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Well you need to keep those tires aired up

I'm so glad i found this channel, very interesting, you must have made insanely accurate measurements 4 times over to be that satisfied with the placements. also "An ant is biting my leg" that was both confusing and sporadic. Thanks for Doin Stuff, its definitely interesting and looks like fun.

Build the door out of the four pieces

The staff joke got me and I am not mad about it.

Killer work mate!

Great stuff mate, Love your work. Just subbed so i can see what you get up to next.

LOL What I learned about Stuff, If you get more storage space, you'll just fill it with more stuff LOL . with the old cut outs you can make an over hang window Shade (Eve), or maybe closable shutter for the windows.

Stumbled across your channel. I love it!! I collect & work on old Suzuki mk1 Vitaras/ Escudos. Mainly soft top. I taught myself. From people like you. On TH-cam. So much satisfaction. Hearing a motor turnover. That you’ve fixed. 🙏👍👏👏. I think I’ll do a welding course…

Great result, very jealous, I need more storage too!

Nice build for your climate, wouldn't work with out a heater here in Germany... Did you plugged in the charging from the van to the batteries as well? Most times you will be parked in the shade and don't get that much from the solar panel, charging with the alternator keeps your batteries well up. These models of van were very popular around here, but they all vanished these days, too bad, they are quite spacey... Thanks from a new subscriber, keep up the interesting videos! 👍👍👍

Use the extra cutout steel for a retaining wall under the containers 👍

You may be able to use the cut outs for a ramp for getting in and out of Trailor fill the voids in the ribs with wood stock Just a thought 🤷‍♂️

Always gal spray your welds straight away.

YOU CAN MAKE A SWIMMING POOL WITH THE SCRAP MATERIAL LEFT OVER

WHERE THE PLYWOOD FLOORING IS UNEVEN ALL YOU NEEDED TO DO WAS TO TAKE YOUR GRINDER AND JUST GO ALONG THE EDGES WHERE IT'S NOT RIGHT AND JUST GRIND IT UNTIL ITS LEVEL THAT WOULD HAVE SAVED YOU SO MUCH TIME IT PROBABLY WOULDN'T HAVE TAKEN ANY LONGER THAN AN HOUR OR LESS OH WELL LIVE AND LEARN THAT IS WILD YOUR DOING ALL OF THIS BY YOURSELF DON'T YOU HAVE ANY MATES WHERE ARE YOUR MATES AT 😊😊😊

That is the best placement for those, you created a roof underneat. The windows are the bests thing also. When I have one, I need to get someone to weld that frame up.

You have installed the Windows inside out. Flanges need to be outside. The weep hole's are now inside, water is now going to drain inside mate. If you use those cut outs to make large awnings, so the rain doesn't hit the windows you should be okay.

You could make some garden beds out of the steal

Cool video keep it up 👍

You can make planter boxes out of the steel you cut out round the top you put wood then you can paint it the same color as the shop so they look nice then you can plant food or flowers in them

Bloke shit

Security window shutters

What a excellent vi really appreciate seeing it. I just hate snakes and mice like everybody else.

I'm 51, so tired of rolling under and having the wrong tool. My lift has been a godsend having my tools underneath on a cart.

Spray gun and no mask god damn

and great to see the classic old lathe being of good service. Needs a bearing or two ?

Another great video mate. Really enjoying this build. Chris TRP

With a couple of posts, you could use the leftover cutouts as a quick retaining wall.

the concrete is used as a counter balance to make them more steady on railways . love the vid M8 here from Canada ! woot! some beautiful country there

Nice one Jim , cheers , shaneno, nelson, nz, 👍🍺

Weight reduction

Tuff unit will it be road registrated

You’ll probably need a strut brace to support the panels. Could that spare sit on that above the engine?

use them to make a retaining wall. Your property has a lot of elevation change, im sure there is an area where you could create a small retaining wall to get more space and it would look good.

I’ve just found your channel. Your building technique is much like my late grandfather’s. Use what ya got. Mend and reuse. I love it!

Happy to see you back on this project. Always loved the subaru brat. And this one should be rugged with good looks

Certainly made some space in the engine bay, could probably fit a big block in there now, lol. Maybe you could just remove the remains of the old spare wheel carrier - air chisel?? Looking good.

Is it a " saw " or a " sore " or a " soar " ?.

Great content. Pity about the rust in the body. Have a good break at Xmas. Cheers from NZ.

How about an Awning out over the windows to keep the sun down a bit.

Nice job! Loved the vid

You can put them over the windows to give shade and reduce the amount of water hitting your windows.

w have the j2.3 here in canada, but only in a little car called suzuki "aerio" looks to be the same block as most of the j series suzuki engines are , we use these to swap into the 1st gen sidekick ..aka vitara ....some of the names are diferent depending where u are and where the japanese exported them to ...great video i also seen that u have the kashkie there in aus...they are rare over here ....Cheers !

Love ya work that door turned out sick so did the windows 👌🏾😍, you should just paint that black ply around the door green.

use of cuts for window awnings or external door entries as mini awnings? just a thought, or rain deflectors for the point where you are attaching the containers to the existing building.

Take your circular saw and set the depth so you can only cut 4.mm hold fennce up and just cut back and forth to make a little ramp (problem solved )

Maybe rotate the door so it become left swing? Might need new lock for that.

Just a comment to show appreciation and support for the hard work!

Make garden beds outa the left over bits of steel. Make 2 boxes compost bins mulch. Your on land. Veggie patch ahy.

Id chuck some stairs up side the container keep that view ahy.