The Toyota 4Runner is in excellent condition. Ran very smoothly. Richard includes all the equipment you will need for camping on Maui. All the cooking equipment and bedding was clean (and most of it brand new and unused).
The rooftop tent had a bit of sand in it, but hey, its Maui.
My one complaint is that the tent was not completely assembled prior to me leaving Richard's house. One of the poles that holds the fly taut when the tent is expanded was not in place, and I only found the loose pole on my final day. Due to breezes at night, the fly was flapping about hitting the tent roof and causing a lot of noise which kept me up all night for two nights in a row.
My suggestion is check the tent fully with Richard to make sure everything is in place, including all three fly poles.
One thing to note about camping in Maui: most of the places to camp are on the side of the road. The traffic picks up between 4am and 5am as people go to scuba dive trips or up to see sunrise on the mountain. This leads to a lot of headlights shining into your tent and noise from the road. If you are a light sleeper this may be a problem for you.