Videos tagged with Vehicle Build

This video features an overview of a custom-built 2024 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro at SEMA 2025, presented by @TalonSei. The build is described as an "ultimate overlanding Tacoma build." Viewers are encouraged to share their opinions on the modifications. The video also includes promotional links for SG Timer, QVO Tactical merchandise and Instagram, Axil in-ear hearing protection, and SuperVel. A Patreon link for support is also provided.

This video is a walkaround of a 79 Series Toyota Land Cruiser, highlighted as a "Fieldcraft Survival Giveaway Build." The description emphasizes a giveaway opportunity for the vehicle along with $10,000 cash, directing viewers to the Fieldcraft Survival website to enter. Fieldcraft Survival's mission is to enhance survival capabilities through education, training, and equipment, including medical supplies and tactical products. The content focuses on a vehicle build for survival and adventure purposes, with no direct mention or demonstration of firearms.

This video announces a giveaway for a fully built Toyota Land Cruiser, outfitted by industry professionals, along with $10,000 in cash. The giveaway details explain that every dollar spent earns entries, with certain gear purchases offering multiplier bonuses. The promotion ends on January 5, 2026, and participation is free with no purchase necessary, though void where prohibited. Official rules are available on FieldcraftSurvival.com. While the video focuses on a vehicle giveaway, the mention of "outfitted by the best in the industry" and the sponsor "Fieldcraft Survival" suggest a potential connection to outdoor, survival, or tactical gear which often overlaps with the firearm community.

This video appears to be a survival-themed content piece, focusing on preparing for an apocalypse with a specialized vehicle setup. The title hints at a humorous or unexpected 'one thing' men desire. The description explicitly mentions "Apocalypse Vehicles Setup" and highlights the "iconic Hilux" as part of this. It also promises "survival tips for the end of the world." The inclusion of links to "Onward Research," "henrythumb.com," and "Garand Thumb" on Instagram and Facebook suggests it's from a content creator known for firearms and tactical content, likely incorporating firearms into the survival vehicle theme.

This video appears to be a build-along of a "Technical Gun Truck," likely a vehicle modified for firearm-related purposes. The title "American Technical PT1" suggests the first part of a series. The description encourages viewer participation and provides a Patreon link for support. While no specific firearms are explicitly detailed, the context of a "Technical Gun Truck" implies a connection to firearms and potentially off-road vehicles used in such setups.

This YouTube Short showcases the completion of an 80 Series Land Cruiser build. The title and hashtags indicate a focus on the vehicle itself, its modification or restoration, and its appeal to automotive enthusiasts, particularly those interested in Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) vehicles and Toyota's iconic Land Cruiser lineage. The content is likely visual, highlighting the finished product and potentially some of the work involved.

This video showcases the setup of an ultimate bug-out vehicle, focusing on preparing a rig for emergency situations. While the primary focus is on the vehicle and its preparedness, the context of a "bug out rig" strongly implies a need for self-sufficiency and potential defensive capabilities, which often involve firearms and related gear. The content creators also promote their apparel, podcast, and Patreon, indicating a broader lifestyle brand with potential ties to preparedness and survivalist communities.

This video, titled "Truck set up part 2 🤘", appears to be a continuation of a series focused on outfitting a truck. Given the limited information, it's likely related to vehicle customization, potentially including modifications for outdoor activities, utility, or even the transport of gear. The "part 2" suggests a multi-stage project. Without more context or a transcript, the exact nature of the truck setup and its relevance to firearms cannot be definitively determined, but it could involve storage solutions or modifications for outdoor enthusiasts who may also be firearm owners.

This video showcases an Alu-Cab Canopy Camper mounted on an imported 70 Series Land Cruiser, highlighting a collaborative build. It features partners like OK4WD for the camper setup, GP Factor for add-ons, and Goose Gear for storage solutions. The video also promotes Fieldcraft's newsletter and Mike Glover's book 'Prepared,' emphasizing survival training and equipping individuals for worst-case scenarios. While the video focuses on overland vehicle builds and survival, it does not contain any direct firearm content.

This episode of the Fieldcraft Survival Podcast features AJ Lafferty, owner of GP Factor, discussing a Land Cruiser overland build. Lafferty shares his expertise on creating high-quality overland gear and the inspiration behind GP Factor. The conversation highlights collaborations with companies like Goose Gear, Alu-Cab, and Ok4wd, emphasizing the importance of investing in quality equipment for outdoor adventures and the custom vehicle parts creation process. The podcast also promotes Fieldcraft Survival's newsletter and Mike Glover's upcoming book "Prepared."

This video focuses on a 1995 Toyota Hilux build with a "technical" theme, drawing inspiration from its use in conflict zones. The creator expresses affection for the vehicle, vowing not to subject it to durability tests. While firearms are mentioned conceptually, particularly the DShK, no actual firearms are demonstrated or discussed in detail. The video also includes links to merchandise, Patreon, and Amazon affiliate links for various gear, including some related to flashlights and notebooks, but not firearms themselves. The primary focus is on the vehicle and its potential modification.

This video showcases the acquisition and potential modifications of an off-road police car, presented in a typical YouTube vlogging style. While the title focuses on the vehicle, the description includes an affiliate link for Powertac, a brand known for tactical flashlights. This suggests a potential crossover or integration of tactical gear into the vehicle's theme, appealing to an audience interested in both vehicles and preparedness.