Overland Camping Car Demo | Land Rover Defender 130 Outbound

Encounter Japan like never before in this best-in-class, fully equipped Carpathian Gray LandRover 130 Defender Outbound.
The interior features advanced premium car technology; carplay ready navigation system, a pull-out kitchen unit, 40L fridge, 2000watt battery system, camping & cooking equipment and roof tent sleeping area.
This 4x4 overland campervan can accommodate up to two adults and two children comfortably (5 seats) with its best in class "Eezi-Awn" Sword roof top tent and "Quick Pitch" 270 degree shade awning. This large sized camping car is both spacious & luxurious.
This Overlanders personality is for the adventure ready young family, budding entrepreneur and the innovative couples road trip.
The custom built rear trunk kitchenette offers camping chairs, camping tables, a firepit, gas stove, camping lights, bowls, cups, sauces, plates, cooking and eating utensils and much more. Complimentary olive oil, salt & pepper, a gas cassette and fire lighting tools are also included.
The internal rooftent sleeping area is 2m in length and 1.9m wide. All seasonal bedding, pillows with internal USB charging ports and light is included inside the roof tent.
Book Here to Start Your Ultimate Japan Road Trip Adventure;overlandjapan....

[@Kiwiadventurerandoverlander]

Needs a better and simpler RTT. You forgot to mention about the adBlue for the diesel. Otherwise reasonable good set up.

[@overlandcampersjapan]

We take care of the adBlue here. We are happy with the Eezi-Awn Sword RTT as a family option when evaluating the market. We found many advantages over other makers.

[@andrew_ep_curtis]

Imagine worrying about scratching an "overlander" haha.

[@bertvanlent6650]

great set-up ! the 130 looks tunning in this version, what brand of rooften and awning is this?

[@overlandcampersjapan]

Thanks! We are proud of the build. We went for the new Eezi-Awn Sword family roof tent and we paired with the QuickPitch 270 Awning

[@kristinewestwood7038]

Imagine being on a trail and ripping that electrical wires out of the rear pillar and bricking your rig on a tight muddy trail😥 no thanks !