Troy and Tony, co-founders of RoamR,
build rigs for discriminating customers. The latest creation to roll
out of their workshop is this ultra-capable off-road vehicle based on a
1974 Jeep J20 pickup. Dubbed the Tomahawk, the beastly rig was designed
as a self-contained exploration machine that could be driven out to the
far reaches of the desert and camped in. The guys popped a 401 V8 under
the hood, modernized it with new Metalcloak suspension lifting it six
inches in the process, and fitted it with Nitto Trail Grapplers wrapped
around 17-inch B.A.D. beadlock wheels. They painted the whole thing with
a eye-catching Anvil Grey, and kitted it with all kinds of overlanding
gear including a pop-up tent mounted to a Leitner active cargo system
that has built-in lockable compartments and accessory racks on both
sides. It was also fitted with a Warn 12,000-pound capacity winch, plus a
Decked truck bed storage system that keeps all the adventure gear
organized in drawers.
