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Hey mate. They’ve just realised one for both the 76 and Troopy. I’ve got one in mine, just haven’t put anything up with it.

@4wdadventurer Hey, thanks for letting me know. Would be interested to see if it could be installed without having to drill or use rivnuts.

Hey mate. Yes and yes. Had no issues with water ingress. So works as it’s supposed to. Still have stock air box so still get tiny amounts of dust ingress but that’s only minimal during long days of driving with plenty of dust. For the cost and ease of install not requiring a big chunk of the side panel cut which can lead to rust issues, it’s a no brainer for me. Also had no issues with performance gain during dyno tune compared to others running Safari.

Hey mate. The factory one isn’t sealed. Comes in a couple of pieces. Wanted a sealed one for water ingress. The TJM one is one piece, so sealed. Believe the factory one is mainly to deal with dust.

Awesome mate. Glad you enjoyed it. Is a go to winter meal for me.

Hey mate. They are made by Solar Screen Australia. 4wdadventurer.com/4wds/land-cruiser-build-rear-solar-screens/

Thank you 😋

No worries mate. Glad you found it useful. Hope you went ok fitting it. You’ll be stoked with the table, quality Australian made product.

Hey mate. I am not sure on the 75. Might be worth contacting Rick at Svnty6 and check. I know it fits the Troopy. Just not sure on the 75 Troopy.

Hey mate. No only for the 70 Series Land Cruisers. There may be other brands for the patrol though.

Thanks mate. Yeah an organised wagon is a must. Nothing worse than struggling to find things.

Hey mate. You can buy direct through Svnty6 Fab’s website. They have a sale on at the moment as well. www.svnty6.com.au/products/rear-door-drop-down-table-to-suit-toyota-landcruiser-76-series-wagon

Thanks mate. Really appreciate the feedback and support. Sending those patches out today! I need to do an update on the rear setup as it’s changed a bit again over the last 18 months or so.

@@4wdadventurer sounds good 👍

Thanks mate really appreciate it!

Hey mate. When we had the setup running like that, the one on the LHS was just the magnet on a steel bracket. The ones in the centre rear shelf, cut out the carpet to size and then glued them onto the ply.

@@4wdadventurer Ah nice. Thanks for that man. Did you have a false roof?

Na at the time of this vid we had a rear shelf setup we built. Check this vid here. Shows the lights etc. unless you are referencing a different light? DIY Drawer Modifications to Our Existing Drifta 4WD Drawer Setup th-cam.com/video/rvYH5ftxQ80/w-d-xo.html

@@4wdadventurer I can see much better. Cheers boet!

Hey mate. We have written a story on our website about it here 4wdadventurer.com/4wds/land-cruiser-build-rear-solar-screens/ Solar Screen Australia based in Brisi.

Yeah the hoses are difficult to run. The one disadvantage of the one piece hoses. Would be easier with baby hands 😀

Thanks mate appreciate it. With the bags, for us, we move between the 76 and our camper trailer all the time. So having everything in bags makes it super quick and easy depending on which setup we are using. Grab a few bags from the trailer and throw them in the 76 and off we go. Really depends on how you use your setup. For us, bags make it really easy.

was thinking the same thing.. looks good at home, but on the track.. the bags are gone..

Hey mate. The one we use is a bootliner bag from Drifta.

@@4wdadventurer Thanks brother, just found it 👍

Thanks mate. Simple but tasty.

Hey mate. No sorry I didn’t end up doing on. But I’ve written a blog post with pics from the install if you want to read that. 4wdadventurer.com/4wds/land-cruiser-build-fuel-pre-filter/

That’s awesome mate. Always exciting starting a new build. Check out our blog for lots of build posts if you need any more inspiration.

Thanks mate. I don’t do mushrooms haha. Much to my wife’s disappointment.

Hey mate. We have been using the RV3 for years now. We do have a camper trailer with a RTT but use the RV3 on solo trips or where we don’t take the trailer. It’s good for two people. Not much more room inside with two single self inflating mattresses. Super quick and easy to setup but bulky because of it. I do love it though. Stopped using my swag on solo trips and use the RV3 instead. With the 270 awning it is made by Supa Peg. Canvas is good as it dries out quickly. But at the time there weren’t many free standing options. Now I’d prefer a quicker setup awning. Although this one is not too bad. I do prefer proper canvas though compared to the new synthetic material everyone uses.

@@4wdadventurer Nice one, thanks for the info. Durability and functionality are my main needs so if both have been used and abused and are still standing up to it that sounds like a win.

Great stuff mate. I remember when we had a pile of gear sitting in the shed waiting for the 76 when we ordered ours a few years back.

Thanks mate. If you check out our blog you can see how we made them.

@@4wdadventurer will do. Thanks again

Thanks mate 👍

Not sure mate. I’m assuming the 78 barn door is the same right? Might be worth checking with Svnty6 Fab. But I wouldn’t think that Toyota would make the barn doors different for easier production.

Hey Mick, Thanks for watching mate appreciate it. We have done a few posts on our blog re the Drifta drawers. You can read them here. 4wdadventurer.com/4wds/76-land-cruiser/drifta-rear-drawers-review-76-series-toyota-land-cruiser/ Fridge is Waeco CFX50 (50 litre). I will have to measure the drawers up for you when I get a chance. Cheers, Peter

@@4wdadventurer thanks. Much appreciated 👍

Hey Mick, Dimensions below: Depth - 880mm Width - 1013mm Height - 585mm Hope that helps. Peter

@@4wdadventurer thanks very much for that. Helps heaps 👍 I read your very thorough review. I like how you covered all the pros and cons. Really informative Cheers Mick

Thanks Trent. Look forward to giving it a good test over the next couple of months. If you do want to get one, Svnty6 Fab were offering 15% off the first 10 purchased on pre order with code RDT15. Might be worth checking to see if the discount is still available if you want to get one sooner rather than later.

@@4wdadventurer yep just purchased one using that code cheers

Thanks mate appreciate the feedback and good to know it helped. We need to get a few more vids up.

Thanks mate 👍 need to do a vid update as setups changed a bit again 😆

Hey mate. Have you had a look at our blog post? We have loads of pictures and that should give you a good idea of where the hoses are running. I’ve added the link below. Let us know if you need any other info. 4wdadventurer.com/4wds/land-cruiser-build-oil-catch-can/ Cheers Peter

Awesome Andy glad the vid helped. Definitely no mods at all. Such an easy install. We did a blog post as well which might help if fitting yourself. Safari are good but I don’t recon the tiny gains some people claim are worth it for what you need to do with the install. We got insane performance improvement from Just Autos with the TJM. 4wdadventurer.com/4wds/land-cruiser-build-snorkel/ 4wdadventurer.com/4wds/76-land-cruiser/custom-dyno-tune-ecu-remap-by-just-autos/

@@4wdadventurer Cheers thanks mate. Yes once I finish a few more jobs a tune/map is in order. Nice to know that works with the Airtec !

Thanks mate, Glass House has so many great tracks. Such an awesome spot.

@@4wdadventurer hey, we're girls 😃😃😘😘

Thanks mate. They are from Solar Screen Australia. Check out our blog post here 4wdadventurer.com/4wds/land-cruiser-build-rear-solar-screens/

@@4wdadventurer thanks for that. Been looking for something like this for ages.

No problem mate. Hit them up they are very well made and fit perfectly. I think they cost around $200 for the rear side windows and barn windows. Make a big difference with heat and added security with no one being able to see our gear.

No problem mate. Hopefully it helped.

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Hey mate. Just guessing but it’s probably about 50mm higher but hard to tell with our roof rack and the curve in the roof. It sits well below the pioneer platform. Hope that helps.

Hey mate. Not at all, we got that carpet from Bunnings. It’s a marine carpet with a rubber backing and charcoal in colour I think. It matches pretty close. Only problem is the rubber backing adds a bit of weight but it’s a lot thicker than the Drifta carpet so doesn’t easily get damaged which has already happened to the top of our drawers.

Thanks Mack. Yeah you are right. If you get storage right and carry the correct gear you definitely don’t need one.

Gday Dave. It’s a Kings one. But made by Southern Metal Spinners. They seem to make a lot of the Aussie camp ovens that other brands add their logo to. Was on special when we got it so went with the Kings branded one as we saved a few dollars.

I’m sure you are right but we choose to carry a spun steel camp oven for the weight difference. Cast iron is just too heavy.

Haha that’s the worst mate having stuff disorganised. A well organised does make any trip more fun. So much better when everything had its place and is easy to get to.

I’d agree with that mate when you aren’t removing bolts too often. We remove these every 10,000 kms when we change the filter so we are always checking tightness and easier to remove when not using locktite.

Thanks mate.

Cheers mate. Yeah if you can get the storage laid out well and have some good compact gear then you can get quite a bit in the 76. When we get the back seat out and make a few storage additions there with water etc it’ll then be tops for touring.

Cheers mate. Yeah canvas and bootliner bags make a massive difference. So much easier to pack and move. After this trip and all the rough roads, nothing got damaged. They work a treat.

Thanks Shad appreciate it mate. Next project is to remove the back seat and get permanent water storage and more storage options for spares etc.

@@4wdadventurer yeah , thats the go. I still haven’t pulled mine back out to carpet yet and take some measurements. It is handy though 👍👍

Gday Steve. Yeah we made the side shelf and top shelf. We did up a blog post showing how we did it all. Check out the link below. 4wdadventurer.com/4wds/land-cruiser-build-diy-rear-drawer-additional-storage/