮🇳
I like to recommend something instead of that coughing tent I picked up at a discount store where all the Costco stuff goes, a ice tent it opened and sets up in about 2 seconds or maybe five it takes a little longer to close it like maybe 15 to 60 seconds but nevertheless it's a quick pop up it falls and closes up very compact comes in a bag it's an ice tent
That sounds cool!
Wow, what an awesome video! You guys really know how to have fun. Thank you for showing such a beautiful part of the greatest country on earth, the good old USA🇺🇸. We’re Jeepers, but love your videos. One day we’ll bring the Jeep out to explore Southern Utah. 👏
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just came across your channel. Absolutely love it. ! Keep up the TOP QUALITY VIDEOS
Thanks bro 🤙
Great.finally after waiting for new video.Keep safe during exploring bro.
Thanks for tuning in and following our adventures
Another awesome vid, guys!
Love it! Just came back that way up 89 from AZ through hwy 12 and into Salt Lake City! Makes me want to get back out there ASAP!
What part was your favorite?
What grill did you use to cook the salmon?
Another enjoying off road video. After watching I feel like reset button 🤣 too 🙏🙏🙏
Happy to help!
Thanks bro! We love making these for you 🤙
Love the drone shots with the voice overs
Just ordered my RTT for black Friday! I'm excited to get out there and discover some new places!
SOooo much to say and ask
Awesome video I’m making my plans now thanks
But begs the premiere question why didn’t you have the rack tent and chase lights 😯🧐
They where mounted on our bed rack, since we took off the bed rack for this trips adventure th-cam.com/video/E-lyRvHMgKk/w-d-xo.html We forgot to install the chase lights.
He took the rack off for a rock crawling trip in California which is why he had the super small tent but he definitely should have taken the chase lights.
@@HoglundOverland thanks👍🏻
11:29 Atleast you don’t need a sway bar 🤷♂️ truck can live without it 😂
😂
Yeah no worries about the sway bar link.
Sway bar has to go! Allows more flex and uses more of your suspension off-road. With 700lb springs your steering is pretty stable 🤙🏼
After that trip we got rid of it. Love how it rides now.
It's more highway speeds where it comes into a factor, high speed dodging of objects, but if you take yours out just know don't swerve hit it instead 🤘🇨🇦🤣
@@4xhoser with proper suspension it’s a non issue.
@@jacobdionne4334 I'd disagree my friend, tires touch the ground, suspension is for the truck not the road, if you have bypass shocks all around then maybe, but if you've got a prerunner you definitely don't care about the trail haha. Check out @RonnyDahl video on it, he explains it better 👍🤘
@@4xhoser proper suspension keeps the tires in contact with the ground. Also, he does have bypass shocks….
Just bought a new taco can't wait to equip it with everything so I can start these adventures
Cant wait to see what you do with it 🤙
I feel like the narrator is about to try to sell me some Duluth buck naked underwear
😂
Do you miss the link to buy some? LOL
Yessssss I knew the voice sounded familiar!!!
I spy with my little eye a Mexican road soda @ 12:08
hahahaha I think you do indeed LOL
😂
Mateo: looks like my sway bar is bent and could damage other parts,so no more bombing the trail for me.
Also Mateo: woooo baby,bombing the trail at 65,yeehawww 🤣🤣🤙
#yotagang
Why is the even running sways?
😂
Where did they get that grill used on the salmon?
Coming soon 🤟
@@tacomabeastcould I get the name of that grill please?
I just moved to Utah from BC Canada (it is for my fiance's career), and IMMEDIATELY fell in love with this beautiful state of Utah! The desert, the canyons, the rocks, endless trails and the feeling of desolation is absolutely epic!
I own a 4Runner TRD Off Road that has the Magnuson supercharger installed, among some other mods. It has been the best mod I have ever done! I will never sell my 4Runner! However lol, my husband was able to finally get his dream truck, the F-150 Raptor (they were too big to use for the trails where we lived in BC), and I have ordered a Bronco Raptor. Exclusively for play lol. Living in Utah has opened up the doors to high speed trail running and I am kind of already addicted 😂
Awesome video and I love your channel! Do you make your routes available? 350 - 500 miles off-road is exactly the sort of thing we love! That is going on an expedition while not having to leaving the country! Awesome! I'll be binge watching this channel today!
Hey! We don’t make our routes available due to some bad past experiences but they are pretty easy to find on the different trail apps out there ;)
@@tacomabeast Bad experience? I understand. *sighs*. You should host paid tours! Get paid to do what you love! My brother has his own business back in BC, owning a shop that specializes in customizing Toyota 4x4s (of all ages) and restoring classic Toyota 4x4s. He regularly arranges paid guided overland tours through bestBC mountains, or even just a day of offroad adventures, for new clients looking to learn, and dor experienced clients looking to test their new build. The trails in BC are endless, whic can be overwhelming for some.
My dad had a corporate career within Toyota Motor Corp (Japan), before he retired. Even my grandfather worked for Toyota lol, so Toyota is in our dna and my family have a great relationship lol.
I'm an experiences overlander and good wheeler, but being new to Utah, I have gladly paid for a few guided adventures. Just non were 500 miles off-road lol
Wow! Easily my new favorite overland video! Epic guys!! Makes me want to get out there
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for following along our adventures
Mateo man, love your channel and your brand. You are living the dream man
Thanks bro! 🤙
okay this vid has done it for me, was gonna buy a new Ram but yall make these Tacos look so fun, definitely gonna get one now.
Tacoma for the win! Also if you need help building it feel free to shoot us a dm on IG and we’ll be happy to help you out 🤙
Awesome trip bro .. great adventure keep it coming.
Thanks!
Thanks for following along!
Lose the sway bar. You have adjustable shocks
Re watching this and love it
Okay, can't wait for this one 👍
You guys are an inspiration
Would you reccomend getting the frame powdercoated?
It doesn’t hurt 🤷♂️
Powdercoated may be hard to do but if you live in an area with snow and they put down salt in the winter coating your frame at least every 2-3 would be super helpful.
Love how he said let’s take it slow bc of the end link…. Few minutes later into the video you see him bombing the roads at high speeds 🤣
😂😂😂
Let me tell you something Mateo that was a really beautiful trip and camping I haven’t been in Utah but I really want to go to Utah
Thanks! 🙌
This was a great adventure. Thanks for sharing. I love living in and exploring Southern Utah.
Thanks for watching🙌
Man I need to set up my Sierra ASAP this looks so dope to experience thanks fellas for the inspiration
It’s sick!
Thank you 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Lil tip guys! Next time put aluminum foil down on the grill before you cook your fish so you don’t burn it. AWESOME VId!
Mateo, gracias por Identificarte ecuatoriano 🇪🇨 I live in Colorado and I like your videos.
Bro amazing content, the shoots, the views, the information, all really good. The only thing I didn’t like it that much, was “the voice”
How come?
@@tacomabeast I disagree. I love the pro voice over. Adds to the quality of the production. 👌🏻 Is that Fiverr?
Man love ur truck, I have a 2008 Tacoma hopping to build it like yours and I’m from Ecuador too 😃
You got it 🙌
You joke, but I've seen two Prius' at this point in my short Overland experience at this point. I have a stock full size 4wd Truck and I certainly wouldn't take them where I've saw them but to each their own I guess.
😂
As German, i only was once in Utah, can´t imagine riding this trails... it has to be so freaking awesome! Is a Dream of mine!
I live here Utah is one of the coolest places theres also a lot of stuff in the Uintah mountains that's awesome. You can spend your whole life exploring Utah and still has more to offer. I plan on doing a overlanding paramotor rig next summer. I want to see stuff from the air.
What Tacoma trim level would you guys recommend to be the best value if you want to mod out an overlanding taco?
SR5
Honestly if you’re thinking of fully decking it out I’d start with the sr5 4WD cause you can add all the extra mods yourself 🤷♂️
@@tacomabeast Went with the Offroad and now am sad I didn't see this comment haha.
2:15 sec is that leonardo de cappuccino?
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Awesome video Mateo , quick question , what brand is the grill you guys using ? Gracias and keep up the good work , i would love to see more exploring vids .
We no longer offer that grille, it got discontinued. Sorry man!
The grill was ours but it’s discontinued 😢
I can't remember the name of this one that we used but any charcoal bbq will do the trick :)
Narrator on point. 💪🏻💪🏻
Jack is a legend 🙌