It's 2025, and plenty of us just want to escape. We're tired of living under the thumbs of our managers, landlords, and utility companies. We want freedom, and many folks have found it in overlanding or adventure motorcycling — but many of us are still searching for that perfect way to get away from it all. Well, search no more, because for you folks too tall for rooftop tents or pannier-packed hammocks I've found the perfect means of escape from the banality of daily life: This Toyota Coaster, which
manages to fit six feet of headroom and a queen-sized bed into a single standard parking space. Mostly.
This Toyota Coaster is a JDM import from 1989, the year that gave us both the NA Miata and the R32 Skyline. Like those, it's an extremely cool Japanese vehicle. Unlike them, it carries a 3.7-liter diesel engine that can haul you and some partners or friends wherever you care to go. That's more displacement than an '89 Skyline's RB20 plus an '89 Miata's B6ZE. Truly, more power than you could ever need.
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Look How Cozy It Is
The seller of this Coaster claims it fits in a regular parking spot, without requiring all the extra space that a full-size RV would. You'd think that would make the interior cramped, but the six-foot ceilings and queen bed seem to make it shockingly spacious. Looking at the interior, it looks downright cozy. Look at those plush couches! The soft-looking curtains! I'm under six feet tall, I could live in here downright cozily if I had $29,000 to my name. Maybe a bit more, since I'd want to actually finish the paint job that the seller mocked up.
This Coaster is located outside of Tampa, Florida, and the seller offers delivery. You, though, should absolutely not have this vehicle delivered. Fly down to Tampa, pick up the Coaster, and road trip it back to wherever you live. Then, load it up with your stuff, and get wandering — wherever your very tall heart tells you to venture. Do so in comfort, and in the heights of style.
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