THIS is the GEAR that makes the DIFFERENCE on BIG trips 🤙
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Our fave camp gear
Best budget camping cook stove kit: amzn.to/3NKTlWD
Mini Camp Stove: amzn.to/3N7CqxL
Awesome collapsible mugs we use: amzn.to/3aewBjh
All weather fire starters: amzn.to/3x0ubN1
Ultra lite chair: amzn.to/3az5PT8
French Press: amzn.to/3aghkyJ
Truck stuff
Jade’s headlights: amzn.to/3M6ESD6
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Camera Gear
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The truck: Born from a combination of an '86 2wd from California and an '83 4wd from here in BC the Yeti made his debut in March 2018. He had been semi built by a friend of a friend of mine 5 years prior and sat most of the year only being driven a few times each summer. Before Stacey and I were dating, (I was totally courting her) I took her down to look at the truck with me (she's cool like that). We test drove it, and I new I wanted it, and she knew I was going to buy it. I said to her "this thing is like a sasquatch" and she said "nah, it's more like a Yeti." And so it was from that day forward. Since then he's had some significant upgrades in looks and performance. November 2020 he was rolled in an offroading accident and the cab was replaced with another '86 2wd cab (the blue one).
The Specs
2wd to 4wd conversion
22re with 4 speed
Dual transfer cases with twin sticks
Custom front bumper from Westcan Offroad Design
Custom rock sliders from Fabsall
5.29 Yukon Gears F/R
Lock right lockers F/R
Custom thick wall driveshafts from Western Driveline
TG rear bumper
OTT Hi Steer with FJ80 "555" tie rod ends and ARP knuckle studs
Big brake upgrade/braided brake lines
37x12.5x15 Interco TrXus tires
Currently on 15x10 Daytona Steelies painted bronze
Mint interior with custom center console and wicked stereo set-up
Magnaflow 2.5" exhaust with stainless tip
Bilstein 14" 5125 shocks
Runva XP11500 Winch, synthetic rope and wireless remote
www.ToyotaWorldRunners.com for a decal 🤙🍻
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don't forget a fire extinguisher 🙃
Yes! I'm surprised we didn't mention that lol
LMAO.... Missing the 10mm. Yep that is an old Toyota!!! I have an 87 OEM Turbo 4runner with the cheesy but wonderful digital dash that is going to get restored soon. Love watching you guys.
Yip, pretty much what I carry. But........I drive a Nissan, ( tongue in cheek ) they dont really need a lot of spares 🤣🍺. And yes, we do a fair amount of very far in the mountains off roading here in South Africa. Last year this time we did a 5500km trip to Botswana and Zambia. Lots of sand two track driving and my Nissan did it with ease. I have family in Canada and would love to go over and do some out in the woods travel. I also have the Canadian flag sticker on the rear of my truck. Cheers, enjoy your travels.👍🍺
Watching this while rendering a video where we got the 4runner stuck 3 times with no recovery gear 🤣 I do have enough spare parts to build a truck in my drawers though lmao.
Great vid AS ALWAYS!
Battery jumper? They have some super small ones you can get.. I've died before so that's a must imo
Those old Toyotas never get old! lol
How have I never thought about putting a lip on the draw to sit things on table/chopping block. That's bloody brilliant!
Haha yup it definitely works well for cutting boards and the stove! There's a longer 'lid' about 36" at the back of the drawer that we sometimes put sideways at the end as a cooking table.
I didn't see or hear about it. But a chainsaw has gotten me through some blocked trails. I actually carry a Milwaukee 16" now, with a few backup 12.0 batts (rapid charger runs off an inverter). It's much quieter, and I don't have to worry about premixing fuel.
I'm building my first dedicated rig and your videos help lots thanks!
That is awesome! We are happy to hear it 🤘🤙🍻
Always look forward to your videos. Ever tried to weigh all your gear? Would be interesting to know how it adds up.
Haven't yet, but would be interesting for sure!
Love the set up man! Really want to build drawers like that for my ranger. Got a lift and tires going on this weekend, then sending out into your neck of the woods for a camping trip of my own, definitely going to pack some spare parts now 👍🏻
thank you! enjoy the area man, we're pretty lucky out here.
Wow you packed the lot that’s for sure tho it’s always interesting seeing what others pack you never know what you may learn , nice to see a truck that doesn’t cost 100k+
great video and those wheels are Sweet!! I have never really looked into this I just have learned from my poor packing mistakes and or getting stuck an being unprepared and I've added what I thought was essential and it looks like I've done good. I built a platform with pullout drawers and its been a game changer. I like how you put storage for fluids and anything else you don't want to spill👌
thanks man! we are also fantastic at learning the hard way. we laugh about it now though.
This was very insightful ! Thank you. I got a couple of idea for what I need for just in case
Another awesome video, still my favourite guys on TH-cam. I get withdrawal symptoms until your next video comes out, keep up the good work.
haha thanks man! we sure appreciate the support 🤙
Probably a Canadian thing, but I've never met anyone truck-camping in the US without some sort of self-defense weapon. Preferably something that will kill a bear. Not that there are less bears in Canada (not), but because us Americans just seem to like having a gun with us.
I always have the 30-30 in the truck. But not alot of canadians keep a gun in the truck at all times.
Probably we're more concerned with humans than wildlife. A rifle is definitely a practical weapon for the type of remote travel we do, however, keen knowledge and awareness of your surroundings can also be a good weapon ;)
I carry a 10mm Glock. Works on 4 legged and 2 legged varmints.
@@chadwayne892 I saw where a black bear went into a guys house recently in Colorado. Dude had a 10mm and came out on the good end of the issue.
The design flaw of your drawer isn’t the face, it’s the lack of proper drawer slides.
always ready to watch!! keep it up!
Good content bro keep it coming.
Wildernest question: Do you undo the velcro strap on the end bars before folding/packing down? If I don't remove the velcro it packs tight. If I pull the bars down first (with the velcro removed) the bar drops very low. Not much out there on the Wildernest. Thanks!
Maybe my Truck break because of too much spares (front and rear shafts and leaves,bearings,joints ,clutch ,belts,hose,3 used fuelpumps recovery wear like shakels strapps and on )and tools i carry ha ha.I am on my own axels ride my LWB Sammy (10 years daily ride) on and off road (though) . Lucky i only break front and rear a leave front because of extrem droop with long travel shocks from first Toyota RAV( rears ) and expandabel shackles.
Sounds like Murphys Law! Love Samurais.
hello from Poland...
hi n like ur video but does your topper pop open? thks rox
No Jb weld oil or Diff fluid
What kind of truck cap is that
A wildernest!
Do you guys ever carry extra gasoline?
the only time we carried a jerry can was in the Chilcotin. we really should, but our trips on the island are usually in range of gas stations.
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