Toyota’s special car for camping; Small but died!

The Japanese Japanese tuning company ESB Style borrowed from Toyota Land Cruiser’s brutal appearance to Toyota Roomy; The small, city minibus that has now found a new identity for camping fans. At first glance this change may seem a bit of an unstoppable identity; But with more precision, interesting details are revealed. (Yanko Design)

Photographer: ESB Style / Yanko Design

The exterior of the car has changed the front and rear to resemble Land Cruiser. Inside the cabin is also a simple but practical space for resting on long trips; Where a couple can stretch their feet or a passenger can only spend the night on a 2.5 -meter mattress. However, the look of this mini -luxurious miniper is sufficient for short trips and simple camping.

The Roman Cumper version, known as the Landc Roomy, is equipped with a one -liter turbocharged three -cylinder engine that produces 2 hp and 2 Nm of torque and is capable of ordering with a four -wheel drive system. To enhance the capacity of the off -road, the car’s height is increased by three centimeters and all -round tires are mounted on it. The ceiling fund and the upgraded suspension have also added it to ensure the difficult paths.

Photographer: ESB Style / Yanko Design

In terms of design, a large, prominent lump -like frontier and a sports shield with the body diffuser, gives an aggressive look to the mini -germ minion. With these changes, the ESB has allowed Roman owners to take their car from urban streets to remote roads and even spend the night in the heart of nature.

Although the groceryland does not replace the real and professional comparison, with the embedded folding mattress it can become a temporary option for one -day trips or sudden nights in the heart of nature. The Tiota Roman conversion kit, including the front -wheel drive and shields inspired by Land Cruiser, Folding Bed, Suspension and Wheels, comes at a price of about $ 4.9. Buyers can also make each piece separately.

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Cover Source: Yanko Design | Photographer: ESB Style