2 year review of my Canopy build and fitout.

Hi guys, welcome back to my channel! In this video, I'm excited to bring you a comprehensive 2 year review of my canopy build project to make the most out of your 4wd, touring, overlanding and camping adventure whilst being fully off grid.
Join me as we take a close look at how this custom canopy has held up over time and how it has performed in various conditions.
I'll cover the build quality, materials, design features, and any modifications or improvements made during the past two years to improve my 4wd, touring, overlanding and camping experience. Whether you're considering a similar project or simply curious about the long-term durability of a DIY canopy, this review is packed with valuable insights.
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00:00 Introduction
00:50 a walkaround
02:35 passenger side fitout
05:09 Drivers side fitout
06:19 An explanation of what has changed

[@fatmanoverlanding]

Tweaking a setup is a never ending process. As utilisation change and/or new gear come into the market, setups will continue to evolve IMO. Good one mate. 👍

[@ottouring]

Thanks heaps

[@LandySmurf]

Great setup. Nothing over the top and easily modified if your setup requirements change. Is there room for a trundle drawer out the back? The only thing that I would consider is a pull out drawer table under your xtm drawer. I know this adds weight but could be handy to put things as you get them out of your pantry and fridge but in saying that you already have a fold up table, so this would only be more suitable for quick stops. What do you use the 2nd row seats for? You will be forever changing it as you upgrade items and use it more. That is all part of the fun. I think the best thing is that you didn't go a full canopy to give you outdoor room for various items.

[@livingworkingoutsidebox]

A very good setup. One of the few rigs that someone can afford with out selling a house.😊👍💪
Smart future tweaks will tighten everything up. There's always something to add or tweak. 😊 part of the fun of using it in the real world 🌎 😊

[@ottouring]

Hi mate
Yes always something to update or part of the learning curve and you realise you don’t need or use certain things
Thanks heaps
Craig

[@trevkelly9371]

I like your set up craig not over the top mate just what you need

[@ottouring]

Hi Trevor.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
I really appreciate it.
A few minor tweaks to go and every trip I learn a few more things about it.
Cheers
Craig

[@louiskudlak2256]

Always a work in progress, we're never satisfied, Always tweaking

[@ottouring]

Sometimes we have to workout the difference between need and want
Thanks for your support
Cheers
Craig