"That ain't goin' (bloody) nowhere." That phrase has traveled farther in the world's 4WD community than any of us have traveled on four tires. I love it!
Good stuff buddy, but lucky you didn’t film your own eye injury. Safety glasses are really cheap insurance it’s not a matter of if but when, you only get pair of peepers. Speaking from my own mischief. Take care Cheers 🍻
I’ve been stuck on a good layout for my setup in the back of might LC300 , this I am now doing with mine . Awesome , can’t wait to see how you finish it off
Awesome mate....what I like is your doing things on a budget...so young people know they can do it too, have everything they need with some skills, shop around be patient and realise they don't need 10k 12v set-ups nor a 100k vehicle.....some younger people want it all now and this proves you don't need it 😉
10000 percent! I really do put a lot of effort into making it achievable to most! Even with my sponsors I don’t accept stuff cause it’s out of reach from the common man! Thanks for recognizing!! Cheers mate
Luv your work. The little things make the difference. Luv using vice grips over the top of the vice - sorry tradie. There is a heap of space behind that passenger wall. I fitted my battery in there, which allowed more usable space. Great job with bracketry. Keen to see the end result and how it works in real world applications. Need to rebuild my 12V, had resettable 12v CB's protecting everything and died on my Cape York trip and had to dodge rewire everything to keep trip going. Guess they died from corrigations. Carefully of them, sometimes old school is the way to go. Keep it real
I love that you have a extinguisher in the vehicle but i feel like on the back of the cargo barrier isn't the best spot. Personally id suggest at the base of the front seats or similar because in an emergency you are sort of half way to the engine or the boot depending on where the fire is.
Other than the battery the rest of it actually is pretty cheap. The battery was probably cheap from him when he would have got it free from the supplier 😂
@@SAMMIEJONESJUNIOR Other than the welder, which you can get on marketplace pretty cheap, and if you're handy enough, you dont really need it. $50 for an angle grinder, $80 for a circular saw $50 for a socket set $50 for a spanner set, $50 for a drill. Call it $300 for the tools and $150 for the sundries like drill bits, screws and all that stuff brand new (total $450). Materials would be some what cheap with wood and carpet and some scrap steel. I think realistically, if you cant afford the $5-600-ish to make that stuff... You likely cant afford a Patrol in the first place, lets be honest.
@gavinhuckstwhatlli If you are talking pawn shop prices, then you are correct. Even then, quality and durability will be in question. Now if we are talking about out those tools in that pictures then we are way off unless he has the holiday special low grade ryobi tools. The batteries are 199 with the charger alone
@@SAMMIEJONESJUNIOR you could build that whole setup with some cheap hand tools or used power gear off marketplace. Just because old mate uses a circ saw or whatever it doesn’t mean other people have to.
lovin it! quick suggestion, just a strip of aluminium trim on the leading edge there so when you are sliding stuff in and out you dont pull up or damage the carpet! 😁
Surly get an upright fridge! Also when using the power saw try set the depth of the blade to about 3-5mm more then a material your cutting reduces the chance of kick back and is abit easier to control 😃
It's really nice to see you looking after your ears with earmuffs ..... really handy to look after your hearing when you get something into your eyes because you aren't wearing safety glasses ....
I’ll be interested in seeing how you’re shunt goes I got an itec one and I don’t think it’s working properly for some reason Turned out like a good set of draws
Looking really good brother your killing it. The videos only get better and better. Could you please let me know where you got your 12v wire Dispenser from thanks
Currently in the process of building a rear setup for my gu wagon, and you are not wrong about spending a fortune on drawers, was meant to be cheap but building something to your dreams is never the case unfortunately. Currently 6 weeks in to every weekend and arvo and I still don’t have any carpet on, and I’m a chippy so Ik what I’m doing
Looks unreal mate definitely gave me some inspiration on my wagon! what are your thoughts on an Emu wing or something along them lines to make use of the window on the other side?
Hey mate any chance you a pic or video of how you have your child seats anchored now that you have drawers? I couldn’t get it to work but want to run a set of drawers
Tom, it's looking good but I do have a query. Do you intend utilising the standard Patrol wheel jack in the event of a tyre being damaged beyond a simple plug repair? If yes, how do you access it? I had that issue, hence had to leave rear drivers corner vacant to access wheel jack storage. Yes, I could have moved jack, but that's counter intuitive, takes up internal storage then. Something to consider/resolve. I also had the issue of having to retain access to my quarter panel tail lights as well as I'd fitted opperable European lights (appears yours has them also), hence bulb replacement access required, as you'll need to replace reversing light globe in rear quarter panel of std aussie patrol also. Regards, Wealie
Great content as always mate, love seeing diesel in the vids as we also have a boxer, they’re absolutely awesome dogs. Shame about the 12volt gear though😢
Great vid - I built my own draws "drifta style" with no runners - they're going strong after 25 years - and now in their second vehicle. I couldn't afford the asking price of a couple of grand for a rear set up (Kings didn't exist then). You should def checkout a youtuber "pomy down under" to see how you can custom your rear doors with table and in door storage
Put the fire extinguisher on the other side of the cage, no doubt you’ll pack stuff up against it. Those drawers will open by themselves so be ready to put something between them and door. (pool noodle) 👍
@@RoamLyfeif u weld a tiny piece of metal to where the drawers latch catches then they won’t slide open by themselves, basically giving the latch a bigger piece of metal to catch. You don’t ever notice it, looks factory, and saves having a pool noodle in the back
Hey mate, could you pop on some safety glasses in your videos, hate to see you up ate the emergency room, plus some of your subscribers may not be as lucky as you were in the video, good to see you looking after your hearing.
The work this bloke puts in over a 7 day week is commendable, not only is he working on his cars and playing in the shed when he can like everyone else but he’s also filming which takes twice as long to do everything while also editing, raising a family, doing renovations, all while still having a full time job, and all he’s doing is giving us something to watch, I’d say he’s earned some sponsorships. I commend the bloke on all his hard work
@@shanenorwell8580You have your reasons no doubt to have that opinion, however I have an opposing view through experience. I run Itech auxiliary batteries, in both vehicle & caravan, Itech cranking battery in vehicle, Itech 240v charger, Itech inverter. All items have been trouble free, fit and forget. I have zero issues buying Itech or recommending. A battery my brother purchased did fail, I consulted Itech, was blown away by customer service provided, return authorisation issued, battery returned to Itech, diagnosed faulty BMS, replaced, battery returned to me, plus my initial freight costs reimbursed into our bank account. Brother was 100% satisfied. That's customer service. My faith in Itech validated.
Really appreciate how you do things the most everyday people can actually afford
hard he doesn't rush out and buy everything brand new
Thanks mate! I definitely want it to stay this way too 👌🏻
awesome job ! I would recommend getting a fold down table on that large rear door, best mod ever !
One on order ! So keen to get it 👌🏻
Good job Tom. Budget builds that just work.
Cheers Bruce!!
I had a similar set up with the draw system. But I also had a panel for when I had no one in the back seat, I could sleep in the back.
Good to see you're using your safety squints 👍😄
"That ain't goin' (bloody) nowhere." That phrase has traveled farther in the world's 4WD community than any of us have traveled on four tires. I love it!
Good stuff buddy, but lucky you didn’t film your own eye injury. Safety glasses are really cheap insurance it’s not a matter of if but when, you only get pair of peepers. Speaking from my own mischief. Take care Cheers 🍻
This is what you wanna see….. reuse and they turned out sick !
I’d probably move the fire extinguisher to the passenger side of the cage so you can grab it easier ❤
Great looking set up
I’ve been stuck on a good layout for my setup in the back of might LC300 , this I am now doing with mine . Awesome , can’t wait to see how you finish it off
Been waiting for this one ☝🏼
Yewww 👌🏻
Good job mate. As someone who is forever tweaking and modifying their budget setup I 100% relate and appreciate. Rock on legend 👌🏼
Very nice set up, maximizing space.👍
Thanks mate!
Looks absolutely great. Awesome job mate
Thanks bro! 👌🏻
Just about to build my own drawers, perfect timing legend
Hopefully it helps bro 👌🏻
Awesome mate....what I like is your doing things on a budget...so young people know they can do it too, have everything they need with some skills, shop around be patient and realise they don't need 10k 12v set-ups nor a 100k vehicle.....some younger people want it all now and this proves you don't need it 😉
10000 percent! I really do put a lot of effort into making it achievable to most! Even with my sponsors I don’t accept stuff cause it’s out of reach from the common man!
Thanks for recognizing!! Cheers mate
Simple yet effective 👌🏽 keen as to see the rest of your idea come to life
Looks sick!
Luv your work. The little things make the difference. Luv using vice grips over the top of the vice - sorry tradie. There is a heap of space behind that passenger wall. I fitted my battery in there, which allowed more usable space. Great job with bracketry. Keen to see the end result and how it works in real world applications. Need to rebuild my 12V, had resettable 12v CB's protecting everything and died on my Cape York trip and had to dodge rewire everything to keep trip going. Guess they died from corrigations. Carefully of them, sometimes old school is the way to go. Keep it real
Great vid, given me some inspo to redo the draws in my 80, keep it up mate 🤙🏻
Such an awesome set up for a couple bucks and a weekend of DIY 👍🏻
I love that you have a extinguisher in the vehicle but i feel like on the back of the cargo barrier isn't the best spot. Personally id suggest at the base of the front seats or similar because in an emergency you are sort of half way to the engine or the boot depending on where the fire is.
Considering that battery alone is $2K +... not overly cheap 12v setup... the custom outfit does look good though.
Other than the battery the rest of it actually is pretty cheap. The battery was probably cheap from him when he would have got it free from the supplier 😂
Most people can't afford all those tools to do said work
@@SAMMIEJONESJUNIOR Other than the welder, which you can get on marketplace pretty cheap, and if you're handy enough, you dont really need it. $50 for an angle grinder, $80 for a circular saw $50 for a socket set $50 for a spanner set, $50 for a drill. Call it $300 for the tools and $150 for the sundries like drill bits, screws and all that stuff brand new (total $450). Materials would be some what cheap with wood and carpet and some scrap steel.
I think realistically, if you cant afford the $5-600-ish to make that stuff... You likely cant afford a Patrol in the first place, lets be honest.
@gavinhuckstwhatlli If you are talking pawn shop prices, then you are correct. Even then, quality and durability will be in question. Now if we are talking about out those tools in that pictures then we are way off unless he has the holiday special low grade ryobi tools. The batteries are 199 with the charger alone
@@SAMMIEJONESJUNIOR you could build that whole setup with some cheap hand tools or used power gear off marketplace. Just because old mate uses a circ saw or whatever it doesn’t mean other people have to.
Great job and a super clean installation job! I'm definitely looking forward to part 2 when you hook up the power.
Noice work!! Getting flashbacks from the camper trailer you did 👌
Hahaha sorta copied the idea from it! Just worked so well last time hey!
@@RoamLyfe haha yeah, you did a great job on both though mate. Well done 👍
Well done bro👍👍👍
Thanks brother 👌
Such a neat job mate, it looks fantastic. Kept to an awesome budget that most people can afford. Thanks.🍺
Thanks mate!
Has to be one of the best TH-cam channels out there!!
Keep it up
The good ol' Kings drawers getting a new lease in life.
Nice work, as always. But can you reach that fire extinguisher? Especially if the fire was in the back. Might be worth finding a better spot for it.
It was already on the cage on that side! I’ll be shifting it next episode 👌🏻
Great video again as usual mate love ya work cobba 👍
Cheers cobbs 👌🏻😂
lovin it! quick suggestion, just a strip of aluminium trim on the leading edge there so when you are sliding stuff in and out you dont pull up or damage the carpet! 😁
Ripper episode bud the draws came out killa 👌
Fresh, I like it
Have a similar set up
But you give me inspiration
Light simple, effective
Surly get an upright fridge! Also when using the power saw try set the depth of the blade to about 3-5mm more then a material your cutting reduces the chance of kick back and is abit easier to control 😃
Friggin awesome job brother👍. Well done love the idea with the slimline battery. It’s always an issue to get around so great solution. 👏🏻
Great video but ballzy angle grinding like that with no glasses on. Keep up the great work.
Ballzy is one word… stupid is another 🤔
The setup looks mint!
Awesome work mate.
Have you ever considered a gulwing and enclose the battery box
That looks so neat. Next level.
Thats bloomin great work fair play.
Hi mate! looks bloody awesome! I have just bought a 07 GU, really appreciate the content.
awesome work bro, looks legit as!
looks unreal
Hey mate great video, you should look into the drop down tables for the rear doors.
Got one on the way! Stay tuned 👌🏻
It's really nice to see you looking after your ears with earmuffs ..... really handy to look after your hearing when you get something into your eyes because you aren't wearing safety glasses ....
Cheers safety officer
Sick man!!
I l9ve it man will be coping it somewhat man looks really good
I'd like to commend you for spelling "drawers correctly". A rare feat in the 4wd community
Hahaha 😂😂😂😂
@@RoamLyfeI think you need to thank autocorrect for that one ❤ 😉
Gday, that looks shit hot and done at a price you don’t need to mortgage the house on, top job mate, cheers
It’s such an underrated way to get a good looking drawer setup hey! Love the budget shit 👌🏻
I’ll be interested in seeing how you’re shunt goes
I got an itec one and I don’t think it’s working properly for some reason
Turned out like a good set of draws
looks sweet as, done good bro
Nice set up bruv 🍻🍻🍻
Good work
How good. Just paid 6k for some custom drawers in my 62. Wish you posted this 2 months ago 🤣
Looking really good brother your killing it. The videos only get better and better. Could you please let me know where you got your 12v wire Dispenser from thanks
Currently in the process of building a rear setup for my gu wagon, and you are not wrong about spending a fortune on drawers, was meant to be cheap but building something to your dreams is never the case unfortunately. Currently 6 weeks in to every weekend and arvo and I still don’t have any carpet on, and I’m a chippy so Ik what I’m doing
Looks unreal mate definitely gave me some inspiration on my wagon! what are your thoughts on an Emu wing or something along them lines to make use of the window on the other side?
Looks awesome. What did you do with tether straps for kids car seats?
Love it
have you blocked your intake to your rear evaporator with the fuse box and shunt ? Or did you leave decent room for the blower?
Would have probably gone a 40amp charger as the reason the lithiums catch fire is from getting hot, might be something to look into
Top work as always! Don’t need ventilation for the inverter and that??
What did you do for the drawer stoppers or not worrying about it.
Hey mate any chance you a pic or video of how you have your child seats anchored now that you have drawers? I couldn’t get it to work but want to run a set of drawers
Clean 😍
Hey mate great video. Just a question, did you bolt on the drawers top lid or leave it as is
Tom, it's looking good but I do have a query.
Do you intend utilising the standard Patrol wheel jack in the event of a tyre being damaged beyond a simple plug repair?
If yes, how do you access it?
I had that issue, hence had to leave rear drivers corner vacant to access wheel jack storage.
Yes, I could have moved jack, but that's counter intuitive, takes up internal storage then.
Something to consider/resolve.
I also had the issue of having to retain access to my quarter panel tail lights as well as I'd fitted opperable European lights (appears yours has them also), hence bulb replacement access required, as you'll need to replace reversing light globe in rear quarter panel of std aussie patrol also.
Regards, Wealie
Great content as always mate, love seeing diesel in the vids as we also have a boxer, they’re absolutely awesome dogs.
Shame about the 12volt gear though😢
hey mate what were you using to glue the marine carpet down?
Look at scrub kings for arb twin air compressor mount
I’ve gone with a different brand just due to budget 😭
Good to see you got your safety squints on when using an angle grinder haha
I might be wrong but could vibrations/corregations cause the timber to hit the window and crack/smash it
Hmm could do, one way to find out 😂
I mean probably not, surely. We'll find out in a few months. Looks clean as though
Question what did you do to the original engine ? I just remembered randomly 😂😂😂
No sorry! I sold it when I pulled it out ✌️
Good job, if that lithium catches fire, the fumes will be worse than the initial flame
100 percent not a good time 😂😭
Great vid - I built my own draws "drifta style" with no runners - they're going strong after 25 years - and now in their second vehicle. I couldn't afford the asking price of a couple of grand for a rear set up (Kings didn't exist then). You should def checkout a youtuber "pomy down under" to see how you can custom your rear doors with table and in door storage
Awesome work! Drawers are one of those things that just seem to cost way too much! Glad there’s some budget options out there 👌🏻
Oi oi 👋🏻 where can I get one of your windshield stickers mate 🤙🏻
They are releasing very soon! I’d say a couple weeks now!
Put the fire extinguisher on the other side of the cage, no doubt you’ll pack stuff up against it. Those drawers will open by themselves so be ready to put something between them and door. (pool noodle) 👍
Great idea, will do mate! I’m thinking of making some custom draw stops for the drawers too!! ✌️
@@RoamLyfe I like my fire extinguisher in arms reach. One will never put out a engine fire but gives time to get everyone out.
@@RoamLyfeif u weld a tiny piece of metal to where the drawers latch catches then they won’t slide open by themselves, basically giving the latch a bigger piece of metal to catch. You don’t ever notice it, looks factory, and saves having a pool noodle in the back
He done well, didn't he, Diesel?
He’s been slacking lately actually, might have to have a chat to him about his work ethic
Hey mate, could you pop on some safety glasses in your videos, hate to see you up ate the emergency room, plus some of your subscribers may not be as lucky as you were in the video, good to see you looking after your hearing.
Wheres the next vid mate?
Sorry mate! It’s coming next week! I’ve just been recovering from a broken rib! Couldn’t do much 😂
@RoamLyfe I didn't know sorry man... broken ribs aren't much fun...
Did you pay for the I,Teck gear ,i think not.
The price is for the drawer setup bro, not the battery gear as everyone’s is different! I also work very hard for the stuff I have 😑
In fairness no one should pay for itech gear…it’s junk.
The work this bloke puts in over a 7 day week is commendable, not only is he working on his cars and playing in the shed when he can like everyone else but he’s also filming which takes twice as long to do everything while also editing, raising a family, doing renovations, all while still having a full time job, and all he’s doing is giving us something to watch, I’d say he’s earned some sponsorships. I commend the bloke on all his hard work
@@shanenorwell8580You have your reasons no doubt to have that opinion, however I have an opposing view through experience.
I run Itech auxiliary batteries, in both vehicle & caravan, Itech cranking battery in vehicle, Itech 240v charger, Itech inverter.
All items have been trouble free, fit and forget.
I have zero issues buying Itech or recommending.
A battery my brother purchased did fail, I consulted Itech, was blown away by customer service provided, return authorisation issued, battery returned to Itech, diagnosed faulty BMS, replaced, battery returned to me, plus my initial freight costs reimbursed into our bank account.
Brother was 100% satisfied.
That's customer service.
My faith in Itech validated.
Like the build ,but how is it very cheap when that battery is $3000 when not on sale ? Not everyone has the benefit of sponsors.
nothing burns quite as well as lithium, nothing
yeah totally under $400... why clickbait?
Sorry to clarify, the drawers for under 400$ the 12v system is not included