Malcolm's Toyota LandCruiser Prado 250 has been built for extended touring, with a focus on practical storage, usable electrical capacity and the ability to spend longer exploring off the beaten track. An adventure tourer is a step up from a weekend warrior, and this build is designed to provide the infrastructure needed for longer trips without adding unnecessary weight.
The build combines an Offroad Animal Scout roof rack, Maxxis mud-terrain tyres, a Long Range Automotive fuel tank and an RV Storage Solutions drawer system. Behind the clean finish is a custom subfloor battery tray and electrical installation designed to keep essential components accessible for maintenance and diagnostics.
The electrical setup includes a Bushman 35L drawer fridge, Invicta 200W inverter, multiple power outlets and integrated controls for a practical touring setup. We've also completed a GVM upgrade up to the vehicle's axle load limits, with the existing suspension and intended use considered as part of the overall build.
Below is the breakdown of the products and modifications fitted to Malcolm's Prado 250.
- Suspension and GVM Upgrade -
- Exterior -
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OFFROAD ANIMAL - Scout Roof Rack
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MAXXIS TYRES - 275/70R18 Mud-Terrain Tyres
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LONG RANGE AUTOMOTIVE - Long-Range Fuel Tank
- Storage -
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KAON - Top Shelf and Supports
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RV STORAGE SOLUTIONS - Drawer System with Premium Black Trims
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RV STORAGE SOLUTIONS - Fridge Drawer and Pantry
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BUSHMAN - 35L Drawer Fridge
- Electricals -
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MORE 4x4 - Custom Subfloor Battery Tray System
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INVICTA - 200W Inverter with Remote Switching and Monitoring
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PROJECTA - Display and Lighting Controls
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USB-A and USB-C Outlets
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240V Power Outlet
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Anderson Power Outlets
This build is designed around the way Malcolm intends to travel, with practical storage, accessible electrical infrastructure and careful consideration of vehicle weight and axle loads.
