Build your 4th Gen 4Runner (2003-2009) for cargo-well car camping and weekend overlanding.
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Build your 4th Gen 4Runner for cargo-well car camping and weekend overlanding
The 4th Gen 4Runner (2003-2009) is an SUV cargo-well camp platform. This collection is the overnight layer: sleep in the cargo well, then add in-stock rooftop tents and lighting that are on this grid.
Sleep first. The Luno AIR Pro year-fit 4Runner mattress lists 2003-2009. Pair it with the Luno privacy screen, vehicle window screens, and camp fan for nights in the cargo well.
Then in-stock rooftop tents and lighting. Evolution v2, Alpine FiftyOne, and Stealth hardshell tents, plus a behind-the-grille 30 inch light bar and a Toyota GMRS kit. Roof racks on this grid are sold out and sit last.
Who this is for. 2003-2009 4th Gen 4Runner owners who want to sleep in the cargo well first. 5th Gen, 3rd Gen, and 6th Gen 4Runner have their own collections.
Also shop: 3rd Gen · 5th Gen · 6th Gen · Toyota
Shop sleep and tents above. Related 4Runner camp guides are linked below.
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