Perfect Africa Expedition Vehicle? Room Tour Toyota Hilux - Camper Setup | Overlanding Africa - ep28
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- Many of you have asked for it. And here we go. A detailed walk around and room tour of my Africa Expedition Vehicle - a 1994 Toyota Hilux.
If you have any questions leave them down below.
What would you do differently or what do you like about the setup the most?
The creator of the car:
• 🇩🇪🇺🇸💬MAN KAT 1: Ultima...
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just discovering you today living my dream..(in a different vehicle🤓)...be sure to go through kenya...
Kenya is definitely one of the countries I cannot wait to see. What vehicle would you choose or do you have?
@@roadlessroaming land cruiser 78 series.. i love the idea of a troopy build..
That's a dream vehicle for that. Doesn't get any better in my opinion. Will you make videos of the build? Would love to see that.
Tremendous...keep living the dream!
How is this setup working for you in a hot and humid climate like equatorial Africa? I'm thinking a lot about the pros and cons of tents/pop up roofs vs. closed spaces. Your setup looks very cozy and I imagine it can feel very safe. I like the overall setup a lot!
That's a good question. Generally I would say, that it is pretty good. Right now it's the rainy season where I am at. The humidity would be high in any type of setup. What I would have an eye on is the size and type of the windows, especially in the roof. The bigger, the better. If you can open it when it's raining heavily it's even better. I would not go with a tent or a soft sided pop up. The rain and the wind can be heavy and therefore super loud. And as you mentioned, it feels safe. If there are unanswered questions, feel free to reach out any time. ✌🏼
Certainly a dream build for many, myself included😁
Hope your journey is going well... Safe travels 🤙🏻
The journey is perfect with all its imperfections. Expectedly unplanned. :)
Durchdachtes Fahrzeug! Probs an den Vorbesitzer und sinnvolle Erweiterungen hast du gemacht. 👍🏼 Was wiegt die Kiste reisefertig mit vollen Tanks?
Absolutely! That reminds me of something very interesting maybe. The creator of this car spent a lot of time developing this car. It all started very small with the base car and a roof top tent on the pickup bed. It wasn't created from scratch but rather with experience. Very often we lack that patience ending up changing so many things, rather than starting small and growing with our needs for the journey. Of course that's not always possible and that's why I bought it rather than build. Next time I know what I like and can create something tailored.
I never put it on a scale but I guess it weighs around 2.5t fully loaded. :)
forum.buschtaxi.org/viewtopic.php?t=31761&start=105
I don't know if a link works, that's the nerdy history of my Hilux. Maybe it's useful to some people. :)
Great rig mate. Could you do a video of the design process for the aluminium fold down table please?
Thanks man. I will try to fit it in somewhere. What do you want to know exactly. Maybe I can already help here. :)
@@roadlessroaming how you go about designing something to scale in Fusion 360 that can be fabricated by a sheet metal shop. I suspect many people building rigs would like to have things like custom brackets made.
It's actually pretty simple. I haven't done any of this before and I had to learn it for the car. Usually, it's just about precise measuring. If it's more complicated and can't be measured easily, I take a picture from as far away as possible (for little distortion and perspective warps), use it as an imprint for the first steps in Fusion. The 3D printed interior light in the car is done that way. Works perfectly.
@@roadlessroaming Thank you, that's great 👍
How many years did you work on it before you dared to go on this tour?
Well, overall I didn't do too much on it. But even those few things, considering planning, learning how to do things like wiring, ordering parts, testing and changing stuff, I was working on the car for 2 years roughly. That includes things I didn't mention like rebuilding the front axle, planning and ordering a handmade radiator for the engine and many more little things. And everything while working of course.
It's always possible to find more and do more to prepare. But in the end it's still not perfect.
Great set!! Well done!!
Safe drive, take care.
Thanks man! Will try to take care. ;)
Hi, are the shelf box swivel latches available to buy off-the-shelf? Thank you
No unfortunately not. But they are easily designed in any 3D program. And then order them from pcbway or similar. (not sponsored, just lacking other examples)
@@roadlessroaming Thank you. I'm enjoying your videos. Safe travels.