2019 Tonka Toyota Hilux from Autobot Autoworks Off-Road

Who does not see it is your own fault! In reference to the life-size Tonka truck based on the Toyota Hilux from the year 2017 (built by the carmaker Toyota and the toy manufacturer Tonka) has the team of Autobot Autoworks Off-Road now a model 2018 copied almost exactly. The highlight here is the slightly differently designed front with its own bumper also has a strong winch, underrun protection, LED auxiliary lights right and left and a central LED lightbar. But the specially designed component is also much cooler with the central AUTOBOT logo instead of the Toyota emblem. In addition, there were all-round fender flares and also at the rear one has let off steam.

2019 Tonka Toyota Hilux by Autobot

Again, there is a new apron with a robust trailer hitch, towing eyes and a tread for easy access to the loading area. In addition, the newly designed tailgate with huge Toyota lettering and apparently also installed a set of new taillights. But that's not enough. The Hilux even received a huge bonnet attachment in the form of a central power dome, there were sturdy treads as side skirts for easier entry and above the windshield built again a huge LED lightbar with special roof attachment. And in the style of the model, you have also made for significantly more off-road capability.

new rear visor with Toyota badge

The Autobot Tonka Truck was upgraded to 4 Customs by means of a special ridemax off-road suspension and, of course, a huge wheel set. Like the 2017 prototype, Autobot's vehicle is also available in 17 inch black alloy Bedlock rims with massive 35 inch off-road tires. As a visual highlight, the tires, in reference to the tonka-foiled body, received a yellow sticker (Tire stickers) including Tonka lettering. And there was also an uplifted intake by means of a special snorkel and to load the cargo area with a full-fledged spare wheel and plenty of other useful utensils.

Petrol can & spare wheel on the loading area

Finally, you decorate the interior in body color and installed chic accessories such as a carbon / Alcantara sports steering wheel and other carbon applications. For us, this conversion is one of the most spectacular vehicles that we have from the Philippine tuner Autobot have seen so far and a true successor of the original. If we receive timely information on a possible increase in performance, to a sports exhaust system or more details about the body kit, there is of course as always an update for this report. It is best to subscribe to our feed and if there is something new you will get in touch immediately. We wish you a lot of fun watching the pictures.

(Photos: Autobot Autoworks Off-Road)

These are the details of the Toyota Hilux:

• model 2018
• new front with in-house bumper
• winch
• Underrun protection
• LED auxiliary lights right and left in the bumper
• central LED lightbar
• AUTOBOT lettering in the radiator grille
• all around fender flares
• new apron at the back with robust trailer hitch, towing eyes and tread
• redesigned tailgate with Toyota lettering
• Set of new taillights
• Bonnet attachment in the form of a power dome
• Steps as side skirts
• LED lightbar above the windscreen with roof attachment
• Raise and 4 inches with Ridemax off-road suspension
• 17 Custom Bedlock Alloy Wheels in Black with Offroad Tires Estimated 35 Customs with Yellow Tire Sticker (Tire Sticker)
• upward suction
• Loading area with spare wheel
• Interior in body color
• Carbon / Alcantara sports steering wheel

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Tonka Toyota Hilux by Autobot Autoworks Off-Road

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