Toyota, Camburg Engineering and DC Shoes teamed together to bring the ultimate snowboarder’s dream truck to the 2013 SEMA auto show happening November 5th through 8th.

Starting with ideas for motocross, skateboarding and snowboarding builds, Toyota->ke88 and DC Shoes asked the footwear company’s fans for their choice on which to build. The fans voted and Toyota delivered.

DC Shoes and Toyota chose Camburg Engineering for creating the dream truck. Beginning with a 2014 Toyota Tacoma, Camburg brought to life ideas from professional snowboarders like the massive front snowdeflector; a telescoping ramp for loading a full-size snowmobile on the truck bed; a full suite of audio awesomeness, including an in-dash iPad Mini and a pop-up tent mounted to the truck’s roof rack. Sitting inside the truck’s bed is a huge sliding toolbox with enough space to store gear for a weekend expedition.

“Our fans loved the concept of the snowboard-ready Tacoma, and the real-life version will blow them away,” said Dan Hartloff, events and partnerships manager for DC Shoes. “This Tacoma would add a new level of intensity to any practice session or impromptu ride with friends.”

Besides the iPad Mini, the Tacoma’s interior is treated to an integrated charging station powered by on-board batteries separate from the Tacoma’s engine battery for powering cell phones, laptops and cameras. A wireless, all-weather Scoshe boomBOTTLE pumps the music outside the truck even in the thickest of blizzards.

Vision through those blizzards is no problem with the roof-mounted, 40-inch LED light bar and the two light pods sitting atop the Meyer snow deflector. Oversized General Grabber tires keep the truck moving forward – all powered by Toyota’s trusty 4.0-liter V-6.

Click past the jump for more on the 2013 Toyota Tacoma SEMA truck

Exterior

Packed to the gills with equipment and aftermarket add-ons, this Tacoma is ready for any snowy-mountain pass.

Designed to take snowboarders past the beaten path, the Tacoma comes equipped with a pop-up tent for overnight excursions.

A slide-out toolbox fitted in the bed provides plenty of storage for gear.

Interior

An Apple iPad ->ke3656Mini is perched atop the stereo and handles navigation, phone integration, and entertainment.

2014 Toyota Tacoma->ke1042

Toyota’s tried and true Tacoma is one of the last mid-sized pickups left in the United States. Sales have been steady and Toyota has rewarded the Tacoma loyal with an occasional restyling throughout the years.

Not much has changed under the skin in the last eight years. It’s still powered by a 4.0-liter, V-6 engine making 236 horsepower and 266 pound-feet of torque. Available in single, double, and crew cab configurations – along with two- or four-wheel drive -- the Tacoma offers good versatility and reliability for a starting price of $17,875