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Seattle Truck News: Nissan Hits the Beach with the Titan Surfcamp
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(Posted on Jul 10, 2018 at 01:47PM by Michelle Bogle)

If your summer adventures have you camping on the beach, Nissan has the perfect truck for you. The Titan Surfcamp is a modified pickup, boasting all the trimmings you need to catch waves or your dinner. Itâ€™s based on a stock Titan XD, making the Surfcamp the automakerâ€™s latest lifestyle-themed project vehicle.

Under its rugged exterior, the Surfcamp features a factory-authorized Icon suspension lift kit, which is available through Nissan dealers. It rides on Icon Alpha wheels wrapped in Nitto Ridge Grappler tires and features a Fab Four Vengeance Series front bumper. The blue-and-orange vinyl wrap was inspired by a 1971 Datsun Bluebird station wagon, dubbed the JNC Surf Patrol, as well as an exterior paint option for the 1967 Nissan Patrol.

Nissan added a Free Spirit Recreation Elite Series Automatic rooftop tent and Rhino-Rack Batwing awning for a comfortable place to sleep. It also includes a roof rack and surfboard/standup paddleboard rack so you donâ€™t have to leave your gear at home. Anglers will love the fishing rod holder that has been integrated into the front bumper and the Yeti 125-quart cooler can hold the catch. When itâ€™s time to leave the beach, the Titanâ€™s integrated solar shower will wash away the sand, while the wetsuit-inspired seat covers and heavy-duty rubber floor mats stand-up well to water, salt, and grit.

Feeling inspired? To learn moreÂ about adding a 2018 Titan XD to your beachfront adventures, contact our team at Kirkland Nissan in Seattle, Washington today.Â