It's nice; however, the added weight. Is it within the vehicle's registered cargo weight!? Is the suspension upgraded!? Is a transmission cooler (if automatic) required on this model!? Upgraded brakes for stopping!? Tire ratings!? Etc. Will this vehicle tow a trailer or even have a 2 inch reciever basket!? The vehicle may do fine on flat roads. But add hills, road conditions like snow or mud, even the slightest off road use... and problems may occur. Just say as an extreme overlander, these are things many forget to consider.
@@AnthonyRMaradin what exactly is an "extreme overlander" I don't think that this setup is anywhere hindering the vehicle. If it was sagging or something then I'd be concerned but they will be good.
@@AnthonyRMaradin 2015 and newer models load weight capacity is 2700 lbs, this is well within the specs of its reach. I have a 2 inch receiver and two a 1600 camper and full car load on mine with no issues.
@@michaelwalker9229 - You do not understand vehicle weight restrictions - which is one of many points I made. There is towing capacity, receiver weight and what the vehicle can carry inside. Finally, I simply shared things most people fail to consider. Feel free to have the last word.
Solid Wood Worx I’m trying to do something simple like this to my Scion tC have you done anything like that with a tc or anything at all with a tc? Or could you give me some ideas?
I’ve been thinking on this for a couple of years. After reading the other comment here regarding weight, my decision to utilize carbon fiber is solidified. It will not require me to upgrade components on the vehicle. The cost will be a wash in comparison.
@@josephhuffstetler6569 Just start sleeping in your car on a regular basis and ideas will start coming to you. Mainly what you need to live and where you want to store everything.
Love the build! I'm on my 4th version of outfitting my 2001 Ford Explorer Sport. My third build was done by my son in law who is a finishing carpenter .. so we built all the cabinetry like you did. And where is it now? On the garage floor. I built a place where there was almost no room left for me! LOL Now I have my bed and that is a raised deck to level me out but has storage under it. Now all my cooking gear and food go into a 'larder' that I can remove and it becomes my seat outside and cooking area too. All my clothing now goes into stuff sacks that can be compressed .. the sacks are also waterproof. Now for sleeping or just relaxing I have way more room .. when I pack up, the big Plano plastic box has wheels on one end and I lift it in and strap in down .. all hard items in my rig are secured. Hope you don't take offense that I may be 'dissing' you work .. it is gorgeous .. just saying what I ended up doing.
Her idea of using spare tire space, plus ALL that flexible storage/sleeping space you found in a WAGON - combined genius! Subscribed, hooked, addicted...
I drive a Santa Fe and have been watching van build videos for the last year looking forward to the day when I can get a van. I'm so glad people like this guy are also on TH-cam. I realize now that there's plenty I can do with my Santa Fe so I don't have to wait or spend money on a van. I've already got some ideas that I'm going to try out.
Hands down THE BEST suv camper setup of all the ones I've seen. Only thing I wish were added were a tap w/ pump for doing dishes and showering when necessary
This is the first subaru conversion I've seen that utilizes the space in the spare tire well. Thank you! It annoys me so much when folks just cover it up lol.
Great work! I assume she’ll be sealing and finishing all the wood surfaces. Excellent use of space and approach to the layout--it’s a really small car interior, so you did a terrific job of meeting all her needs.
Very clever build. You should be proud of that one, I am impressed. When you walked around to show the water I was expecting an above rack outdoor shower with her outdoor lifestyle. Thinking about pulling out the tank-corner was smart, It surprised me, I would have had to make that one...after the build, lol, Thanks for letting me see it! I’d say keep up the good work, but with your talent... I think, you don’t have a choice!
Really quality work my friend. Add some access to the cabinet space from the left back/passenger door and you can grab items from outside the vehicle when you need them in a hurry after getting out of the drivers seat. That and some coat hooks for your puffy/misc. clothes on that 45 degree section above the water tank. That’s how I rigged “the garage” on my minivan buildout and it is a dream. Rain coat/puffy are right there after you hop out of the drivers seat depending on weather. Not to mention my rack and haul bags. 👍 Also, using a Kreg jig on 1/2” ply worked well throughout on my rig, you’d be surprised how sturdy that stuff is on edge or even over a 2’ span when laid flat. Again awesome attention to detail and quality work brother! 👍 Thanks for the tour.
Great build! It just needs a Carbon Monoxide Detector, Smoke Detector, and a Fire Extinguisher! For those saying the wood has no finish and will stain, it may have a clear matte finish on it.
I would mount the solar panel towards the front of the roof rack. Having it angled upward like that is creating lift and a force trying to pull it off rather then pushing it down. The organizer is amazing.
I have built out my Hyundai Tucson in much the same way. The mattress to get is the Exped Megamat 10. It rolls up to not much if you need to transport something in the sleeping space. It's also incredibly comfortable and holds its shape and air like you wouldn't believe.
Barb R they’re great cars. I absolutely love mine. I owned a 1999 Legacy GT 2.5 previously. Didn’t hesitate to look for another Subaru a few years ago when I needed to replace the Legacy. The Outback has been a great choice.
This is perfect for stealth camping. Seems a bit heavy but maybe not. Also love the solar idea. I plan to trick out my next subie in the near future as well. Nice clean build though.
WATERTANK is going to be heavy to manibulate other than for mending. Consider a pump and hose (or funnle). Otherwise truely excellent sample of execution(elegant efficiancy) (Mention perhaps that the type and thickness of wood can double the weight fast...)
This is kickass! I am using a legacy and was wondering about taking the back seats out, I'm happy to see how well it works! Thanks for the awesome video
Thanks for the ideas . Your builds are getting better and more creative, nice work! I would agree that you might want to clear coat w a durable finish to prevent moisture issues .. Still awesome use of space 👍
awesome build! i think it would be good to have a door on the other side of that storage so you don't have to walk around to the other side of your vehicle if you forget something. you could just put a sliding door lock on that side so it doesn't come open when you put stuff in it. i'm referring to 4:17 of the video.
Dude!!! This thing is awesome!! Gives me so many ideas of what I want my Subaru to become! I love Subaru’s so much, and I plan to mimic this design to my own best abilities
There are many things to consider before building out any rig. Weight rating of a vehicle, suspension, transmission, tires, brakes, where will it be driven, etc. This is based on longevity of the vehicle, safety for self and others, legality and insurance, etc. Just saying.
Do you know your vehicle's weight restriction!? Added weight usually means suspension and brake upgrades. Will your transmission, if auto, need a cooler!? Tire ratings!? What kind of weather, road conditions, etc. could you find yourself on!? Things many overlanders and off roaders tend to forget. Van and tiny homes on trailer people almost always forget.
@ekim andersom - I actually found the max weight and posted it in another comment. The max weight includes fuel, cargo, trailer weight on the hitch and passengers. The other missed point by many is how does the build react in accidents. As well as upgrades to tires, suspension, brakes, transmissions, etc. that add weight. Add terrain and every pound counts. The overall handling of modified vehicles needs to be considered. People use vehicles not only specifically designed for overland / off road, but build off of these rigs for a specific reason.
Wow! This is amazing. I’m looking for a minivan to take long trips in. Wish I could afford something like this. I absolutely love it. You do stellar work.
Bro, You are getting me trouble with my wife. I watch your videos and all I do is tell her I want to do this with my Rogue. I like this build the best.
Cool build! I have 3 suggestions for her: -If you are going to mount a spare on the top go to a scrap yard a buy a full size wheel -Connect your car battery to your solar one. (Good practice to have a disconnect switch between them) Your alternator will recharge your solar. Also if your car battery ever gets low, you have a backup to start the car. -If you have time make a tent to go over your hatch, rainy or hot days will be better!
This is not my car its for the customer i just did the build. As for your suggestions i suggested a dual battery isolator to the customer but she wanted the solar. The isolator does help with dual charging for sure. But as you said about using it to jump start your car sometimes that doesnt work because you need a battery with high cranking amps, these solar batteries dont have that. The tent over hatch idea would be sweet, but also with these subarus, for some reason they drain the battery when the hatch is open!
Solid Wood Worx I don't know what kind of battery you got in there. I had 6v golf cart batteries and I used them to jump start my van a few times when my battery was failing. Anyways, the point is: very cool build!
Oh wow! Super clean and efficient build! Only detail it's missing is some hooks or maybe bungees on that driver side "wall". There's plenty enough room there to hang one or two items on hangers, just in case. Jackets maybe. Also... wow... I didn't even know 4 foot slide outs were a thing!
She’s wise to get this installed months before her big trip. It looks like it’s designed well and she has time see if any small additions could make it even better. Good suggestion for extra storage and organization.
There is a lot of engineering when doing a proper overland or off road build, even when DIY. How will the build react to a front and rear collision, as well as a roll over!? Weight distribution!? Weight restrictions of a vehicle, which includes the build, people, gear and supplies. Suspension and brake upgrades. Cooler for automatic transmissions. Will a 2 inch reciever be used for towing or carrying. Terrain and weather conditions. Etc. One mod causes a chain reaction of other mods, as vehicle manufacturer engineers design a vehicle to perform within specific specifications. Without proper considerations, not only is there safety issues, but also impacts the longevity of the vehicle. I'm seeing more and more people doing builds without consideration of any of the said examples. Eventually this will impact proper builds for the overland and off road communities, which I'm a part of. Like when building anything, the proper tools are used and safety is a must; it begins with choosing the proper vehicle for an application, not what feels good or looks nice.
Nice build. Love the interior. Very well made. I wouldn't put anything on the roof though. That saves on fuel and you get a lot less wind-noise. You don't need solar while driving, you can charge your batteries of the alternator. Put the solar panel somewhere inside and put it on a stand when you need it (and point it to the sun). You've could have made the spare wheel well accessible or you can bring a tire repair kit.
What, no TV!!?? Just kidding keyboard warriors, put your fingers down. Actually this is the exact channel I need to subscribe to. Lots of great ideas for conversions.
Love it! Do you have a website? I want to eventually do a build for my Subaru outback. Its an older model 2005. I like this setup. Maybe I'll even take my passenger seat out too.
Best Subaru camper conversion I've seen. Thumbs way up.
Right!!
It's nice; however, the added weight.
Is it within the vehicle's registered cargo weight!?
Is the suspension upgraded!?
Is a transmission cooler (if automatic) required on this model!?
Upgraded brakes for stopping!?
Tire ratings!?
Etc.
Will this vehicle tow a trailer or even have a 2 inch reciever basket!?
The vehicle may do fine on flat roads. But add hills, road conditions like snow or mud, even the slightest off road use... and problems may occur.
Just say as an extreme overlander, these are things many forget to consider.
@@AnthonyRMaradin what exactly is an "extreme overlander" I don't think that this setup is anywhere hindering the vehicle. If it was sagging or something then I'd be concerned but they will be good.
@@AnthonyRMaradin 2015 and newer models load weight capacity is 2700 lbs, this is well within the specs of its reach. I have a 2 inch receiver and two a 1600 camper and full car load on mine with no issues.
@@michaelwalker9229 - You do not understand vehicle weight restrictions - which is one of many points I made. There is towing capacity, receiver weight and what the vehicle can carry inside. Finally, I simply shared things most people fail to consider. Feel free to have the last word.
I am blown away by how much room and storage you can fit in that car. Just amazing.
If you'd like Sean to make a "One Year Later" video with likes, dislikes and what she would do different, thumbs up this comment.
I can ask her and she if shes up to it.
@@SolidWoodWorx I subbed just in case it works out! Awesome work on this one.
Solid Wood Worx I’m trying to do something simple like this to my Scion tC have you done anything like that with a tc or anything at all with a tc? Or could you give me some ideas?
I’ve been thinking on this for a couple of years. After reading the other comment here regarding weight, my decision to utilize carbon fiber is solidified. It will not require me to upgrade components on the vehicle. The cost will be a wash in comparison.
@@josephhuffstetler6569 Just start sleeping in your car on a regular basis and ideas will start coming to you.
Mainly what you need to live and where you want to store everything.
Love the build! I'm on my 4th version of outfitting my 2001 Ford Explorer Sport. My third build was done by my son in law who is a finishing carpenter .. so we built all the cabinetry like you did. And where is it now? On the garage floor. I built a place where there was almost no room left for me! LOL Now I have my bed and that is a raised deck to level me out but has storage under it. Now all my cooking gear and food go into a 'larder' that I can remove and it becomes my seat outside and cooking area too. All my clothing now goes into stuff sacks that can be compressed .. the sacks are also waterproof. Now for sleeping or just relaxing I have way more room .. when I pack up, the big Plano plastic box has wheels on one end and I lift it in and strap in down .. all hard items in my rig are secured. Hope you don't take offense that I may be 'dissing' you work .. it is gorgeous .. just saying what I ended up doing.
Her idea of using spare tire space, plus ALL that flexible storage/sleeping space you found in a WAGON - combined genius! Subscribed, hooked, addicted...
this is the most Oregon thing we've ever seen
@Jake Sangria bahahaha
All those successful, highly educated, high tech employees do no good for America.
I'm being sarcastic. Look up the word.
@@johnmca5643 They are great. The governments they elect sucks.
You are becoming the big dog in custom camper conversions. Im thinking of lifting my toyota sienna mini van and your skills might be of service!
I'd like to see if that happens! I have a Sienna as well.
I drive a Santa Fe and have been watching van build videos for the last year looking forward to the day when I can get a van. I'm so glad people like this guy are also on TH-cam. I realize now that there's plenty I can do with my Santa Fe so I don't have to wait or spend money on a van. I've already got some ideas that I'm going to try out.
Hands down THE BEST suv camper setup of all the ones I've seen. Only thing I wish were added were a tap w/ pump for doing dishes and showering when necessary
This is the first subaru conversion I've seen that utilizes the space in the spare tire well. Thank you! It annoys me so much when folks just cover it up lol.
Great work! I assume she’ll be sealing and finishing all the wood surfaces. Excellent use of space and approach to the layout--it’s a really small car interior, so you did a terrific job of meeting all her needs.
Very clever build. You should be proud of that one, I am impressed. When you walked around to show the water I was expecting an above rack outdoor shower with her outdoor lifestyle. Thinking about pulling out the tank-corner was smart, It surprised me, I would have had to make that one...after the build, lol, Thanks for letting me see it! I’d say keep up the good work, but with your talent... I think, you don’t have a choice!
Really cool! Tonssss of storage there👍 I love my build, but this seems like another great option.
Dude such a sick build!!!
A very practical design & build for the limited size of the vehicle. Thumbs up to everyone involved.
Really quality work my friend. Add some access to the cabinet space from the left back/passenger door and you can grab items from outside the vehicle when you need them in a hurry after getting out of the drivers seat. That and some coat hooks for your puffy/misc. clothes on that 45 degree section above the water tank. That’s how I rigged “the garage” on my minivan buildout and it is a dream. Rain coat/puffy are right there after you hop out of the drivers seat depending on weather. Not to mention my rack and haul bags. 👍
Also, using a Kreg jig on 1/2” ply worked well throughout on my rig, you’d be surprised how sturdy that stuff is on edge or even over a 2’ span when laid flat. Again awesome attention to detail and quality work brother! 👍
Thanks for the tour.
Just built how the customer wanted mate. Yup pocket holes are the best used many on this job.
I remember when this video came out. Hope it hits a million views!
This is the best build I have saw. I have a small camper, but your idea seems so much easier
Wow, superb job! I have a 2004 Forester, this set-up will be perfect.
one of the best camper builds i have seen. i would have hidden the cabinet hinges personally. i love this great design.
I'm honestly pretty impressed for such a small space!
Wow awesome boxes and look very big inside that subaru
I just ordered an Outback and I already want this.
Would you mind to review your Outback please?
I'm looking one for this spring.
Woow .... one of the best car conversion I have seen so far ..... congrats ... she gonna have a lot of fun 👍👍
Brian, Wow that was impressive use of space! Great job! Solar too!
I'm seriously thinking about a build like this for my 2016 Kia Soul. Awesome build and video. Thanks!
A rooftop roll-out annex would compliment this perfectly. I have a custom 4m x 3m on my 2005 outback and use it every time I go camping and love it!
Unique design this is genius congratulations on your adventures this young man and his team did an incredible job Many blessings to you all
Thanks for the link to the 50" drawer slides on Amazon.
Who cares
Great build! It just needs a Carbon Monoxide Detector, Smoke Detector, and a Fire Extinguisher! For those saying the wood has no finish and will stain, it may have a clear matte finish on it.
Great point on the detectors!
I would mount the solar panel towards the front of the roof rack.
Having it angled upward like that is creating lift and a force trying to pull it off rather then pushing it down.
The organizer is amazing.
Ya we did end up moving it around!
Awesome build. Love all the sliding storage areas.
I have built out my Hyundai Tucson in much the same way. The mattress to get is the Exped Megamat 10. It rolls up to not much if you need to transport something in the sleeping space. It's also incredibly comfortable and holds its shape and air like you wouldn't believe.
literally going to use this as a model for my crosstrek build out
Been thinking of getting an Outback, definitely need to get one and do this! Great build out guys!
Barb R they’re great cars. I absolutely love mine. I owned a 1999 Legacy GT 2.5 previously. Didn’t hesitate to look for another Subaru a few years ago when I needed to replace the Legacy. The Outback has been a great choice.
U R the king of the road , Mite ....... :) Love It.
You guys did a great job maximizing the space!!
Need one like this on my Honda Od. Great job.
This is perfect for stealth camping. Seems a bit heavy but maybe not. Also love the solar idea. I plan to trick out my next subie in the near future as well. Nice clean build though.
This is a very cool conversion. Well done, guys. All the best on your climbing trip.
Great video. Cool to see your interaction with clients. Awesome build. 👏
WATERTANK is going to be heavy to manibulate other than for mending. Consider a pump and hose (or funnle). Otherwise truely excellent sample of execution(elegant efficiancy) (Mention perhaps that the type and thickness of wood can double the weight fast...)
This man deserves more subscribers! Talented artist.
Brian, I am so amazed at your talent and skill! Really great build! Thanks for sharing!
Nice build. Thanks for sharing.
This is kickass! I am using a legacy and was wondering about taking the back seats out, I'm happy to see how well it works! Thanks for the awesome video
Wow!! Super impressed !!👍👍👍👍
This is awesome! I want you guys to build my Forester out!
That's a very good build.. very practical setup, nice design to make everything work
Exceptional work, sir. I hope she has awesome adventures. Chain, lock and cover that spare against sun rot.
The tire will be fine from the sun lol.
@@AnthonyRMaradin they sun rot where I live rather quickly.
@@wolfsmith2865 - What kind of tires! Overland / off road, no one has that issue. But then again, we do not run average street tires.
@@AnthonyRMaradin I live in Arizona and the summer sun will eat your spare tires if left uncovered.
@@wolfsmith2865 - Okay.
You rock Brian!
Very cool design. It’s amazing that you can stay under the weight rating using wood instead of some type of synthetic material.
Wow, that is the coolest and most efficient SUV build out ever! Amazing job. You need to sell the blueprints to folks who want to DIY
It was really intricate but next oen i might try to make something simpler
...nice work Solid Wood Worx,
way to go Shaun🧗🏼♀️
Wow! This is the best and most efficient use of space I've seen for a build🚙. I have a Toyota Highlander and would like to do this.
Great job on the design and build. Tight area to work with on an a Outback. Well done.
How did I miss the channel for so long?! Absolute brilliance!
Thanks
Thanks for the ideas .
Your builds are getting better and more creative, nice work!
I would agree that you might want to clear coat w a durable finish to prevent moisture issues ..
Still awesome use of space 👍
Great use of space! Genius
awesome build! i think it would be good to have a door on the other side of that storage so you don't have to walk around to the other side of your vehicle if you forget something. you could just put a sliding door lock on that side so it doesn't come open when you put stuff in it. i'm referring to 4:17 of the video.
This build is so cool, and seems very useful 😄
Really cool 😎. Have an amazing weekend, Andreas 🇸🇪
Nice work!
Dude!!! This thing is awesome!! Gives me so many ideas of what I want my Subaru to become! I love Subaru’s so much, and I plan to mimic this design to my own best abilities
There are many things to consider before building out any rig. Weight rating of a vehicle, suspension, transmission, tires, brakes, where will it be driven, etc. This is based on longevity of the vehicle, safety for self and others, legality and insurance, etc. Just saying.
Very cool setup! I bet she’s going to get many years of adventures out of this rig.
That is awesome. I'd like a set up like that for my Forester.
Do you know your vehicle's weight restriction!? Added weight usually means suspension and brake upgrades. Will your transmission, if auto, need a cooler!? Tire ratings!? What kind of weather, road conditions, etc. could you find yourself on!? Things many overlanders and off roaders tend to forget. Van and tiny homes on trailer people almost always forget.
@ekim andersom - I actually found the max weight and posted it in another comment. The max weight includes fuel, cargo, trailer weight on the hitch and passengers. The other missed point by many is how does the build react in accidents. As well as upgrades to tires, suspension, brakes, transmissions, etc. that add weight. Add terrain and every pound counts. The overall handling of modified vehicles needs to be considered. People use vehicles not only specifically designed for overland / off road, but build off of these rigs for a specific reason.
Great build! Love the Subaru too! What a great offroad rig
Love this! One of the more creative builds I've seen to date.
Nice build 👍👍👍. Super nice 👌 👍 👏
I have the same car and have wondered about sleeping in it and this was great - thanks.
Amazing! You people are geniuses!
Omg, I love this and how you executed her ideas so perfectly!!
Wow! This is amazing. I’m looking for a minivan to take long trips in. Wish I could afford something like this. I absolutely love it. You do stellar work.
Thats an awesome setup! Need this in Australia
Pretty cool actually. Combo this with the tent that attaches to the hatch it can be pretty useful
Bro, You are getting me trouble with my wife. I watch your videos and all I do is tell her I want to do this with my Rogue. I like this build the best.
Haha that's funny
Cool build! I have 3 suggestions for her:
-If you are going to mount a spare on the top go to a scrap yard a buy a full size wheel
-Connect your car battery to your solar one. (Good practice to have a disconnect switch between them) Your alternator will recharge your solar. Also if your car battery ever gets low, you have a backup to start the car.
-If you have time make a tent to go over your hatch, rainy or hot days will be better!
This is not my car its for the customer i just did the build. As for your suggestions i suggested a dual battery isolator to the customer but she wanted the solar. The isolator does help with dual charging for sure. But as you said about using it to jump start your car sometimes that doesnt work because you need a battery with high cranking amps, these solar batteries dont have that. The tent over hatch idea would be sweet, but also with these subarus, for some reason they drain the battery when the hatch is open!
Solid Wood Worx
I don't know what kind of battery you got in there. I had 6v golf cart batteries and I used them to jump start my van a few times when my battery was failing. Anyways, the point is: very cool build!
100% correct with regard to the full size rim/tire. If you're even remotely off road the donut is not going to make it out.
ya full size tire would be good!
I absolutely love this build out. Great job!!!!!
Really nice build!
You guys do great work. Super clean simple details. Awesome. Gave me some good ideas.
Nice build. Thank you for the video.
Oh wow! Super clean and efficient build! Only detail it's missing is some hooks or maybe bungees on that driver side "wall". There's plenty enough room there to hang one or two items on hangers, just in case. Jackets maybe. Also... wow... I didn't even know 4 foot slide outs were a thing!
Yup I think that is a great idea i let the custoemr usually add all there finishing touches to the build where it works for them.
She’s wise to get this installed months before her big trip. It looks like it’s designed well and she has time see if any small additions could make it even better.
Good suggestion for extra storage and organization.
Great video and fun to see a Subaru Outback built out like that for long term trips. Have fun on the trip and thanks for sharing.
Damn that's a pretty cool set up and its not even an SUV.
Imagine what he could do with that SUV
Or a box car.
OMG - I want you to convert my Subaru!! that was beautiful work!
Sick build out. Amazing what can be done with some skill and imagination.
....and money....lots of money!!! ;-)
Is it the fashion now to say it's sick?.
There is a lot of engineering when doing a proper overland or off road build, even when DIY.
How will the build react to a front and rear collision, as well as a roll over!? Weight distribution!?
Weight restrictions of a vehicle, which includes the build, people, gear and supplies. Suspension and brake upgrades. Cooler for automatic transmissions. Will a 2 inch reciever be used for towing or carrying. Terrain and weather conditions. Etc.
One mod causes a chain reaction of other mods, as vehicle manufacturer engineers design a vehicle to perform within specific specifications.
Without proper considerations, not only is there safety issues, but also impacts the longevity of the vehicle.
I'm seeing more and more people doing builds without consideration of any of the said examples.
Eventually this will impact proper builds for the overland and off road communities, which I'm a part of.
Like when building anything, the proper tools are used and safety is a must; it begins with choosing the proper vehicle for an application, not what feels good or looks nice.
@@s.e.charles1332 - Where did I state or imply I that!? If fact, where did I state or imply I do not like the build?
Nice build. Love the interior. Very well made.
I wouldn't put anything on the roof though. That saves on fuel and you get a lot less wind-noise. You don't need solar while driving, you can charge your batteries of the alternator. Put the solar panel somewhere inside and put it on a stand when you need it (and point it to the sun). You've could have made the spare wheel well accessible or you can bring a tire repair kit.
Or buy and install a hitch and get an after-market swing-out tire mount so you can have a full-sized spare on the back
Beautiful work, best I’ve seen on TH-cam.
Awesome build
Wowzer. You rock, Brian!
Great build, I need that!
well done! cool to see an outback conversion
Nice build out. All very practical; little fluff!
I have a crush on this guy and his amazing talent. ❤️❤️
Excellent work.
What, no TV!!?? Just kidding keyboard warriors, put your fingers down.
Actually this is the exact channel I need to subscribe to. Lots of great ideas for conversions.
Looks amazing and got so many good ideas from it! Thanks for the video!
I love my Subaru, and I love this build!!! Fabulous!!!!!
This conversion is amazing.
Love it! Do you have a website? I want to eventually do a build for my Subaru outback. Its an older model 2005. I like this setup. Maybe I'll even take my passenger seat out too.