What Are the Best Aftermarket Accessories for a Troopy?
The Troopy is the most build-friendly factory vehicle Toyota makes, but stock from the dealer it is also one of the most basic. Every owner who keeps a Troopy long enough ends up doing aftermarket work, and the order matters because some upgrades make later additions easier (or harder) to fit. This guide ranks the ten accessories that genuinely earn their place in a Troopy build.
1. Soundproofing Door Seal Kit
The cheapest meaningful comfort upgrade on a Troopy. At $87 to $137 from 70 Series Store, the Soundproofing Door Seal Kit replaces the factory pinch-weld rubber with a bulb-style seal, delivering up to 3.5 dB noise reduction at 110 km/h and dramatic dust ingress improvement. Do this on day one of ownership.
2. Drawer System
The single largest interior upgrade on any touring Troopy. The factory flat floor needs organisation, and a quality drawer system (Drifta, Outback Roamer, MSA) creates accessible compartments and the platform for the bed. Cost $2,500 to $6,000 fitted depending on professional or flat-pack.
3. Bed Platform
Sits on top of the drawer system and turns the Troopy into a self-contained sleeping space. DIY platforms $400 to $1,000 in materials; supplier-built $800 to $2,000. The slide-out front extension is the key feature on smaller-build Troopies.
4. Heavy Duty Floor Mats
Custom-moulded Mudtamer floor mats protect the factory carpet from water, mud, diesel and dust. Front-and-rear fit for the Troopy with raised edges that contain spills. Approximately $200 to $300 for a full set and saves the factory floor for the life of the vehicle.
5. Cup Holder Armrests Pro
70 Series Store's best-selling product. Mounts to the door card and adds a padded armrest plus integrated drink holder - both missing from the factory Troopy door cards. $197 fitted, no permanent modification, compounds across every drive.
6. Centre Console Armrest Lite
Fills the factory empty centre tunnel with a padded armrest, lockable storage and integrated cup holders. $247 from 70 Series Store, mounts to the factory tunnel without modification. Together with the Cup Holder Armrests Pro, the two are the highest-selling cabin upgrades.
7. Black Duck Seat Covers
Australian-made 12-ounce canvas covers protect the factory upholstery permanently. ADR 72/00 airbag-compatible on post-2016 models. $600 to $900 per set, last the working life of the vehicle.
8. Snorkel
Relocates the air intake to roof height for cleaner air, less dust ingestion and proper water-crossing capability. Quality options include Safari, Airflow, Stedi and ARB. $500 to $900 fitted depending on supplier.
9. Fridge Slide
Makes the 12V fridge usable in a Troopy build. Pulls out from the cargo area for external access when the bed is set up. Quality slides $400 to $1,200 depending on rated load.
10. Pop-Top Conversion
The apex Troopy upgrade. Transforms the cargo area into a standing-height camper with permanent bed. Mulgo, Alu-Cab Hercules, Headspace, Bonetti and Trakka offer factory-finish conversions $20,000 to $45,000 fitted.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best Troopy accessory to fit first?
The Soundproofing Door Seal Kit - $87 to $137 from 70 Series Store, fits in under an hour, and delivers measurable noise reduction plus dust ingress improvement on day one.
Do all these accessories fit the 2024 facelift Troopy?
The interior accessories (door seal kit, armrests, floor mats, seat covers, console, fridge slide) all fit the current 2024 facelift. The pop-top conversion is configured by suppliers for each variant year. The snorkel is engine-specific - confirm V8 vs 2.8L fitment.
What is the total Troopy accessory budget?
$8,000 to $18,000 for the interior and basic touring kit excluding pop-top. With pop-top conversion, $30,000 to $60,000+ depending on build specification.
