Thanks! And you’re welcome. I watched lots of van builds and suv builds on TH-cam before I built mine out. So figured why not upload a walk around. So maybe could help someone else out in planning their build.
I'll be honest man when I saw the vehicle I was like "this is gonna be a mess inside..." but I was wrong. You have a very nice and simple set up. I like the way you organized it and kept it minimal, and everything you did was pretty good quality compared to the cluttered mess you see inside a lot of SUVs. I just traded in my overland built 4runner today and bought my 1st Suburban and your video gave me a couple ideas. Thanks!
Thanks. I didn’t want a ton of extra weight so kept everything as minimal as possible. But still have everything I need inside for a trip at all times. Just throw some food in the fridge and grab some clothes and go.
You did a great job, I’m doing the exact same with an 02 Avalanche. The build is done, now it’s the inside build. I have the snug top camper shell on. I’ll be using your set up
A very cool rig set-up, only down is sleeping next to the fridge because the compress kicked on in the middle of the night, and looking forward to seeing more of your overlanding videos.
'08 ESV in the worx. You've got a lot of good little trinkets there bud. Awnings are simple, nice. Chargeable water pump for a 5gal?? Genius. Never seen that. We're goin for the roof tent tho, not using the usual area for sleeping quarters. Can go out further and longer with more supplies. Well fukkin done bro. Thank you. ✌️from AZ 🏜
Great looking suburban, how many miles are on your rig? Looking at a similar year with 80k and wondering about maintenance issues you have experienced? Thanks for posting.
I've got over 280k on my 2001 Suburban 2500 with the 6.0. I bought it with high mileage for $1,800. I've replaced the A/C compressor. I replaced the steering box with a "blue top" rebuilt box. I've had a number of suburbans. If you notice the fuel pump is starting to get louder, replace it cause it's about to fail. Rather than dropping the tank, consider cutting an access panel from the inside. They are very affordable and easy to work on.
What size battery is your second. I bought a battery tray. But now I can't find a battery to fit I.n it lol. The tray I bought is sopost to be oem. Thank you .
Big lifts aren't necessary. My buddy, who off roads all the time out in Idaho, told me years ago that 33s are plenty for off-road. I will likely do the Kryptonite 3" lift on my Z71 Burb and run with a set of 285/75/17 tires. Brand new FX4 super duty trucks come with that size, so they have to be capable.
I agree in Michigan especially. That’s all I run on my actual wheeling rig. My Jeep XJ is on 33x13.50x15 Open Country MTs with a spartan locker up front. The suburban is more my tow rig and back road cruiser lol.
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OMG ! I was so worried about having doors instead of a hatch back and u have made them useful
The barn doors was a selling point for me when I was looking to buy.
Never want a Suburban unless it has the two barn doors. Tailgate with rolldown window will not last with GM notorious cheap quality and design.
The Barn Door setup is perfection! 🤘
@@AdventuresOfRogersAndHenderson the barn doors was a selling point for me on this suburban. Because I had this design in mind.
What a great TurnKey setup, really the best one I've seen for solo. Thanks for sharing, you gave me some great ideas.
Thanks! And you’re welcome. I watched lots of van builds and suv builds on TH-cam before I built mine out. So figured why not upload a walk around. So maybe could help someone else out in planning their build.
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This is seriously so cool!
@@imagreenfish1 Thanks. Look out for an updated walk around after the remodel.
I'll be honest man when I saw the vehicle I was like "this is gonna be a mess inside..." but I was wrong. You have a very nice and simple set up. I like the way you organized it and kept it minimal, and everything you did was pretty good quality compared to the cluttered mess you see inside a lot of SUVs. I just traded in my overland built 4runner today and bought my 1st Suburban and your video gave me a couple ideas. Thanks!
Thanks. I didn’t want a ton of extra weight so kept everything as minimal as possible. But still have everything I need inside for a trip at all times. Just throw some food in the fridge and grab some clothes and go.
Came over from FB group SUV/RVing. Well thought out and nicely built. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! If you enjoyed video. Consider subscribing. I will upload more suburban content coming this next year.
this is literally perfect this is how i want my burb to set up inside
Thanks. I set it up super basic at first. Then started using it and figured out what I wanted and in what places. And added it a little at a time.
Super nice love it!!!! I have the same suburban and I love to see what can be done to it
Thanks! They are very good rigs for camping and traveling out of.
You did a great job, I’m doing the exact same with an 02 Avalanche. The build is done, now it’s the inside build. I have the snug top camper shell on. I’ll be using your set up
Thanks for the compliment. Have fun with your build!
The ultimate camping Suburban!
We need to get out and do some camping next summer!
Not a good arrangement for a sportsman that hunts and fishes.
Really cool set up man.
Thanks!
Hamburger helper… my dog and I just had some, bachelor food, lol
Quick and easy lol
A very cool rig set-up, only down is sleeping next to the fridge because the compress kicked on in the middle of the night, and looking forward to seeing more of your overlanding videos.
Thanks! The fridge is at my feet so it’s not bad.
I like ur set up
Thanks. I just did a remodel on it. Keep an eye out for an updated walk around coming soon.
@@northernmichiganoverland i sure will
@@mattvangundy not sure if you seen it yet but remodel video is up.
th-cam.com/video/CnuAsNqyLCI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=oqUvEHqkb0Pf58fm
awesome
Thanks
'08 ESV in the worx.
You've got a lot of good little trinkets there bud.
Awnings are simple, nice. Chargeable water pump for a 5gal??
Genius. Never seen that.
We're goin for the roof tent tho, not using the usual area for sleeping quarters. Can go out further and longer with more supplies.
Well fukkin done bro.
Thank you.
✌️from AZ 🏜
Thanks. Yep it works for the 5 gallon water jugs great!
Cool. I'm a new owner of this platform looking for ideas, thanks.
Really nice looking setup. It looks like your fridge is secured with red straps, but in event of a major crash is the box secured?
Thanks. Yes the box is attached in the spots the third row seat would normally attach.
Great looking suburban, how many miles are on your rig? Looking at a similar year with 80k and wondering about maintenance issues you have experienced? Thanks for posting.
Thanks. Mine has 108k on the 6.0. They are super reliable!Just basic upkeep maintenance. Way better then the later years in my opinion.
@@northernmichiganoverland This one is a 6.0 as well, thanks, good to hear.
@@edhiestand1197 I know guys with over 300k on stock 6.0s and still going strong.
I've got over 280k on my 2001 Suburban 2500 with the 6.0. I bought it with high mileage for $1,800. I've replaced the A/C compressor. I replaced the steering box with a "blue top" rebuilt box. I've had a number of suburbans. If you notice the fuel pump is starting to get louder, replace it cause it's about to fail. Rather than dropping the tank, consider cutting an access panel from the inside. They are very affordable and easy to work on.
@@davidbenji1 yep that’s exactly why I picked this one up. Only 105k on the clock and zero rust. Thanks for the heads up on the fuel pump.
What size battery is your second. I bought a battery tray. But now I can't find a battery to fit I.n it lol. The tray I bought is sopost to be oem. Thank you .
Same as the stock battery. Basically just runs my fridge and a few leds. And most of the time I move daily so dont need a ton of juice.
now thats an overland build with the lift . not that no lift nonsense
Big lifts aren't necessary. My buddy, who off roads all the time out in Idaho, told me years ago that 33s are plenty for off-road. I will likely do the Kryptonite 3" lift on my Z71 Burb and run with a set of 285/75/17 tires. Brand new FX4 super duty trucks come with that size, so they have to be capable.
I agree in Michigan especially. That’s all I run on my actual wheeling rig. My Jeep XJ is on 33x13.50x15 Open Country MTs with a spartan locker up front. The suburban is more my tow rig and back road cruiser lol.
What kind of water pump are you using?
Just a cheap one off Amazon that’s usb rechargeable
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Link for awning?
www.napaonline.com/en/p/BK_MTSA2525