Great job building your truck and best of luck with your trip! We hope the videos and trip will help raise further awareness for your stemcell drive!!!
Hey guys! so good to hear from you. I'm so glad that you found the video. We moved into more than a month ago - just sorting out final snags now. It's been FUN to navigate around town as practice. All going well but unfortunately, we've picked up an issue with our radiator which put our departure date with a week or so.. Hope you're still having the best adventure in your awesome rig. Have a great day, maybe we'll see you on the road soon!
Hey man! good to hear from you. We got invited to test out a local "wild camp" (no showers, electricity, etc. So, we should do that in a couple of weeks. the videos are still a bit behind - we've got the interior just about sorted now. hope you're doing well!
Keep it up guys. It might feel like a tiresome process, but we see you're doing it meticulously, you're going to be very fulfilled and proud once it's ready to travel.
Good morning. Thank you very much for the motivational comment and for watching. We're nearly ready - putting in a full days work today to get us a small step closer. Hope you have a fantastic day!
Wow, Bettsy is really looking good. You can never go wrong with A/C. Those deck seats look great for a nice cool evening drink with a view. Look forward to your next video. Paul, Vancouver. Canada.
Hi there Paul. Thanks, she is definitely shaping up now. If all goes well, we'll pass through places that reach extreme temperatures - the AC will be our best bud. We got some cushions made for the deck, and look forward to the first sunset! Hope you have a great week and good luck with every challenge.
Hey Omar. I've actually checked out some of your videos, thanks for following. the A/C is very nice, I connected it for the first time yesterday, ran smooth, but had a bit of a struggle to gas it. will give it another go on Monday. yes, it's plug and play - very simple. I bought it from a local A/C shop (very surprising as I've been looking for one for a long time). The place is called Mac's airconditioning. I would suggest visiting your local agricultural suppliers and asking them about A/c's for tractors - they should point in in the right direction.
@@NuminousExpeditions thanks for that. Loving you build btw. Was going to get an eBay special, but was unsure about quality etc. Was yours a vertical mount version that you put horizontally? Seems it one or the other. I liked yours because it seem a lot more compact than most roof top mounted version.
@@overlandingomar thanks man. No, I mounted it the way that the manual had it, but am familiar with the vertical mount that you're referring to. Ebay might still be an option, but in SA the shipping costs are quite expensive, we were lucky to find a local supplier. Hope you have a great Monday!
Hey man, apologies, we've been quite busy preparing for an event where Betsy makes her debut. I got a bit behind with editing, but should upload part 20 tomorrow. have a good day
Nice BUT, change the hinges on the door to enter. If anyone wants to get in,they can just pop off the pin to the hinge with a hammer and screw driver and they are in...
Great job building your truck and best of luck with your trip! We hope the videos and trip will help raise further awareness for your stemcell drive!!!
Hey guys! so good to hear from you. I'm so glad that you found the video. We moved into more than a month ago - just sorting out final snags now. It's been FUN to navigate around town as practice. All going well but unfortunately, we've picked up an issue with our radiator which put our departure date with a week or so.. Hope you're still having the best adventure in your awesome rig. Have a great day, maybe we'll see you on the road soon!
LOTS A GREAT PROGRESS, REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YUR FIRST CAMPING TRIP👍👍
Hey man! good to hear from you. We got invited to test out a local "wild camp" (no showers, electricity, etc. So, we should do that in a couple of weeks. the videos are still a bit behind - we've got the interior just about sorted now. hope you're doing well!
Wow love it, Hi from Durban, love seeing the tools we own and use. LS is a pain the ass. Look forward to seeing your van visiting Durban some time xxx
Thank you very much for the positive comment. yes, Loadshedding always catches me off guard. We'll definitely go that way. hope you have a great one.
Keep it up guys. It might feel like a tiresome process, but we see you're doing it meticulously, you're going to be very fulfilled and proud once it's ready to travel.
Good morning. Thank you very much for the motivational comment and for watching. We're nearly ready - putting in a full days work today to get us a small step closer. Hope you have a fantastic day!
Beautiful work! Keep it up! 💪
Thank you! Will do!
Wow, Bettsy is really looking good. You can never go wrong with A/C. Those deck seats look great for a nice cool evening drink with a view. Look forward to your next video. Paul, Vancouver. Canada.
Hi there Paul. Thanks, she is definitely shaping up now. If all goes well, we'll pass through places that reach extreme temperatures - the AC will be our best bud. We got some cushions made for the deck, and look forward to the first sunset!
Hope you have a great week and good luck with every challenge.
Making good progress. Can I ask where you got the Aircon? Looks like a plug and play type?
Hey Omar. I've actually checked out some of your videos, thanks for following. the A/C is very nice, I connected it for the first time yesterday, ran smooth, but had a bit of a struggle to gas it. will give it another go on Monday. yes, it's plug and play - very simple. I bought it from a local A/C shop (very surprising as I've been looking for one for a long time). The place is called Mac's airconditioning. I would suggest visiting your local agricultural suppliers and asking them about A/c's for tractors - they should point in in the right direction.
@@NuminousExpeditions thanks for that. Loving you build btw. Was going to get an eBay special, but was unsure about quality etc. Was yours a vertical mount version that you put horizontally? Seems it one or the other. I liked yours because it seem a lot more compact than most roof top mounted version.
@@overlandingomar thanks man. No, I mounted it the way that the manual had it, but am familiar with the vertical mount that you're referring to. Ebay might still be an option, but in SA the shipping costs are quite expensive, we were lucky to find a local supplier. Hope you have a great Monday!
Hey man when we getting another update?
Hey man, apologies, we've been quite busy preparing for an event where Betsy makes her debut. I got a bit behind with editing, but should upload part 20 tomorrow. have a good day
@@NuminousExpeditions great stuff! Good luck with your debut event!
Nice BUT, change the hinges on the door to enter. If anyone wants to get in,they can just pop off the pin to the hinge with a hammer and screw driver and they are in...
Hey man. Thanks, It's a sealed hinge - meaning the pin can't be removed. Only way in is with a grinder. Thanks for the concern