SEMA Tundra 2011 – Ultimate Motocross Tundra
Tim Esterdahl | Nov 08, 2011 | Comments 2
Toyota has teamed up with DC Shoes and West Coast Customs to create the Ultimate Motocross Truck. The truck was built using a Toyota Tundra full-size pickup and was introduced at the 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. The modifications on this custom Tundra were made with the Motocross rider in mind and will allow it to conquer the roughest terrain.
DC Shoes and West Coast Customs team up to create the Ultimate Motocross Toyota Tundra.
West Coast Customs took a Tundra Double Cab 4WD with the 5.7 liter V8 and six-speed automatic transmission and built-in an array of modifications. The truck also has the standard Tundra bed and is a Flex Fuel vehicle. The modifications begin with a suspension lift by Camburg Racing ups its total ground clearance while shocks by Fox Racing and General 35 x 12.5 x 18 inch tires mounted to KMC 18 x 9 inch wheels give it superior balance and stability. Line-X contributes custom rough-texture paint, bumpers and side steps are done by N-Fab, accessories are by Matrix and the stereo system is by Diamond and Pioneer with cables and connections added by Monster.
The truck ramp of the Motocross Toyota Tundra.
The truck is also equipped with:
- KC Lights
- Warn winch
- Suicide tailgate
- Fold-up bed sides
- Roof rack that doubles as a viewing deck
- Water pressure washer
- Gas pump
- Custom interior
- Hidden ramp storage
The Ultimate Motocross Tundra washer and gas pump.
The interior of the SEMA DC Shoes West Coast Customs Tundra offers pretty stark contrasts between black and white - very cool.
After the unveiling at SEMA, the truck will then go on tour to various auto events and will be featured on “Inside West Coast Customs.”
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The offroad Tundra has been done to death Toyota and West Coast Customs when I first heard of the truck before I saw it I already new it was a offroad Tundra. People its time to come up with something else I award you no points for this.
AD – I hear you. I think that Toyota’s SEMA team had a hit with last year’s ‘Sportsman Edition’ (which was ingenious) but this year not quite as impressed.