I love how these boys are still grounded and humble. They can show off their 150-250k rigs without sounding like they are just flexing. Unlike many of the other 4x4 shows. Well done guys. Keep doing what you are doing 👌🤙
any one else noticed Graham's cars are getting more and more sound proof haha. mate the old DVDs you could hear if the valves needed adjusting😂. great to see you back in the videos!!
So happy you're living your dream with your new rig Graham, Can't wait to see you on a huge adventure such as the kimberly last year, Cheers from Canada 🙂
The Hard Korr remote for your canopy lights. Awesome when nature calls in the middle of the night and you need to see where you're "going" And, turn on/off, dim or brighten your lights from the comfort of your chair by the fire 🔥🍺👍
what are you missing....? More 4wd action! And a cold VB, only the Very Best, geesh Iron jack a bit disappointed nothing but product placement, wanted to see the old dog wheeling a few gnarly tracks and then out cook Shauno. Clearview this and mitts that.... forgot to mention fulcrum
You asked what to fit next.... my recommendation, for what it's worth, is fuel. Fill it to the max and get out and enjoy it. That said, would you consider an on board fresh water filtration system, so you replenish your drinking water from other sources and not have to carry so much weight in water tanks?
Andy, that water filtration is a great idea. Thanks for sharing that. I’ll definitely be looking into this for me camper. Even the car, you just never know when shit can go pair shape ay.
Love the Y62 & how excited it's making you. As a professional Car Groomer I highly recommend keeping a good Leather Care on all of your exposed leather & clean it when you get it dirty out in the bush. A good UV protection on your dash & door cards. Less expensive than needing to repair it!
Nice to see the new Y62..also nice to see a trip done a the canning stock route.. wasn't much..but at least done a little.. Would love to see the whole 24/7crew do the whole canning stock route one day.
Does anyone else get Leprechaun vibes watching Graham? He just needs to say " Where's me lucky charms?" or Where's me pot o' gold?" to finish tying it in. Always fun!
Hi mate, I’m a fellow Margs lad here. Those little covers on your bulbar could house some 45 degree out facing track led lights. If you have these you will see obstacles that are close by and to the sides of the tracks. That’d be what I’d do next 👍🏼👍🏼
Graeme, only thing I can suggest. You're solar panel on the top of the roof rack . I have seen a couple of people who have placed them under the roof rack on a sliding draw system so when they pull up they just slide the solar panels out . They sit just underneath the roof rack , mounted to the roof rack . They are a little more protected, and they can use the full roof rack. I know the solar panel will not be working properly, but I when they are travelling along the alternator keeps their batteries changing. As far as the rest well I quess that's up to each individual Good luck Graeme
Twin snorkels I don't know why I think it just would put the cherry on the cake for me, I know its not necessary but 2 bad ass snorkels and 100% on your roof top tent and a rear winch just because she's a big girl but Graham the mods you have done to it already is just a top job.
Awesome build so far and very happy for you! Future mods: Front/Rear lockers, rear winch, snorkel, extended fuel capacity. I'm 50/50 on a rooftop tent... I think you're ground swag is more efficient (lower center of gravity/wind resistance while driving). And, comms... I see one antenna, but, I believe you're a HAM radio operator, so I'd get VHF/UHF at least installed, and I also like my Garmin inReach for Satellite communication outside of cell phone reception. The best mod would be a full calendar of use, now go get into it and enjoy it! Cheers from Arizona. Pete - KI7LIL
It's an impressive rig, looks comfy too!! Quality 12v with long battery life makes all the difference, and a great way to have (lazy?) convenience while saving power is to put a motion sensor on the canopy LEDs. Those LED bars will pull power, so I like a motion sensor with a timer on the living (passenger) side and a simple door switch on the storage side. Good to see it out on the tracks and getting (a little) dirty!
Beautiful rig mate nice job on the build I found they are very wide you may need to look at a bush barrier or a good wrap to protect the paint. Keep up the great work mate.
There’s Extra space behind the cab there.. I’d add in a 2nd small diesel tank, in case your underbody tank gets holed. Handy to have extra mileage on tour as well, saves having to take jerries. 👍
Everytime i see a gigantic rig like this im A: Impressed, B: wondering why spend the extra dollars on 2 back seats, that appear to have very little use compared to more storage space in a tray, or less useful than a few extra kilos taken off the thing.
Running the wiring for my lightbar up through the inside or my snorkel has worked a treat an also for the wiring of the side roof lighting an read lights under my platform. So much nicer than running wires up the side of windscreen an having them stuck to the edge of windscreen. Just something simple but worked a treat.
Awsome looking rig mate, and great setup! curious if the clearview pull-out kitchen has a fold out leg underneath for added support once fully extended? I know its fully capable of taking the weight as is, but a leg would stop any of the bouncing
What a beast! My next mods would be a fridge full of beers and a tank full of fuel. Apart from that swapping those hospital grade white camp lights for some nice yellow/amber ones and some speakers in the back for campfire dance parties 😅
I suggest more lights in and around the canopy to make nights easier, especially cooking. Seriously organised non-perishable food would be great too. As would be easy access to camping furniture. Cheers.
Would be awesome to see the boys up in the Wellington Dam/Brunswick area in W.A... I loved seeing the local Dunsborough/ Margs tracks but the Collie stuff would be awesome
What about a rear winch and some bush barriers? We have a Y62 too not chopped but we love it, such an awesome 4x4. Looking forward to seeing more of your adventures
Loved this episode Graham, really enjoy the ones you guys post about your setups and kit. One I would like to see is for the less mechanically experienced folk, like myself. I can do a service, repair/replace most everyday stuff. But when you guys are on the tracks and whip out a busted CV and replace it or something on the driveline, it’d be really nice to see a video dedicated on that sort of work. Keep up the great content guys 🤙
Go the Patrols !! Grahams Y62 ! is a pretty mean looking tourer rig now ! and the color contrasts on it look good too ! well done congrats on your build !
Gday Graham, crackin set up you should be stoked! 3 things I believe the big girl needs - A bin bag on the spare wheel, the pvc pipe that holds the two 1 litre bottles from the gu and an on board air compressor. Great to see a progress video of your new toy, cheers
My suggestion is bush barriers, a monitor system for in side the worldcar for the rear elec system, travel buddy and last would be a hose reel to reach every wheel for inflation. Another improvement is to look at getting the spring rate redone on the hbmc system to get the hight back as that front bar and winch dropped it a lot and these big girls are animals when they have at least a extra 40- 50mm clearance underneath
Air compressor and a kangaroo jack/high lift jack, I know some of the others carry them on 4wd247 but Graham you do allot of solo missions and should carry some of those things yourself or accompany mounts for them, if your planning on towing, how about a towpro /throttle controller aswell? Only other suggestion would be some rock sliders and possibly a rear winch for the banter, some of the recent videos there's been some of the boys snapping winch ropes, could earn you a few beers pulling them out... 😜☺️ All the best man, wonderful rig you've built..
Graham, Love the y62 build build, ever since I drove one as a rental car here in the states I've wanted one. You've gone full tourer so I'd swap out that swag for an aluminum hard shell roof top tent on the canopy! I'd also get your charging quadrant organized with fixed-in-place chargers so they dont bounce around or disconnect; possibly shadow-box that big drawer? I'd also get your core recovery kit into the back seat so it's always accessible in case a panel or door is pinched and you can't get into it. You've got enough room in the cab, a small fridge accessible from the driver seat could make those long stretches on the move even easier. Hope to see you beating up the big girl on some tough tracks soon!
Finally a real patrol, the legendary GQ Y60 with the TD42T in the next episode. Can't wait. the only thing close you have had lately is the bloody grenade GU Y61. yyyeeeeeee hheeww!!!
Bloody awesome Graham I was only camping down that way on a solo trip a few months ago what a magic part of the world! The 62 looks bloody awesome mate.
Awesome Graeme, get yourself a factor 55 winch hook so it sits flat behind the front number plate and store ya soft shackle away from the elements. Fantastic rig👍
Never see it, going to do it on my GU IV. Might not suit the taste but a MQ decal for the side... makes the car a little different from every other build. Love you Graham
My mate took me camping for the first time at Easter this year, got me into this channel and holy F am I loving every episode to the point I’m gonna buy a 4x4 to go camping and off roading
I'd take the back seat out and set up one side with easy access to 1st aid, fire extinguisher, torch and stuff you grab or need easy access to like jakets or towels. The other side for charging or in car fridge or storage.
I knew a fella who drove a series one landrover from Vic to the NT with a full size kero fridge in the back... He felt it was important to have a cold beer 🍺
I found it handy on my old rig to have a basic on board compressor. I secured it in in the canopy and 2 ran extension lines with one outlet on the roo bar and the other on the tow bar. Then to air up I’d just click on one of those spiral hoses that could stretch out to each of the tyres. I preferred that to having to get out a bunch of stuff each time to air up. Also a little tap to wash your hands after tucking into your bacon and eggs 😂 but I assume you’ve already got that Cheers G
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"Nothing fancy here folks..." *proceeds to walk around his 150 - 200 grand rig setting up camp* 😂. No hate though Graham, we are proud of you. 💪
Watching this as an apprentice sparky and can't afford 5g for a headgasket repair on my d22 😂😂😭
Love The G man, but true story 😜
🤣🤣true
😂🤣😂
@@biglebowski2317 good show but a full promo show.
I love how these boys are still grounded and humble. They can show off their 150-250k rigs without sounding like they are just flexing. Unlike many of the other 4x4 shows. Well done guys. Keep doing what you are doing 👌🤙
I would love to see shaunos chopped 200 with graham’s chopped y62 wheeling together 😌🤙🏻
Yea
And then a drirty30 and shorty trip be sick too
hahaha graham would i dont ever see shauno taking his 200 out anywhere else hahaha
Yes that wouldbe sooooo good
Right
Graham’s a Aussie icon he needs a lot more recognition. Love ya work mate
Don't tell him that mate....it will go straight to his head😂
He is fckn annoying. Appeals to boomers
@@4WD247 gotta keep his ego big to compensate for his physicality
@@4WD247 hahaha might struggle to fit one of those new snatch beanies on aye.
@@4WD247 It won't have to travel very far 😁
Brand new fully built 4x4, and then a swag on the ground! Some things never change...
like spending 200 k on a new yacht and sleeping on the beach :-)
any one else noticed Graham's cars are getting more and more sound proof haha. mate the old DVDs you could hear if the valves needed adjusting😂. great to see you back in the videos!!
So u can’t hear his Taylor swift music ;)
Back on the old DVDs Taylor Swift would of sounded like a bad bearing
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Drove past graham in Cowaramup on Friday afternoon! So stoked to have caught a glimpse of the maiden voyage ❤️
Looks awesome mate! A rooftop tent would be a great addition for touring and so easy for setting up
Rooftop tent would be sick
Good to see the big rig out on the tracks. Stoked we could be part of the build.
Love to see a 5 inch staino on the rig.. keen as hell to see the Y62 & the 200 together in a video.
1:02 LMAO
"... 9 months ago" is perfect
Great rig mate! But something I've noticed that you've missed is a SNORKEL. Mate you and I know that you can't go anywhere without that!!
The way she pulled up at the end there when you went to air up I think a good old suspension set up is in order there Graham... nice rig so far 🤠🇦🇺
He's done all the gvm upgrades already.
So happy you're living your dream with your new rig Graham,
Can't wait to see you on a huge adventure such as the kimberly last year, Cheers from Canada 🙂
Southwest Australia got to be best place on earth!! From Esperance to Margaret River and beyond absolutely spectacular 👌
The Hard Korr remote for your canopy lights. Awesome when nature calls in the middle of the night and you need to see where you're "going" And, turn on/off, dim or brighten your lights from the comfort of your chair by the fire 🔥🍺👍
what are you missing....? More 4wd action! And a cold VB, only the Very Best, geesh Iron jack
a bit disappointed nothing but product placement, wanted to see the old dog wheeling a few gnarly tracks and then out cook Shauno. Clearview this and mitts that.... forgot to mention fulcrum
You asked what to fit next.... my recommendation, for what it's worth, is fuel. Fill it to the max and get out and enjoy it.
That said, would you consider an on board fresh water filtration system, so you replenish your drinking water from other sources and not have to carry so much weight in water tanks?
Andy, that water filtration is a great idea. Thanks for sharing that. I’ll definitely be looking into this for me camper. Even the car, you just never know when shit can go pair shape ay.
@@MrKeenaz ,
Love the Y62 & how excited it's making you.
As a professional Car Groomer I highly recommend keeping a good Leather Care on all of your exposed leather & clean it when you get it dirty out in the bush.
A good UV protection on your dash & door cards.
Less expensive than needing to repair it!
Very happy for you Graham. Nice little upgrade from Shorty. All the right stuff in all the right places.
Nice to see the new Y62..also nice to see a trip done a the canning stock route.. wasn't much..but at least done a little.. Would love to see the whole 24/7crew do the whole canning stock route one day.
Love the rig and love your enthusiasm. Good to see you get what you want and deserve.
Does anyone else get Leprechaun vibes watching Graham? He just needs to say " Where's me lucky charms?" or Where's me pot o' gold?" to finish tying it in.
Always fun!
Hi mate, I’m a fellow Margs lad here. Those little covers on your bulbar could house some 45 degree out facing track led lights. If you have these you will see obstacles that are close by and to the sides of the tracks. That’d be what I’d do next 👍🏼👍🏼
Can’t wait will be great loving two a week uploads
Cheers mate!
Would love to see what your thoughts are on the whole diesel vs petrol comparison now that you've got both types of rigs.
Graeme, only thing I can suggest. You're solar panel on the top of the roof rack .
I have seen a couple of people who have placed them under the roof rack on a sliding draw system so when they pull up they just slide the solar panels out . They sit just underneath the roof rack , mounted to the roof rack . They are a little more protected, and they can use the full roof rack. I know the solar panel will not be working properly, but I when they are travelling along the alternator keeps their batteries changing.
As far as the rest well I quess that's up to each individual
Good luck Graeme
Twin snorkels I don't know why I think it just would put the cherry on the cake for me, I know its not necessary but 2 bad ass snorkels and 100% on your roof top tent and a rear winch just because she's a big girl but Graham the mods you have done to it already is just a top job.
🥵
Awesome build so far and very happy for you! Future mods: Front/Rear lockers, rear winch, snorkel, extended fuel capacity. I'm 50/50 on a rooftop tent... I think you're ground swag is more efficient (lower center of gravity/wind resistance while driving). And, comms... I see one antenna, but, I believe you're a HAM radio operator, so I'd get VHF/UHF at least installed, and I also like my Garmin inReach for Satellite communication outside of cell phone reception. The best mod would be a full calendar of use, now go get into it and enjoy it! Cheers from Arizona. Pete - KI7LIL
She’s looking great mate!
A long range fuel tank will make the beast last even longer out in the bush.
He’s gonna need a long range fuel tank for sure, those things are thirsty
Between Graham & Reuben ! I think you're Y 62 4x4 are eny body's dream.
Love it ................
Nice one Graham. & How beautiful is the South West. Never ceases to amaze me. Best place in the world I reckon.
Hey There Graham heres a good suggestion for the big Y62 Think you should install Front and Rear Lockers and maybe a rear mounted winch
Do a skid
rear mounted winch and under waning light strips nice to see my swag site at black point being used! best place ever
It's an impressive rig, looks comfy too!! Quality 12v with long battery life makes all the difference, and a great way to have (lazy?) convenience while saving power is to put a motion sensor on the canopy LEDs. Those LED bars will pull power, so I like a motion sensor with a timer on the living (passenger) side and a simple door switch on the storage side. Good to see it out on the tracks and getting (a little) dirty!
That's an insanely well-built rig. I wouldn't change a thing!
Beautiful rig mate nice job on the build
I found they are very wide you may need to look at a bush barrier or a good wrap to protect the paint.
Keep up the great work mate.
Saw Graham and the Y62 down Smiths Beach last weekend. The rig looks great in the flesh.
Graham, the new rig is absolutely awesome. The only mod I didn't see was a lovely Sheila!
There’s Extra space behind the cab there.. I’d add in a 2nd small diesel tank, in case your underbody tank gets holed. Handy to have extra mileage on tour as well, saves having to take jerries. 👍
its a petrol v8 so id take petrol
Everytime i see a gigantic rig like this im A: Impressed, B: wondering why spend the extra dollars on 2 back seats, that appear to have very little use compared to more storage space in a tray, or less useful than a few extra kilos taken off the thing.
Kids? Friends, family?
Better resale value for 4 doors and demand, hence why few manufactures sell only a few 2 door sedans or hatches ..Steve
@@emu4wdadventures631 resail value , by the time this rig is done its time in the bush it won't be worth selling .
for me, it's just because of living space while driving, feels more comfortable
Running the wiring for my lightbar up through the inside or my snorkel has worked a treat an also for the wiring of the side roof lighting an read lights under my platform. So much nicer than running wires up the side of windscreen an having them stuck to the edge of windscreen. Just something simple but worked a treat.
just came back from black point and i have never seen a softer beach ever in my life
Awsome looking rig mate, and great setup! curious if the clearview pull-out kitchen has a fold out leg underneath for added support once fully extended? I know its fully capable of taking the weight as is, but a leg would stop any of the bouncing
Wicked rig setup mate love it, I’m aware it’s a petrol v8 but still shouldn’t you run a snorkel ?
700mm wading depth from factory mate
@@4x4CampingandAdventures snorkels are about clean dust free air as much as water crossings
Your a bit of a crackup mate, snakes and worms, cheeky grin.
Love the set up.
What a beast! My next mods would be a fridge full of beers and a tank full of fuel. Apart from that swapping those hospital grade white camp lights for some nice yellow/amber ones and some speakers in the back for campfire dance parties 😅
Love the y62,wondering though why the indicators flash quickly as if there is a light out? Still a beast. Happy wheeling
LEDs probably missing a resistor.
That's what happens when incandescent globes are replaced by LED. The flasher relay relies on the resistance of a traditional globe for timing.
Sick rig love the new Y62
A travel buddy would be the goods. 👍 at least you can get a break from shauno’s cooking
Snorkel and communication gear one top notch weapon graham
First love u guys
I suggest more lights in and around the canopy to make nights easier, especially cooking. Seriously organised non-perishable food would be great too. As would be easy access to camping furniture. Cheers.
It's unbelievable. Freaking awesome. I don't think I'd change a thing.
Would be awesome to see the boys up in the Wellington Dam/Brunswick area in W.A... I loved seeing the local Dunsborough/ Margs tracks but the Collie stuff would be awesome
I miss the little history lessons Graham used to give on trips
I’ve slowly to come realise the Graham looks like Papa Smurf 🤣but he’s a good bloke so 👌🏻
You defiantly need to put a roof top tent on the big rig
What about a rear winch and some bush barriers? We have a Y62 too not chopped but we love it, such an awesome 4x4. Looking forward to seeing more of your adventures
A little mod that is so simple and easy is some rubber cord on the inside of the canopy door to act as a clothes line.
Loved this episode Graham, really enjoy the ones you guys post about your setups and kit.
One I would like to see is for the less mechanically experienced folk, like myself. I can do a service, repair/replace most everyday stuff. But when you guys are on the tracks and whip out a busted CV and replace it or something on the driveline, it’d be really nice to see a video dedicated on that sort of work.
Keep up the great content guys 🤙
Go the Patrols !! Grahams Y62 ! is a pretty mean looking tourer rig now ! and the color contrasts on it look good too ! well done congrats on your build !
scrub bars
Locking forward to see more of this! your rig is amazing!
That level of enthusiasm can not be faked.
Gday Graham, crackin set up you should be stoked! 3 things I believe the big girl needs - A bin bag on the spare wheel, the pvc pipe that holds the two 1 litre bottles from the gu and an on board air compressor. Great to see a progress video of your new toy, cheers
What would you do next?... How about a roof top tent and/or a snorkel?
Keeping it simple Graham, you need a bottle opener mounted on the new rig. For sure!!! Enjoy the big girl
A rooftop tent most definitely is needed
My suggestion is bush barriers, a monitor system for in side the worldcar for the rear elec system, travel buddy and last would be a hose reel to reach every wheel for inflation.
Another improvement is to look at getting the spring rate redone on the hbmc system to get the hight back as that front bar and winch dropped it a lot and these big girls are animals when they have at least a extra 40- 50mm clearance underneath
yallingup plates are sick
Get a 12v water pump a water drum a garden hose and nozzle makes it easy to clean things down plus u can put warm water in it and u have a bush shower
Next mod… Creek draw water system. Maybe fit it into the tool box…? Then you can draw, filter and fill your own water tanks, staying off grid longer 🙌
Super video, very Much luck with Youre new patrol mate 👍
wow.. come along way Graham from the old shorty at Balcatta.. nice rig bud. good to see youre still out and about.. Take care my friend...Grizz
It's so so good to see you all 👍👍👍
12v oven THE BIG BERTHA IS A MUST
Looks amazing! Can’t wait to see you go up Calcup Hill! What to do next!?
Snorkel
Roof top tent 🤙
Air compressor and a kangaroo jack/high lift jack, I know some of the others carry them on 4wd247 but Graham you do allot of solo missions and should carry some of those things yourself or accompany mounts for them, if your planning on towing, how about a towpro /throttle controller aswell? Only other suggestion would be some rock sliders and possibly a rear winch for the banter, some of the recent videos there's been some of the boys snapping winch ropes, could earn you a few beers pulling them out... 😜☺️ All the best man, wonderful rig you've built..
Graham, Love the y62 build build, ever since I drove one as a rental car here in the states I've wanted one. You've gone full tourer so I'd swap out that swag for an aluminum hard shell roof top tent on the canopy! I'd also get your charging quadrant organized with fixed-in-place chargers so they dont bounce around or disconnect; possibly shadow-box that big drawer? I'd also get your core recovery kit into the back seat so it's always accessible in case a panel or door is pinched and you can't get into it. You've got enough room in the cab, a small fridge accessible from the driver seat could make those long stretches on the move even easier.
Hope to see you beating up the big girl on some tough tracks soon!
She's beautiful! I'd recommend installing rock sliders as I'd hate seeing her having dents anywhere around her curves.
Going with snorkel there Graham... fair important... 🤣🤙
It's just awesome seeing someone being so passionate.
Finally a real patrol, the legendary GQ Y60 with the TD42T in the next episode. Can't wait. the only thing close you have had lately is the bloody grenade GU Y61. yyyeeeeeee hheeww!!!
Perfect. You can see the love for this rig you have in your body language!
Bloody awesome Graham I was only camping down that way on a solo trip a few months ago what a magic part of the world! The 62 looks bloody awesome mate.
Rear matching winch. Always keep a new line in the truck for later when out on the trails.
Awesome Graeme, get yourself a factor 55 winch hook so it sits flat behind the front number plate and store ya soft shackle away from the elements. Fantastic rig👍
Never see it, going to do it on my GU IV. Might not suit the taste but a MQ decal for the side... makes the car a little different from every other build. Love you Graham
Honestly I'm jealous Graham. I've been wanted to go back to black point for some time because I haven't been there for years, and loved it.
My mate took me camping for the first time at Easter this year, got me into this channel and holy F am I loving every episode to the point I’m gonna buy a 4x4 to go camping and off roading
graham said "watch this space" on the 2021 dmax about the rear bar... its been almost a year and a half now and is still rocking the factory bar.
I can’t wait to see this and Shaunos 200 together
Hey Graham,
You should use a stretcher for your swag. Makes life so easy getting in and out. 😉
Ahh black point great place used to work on the dairy farm called lactans down there . Good to see U doing some close local tracks .
Love black point, my back yard. 24/7 need to do some shows in the south west
You have no idea how long I've been waiting for this video, but where are the boys
I'd take the back seat out and set up one side with easy access to 1st aid, fire extinguisher, torch and stuff you grab or need easy access to like jakets or towels. The other side for charging or in car fridge or storage.
I knew a fella who drove a series one landrover from Vic to the NT with a full size kero fridge in the back... He felt it was important to have a cold beer 🍺
I found it handy on my old rig to have a basic on board compressor. I secured it in in the canopy and 2 ran extension lines with one outlet on the roo bar and the other on the tow bar. Then to air up I’d just click on one of those spiral hoses that could stretch out to each of the tyres. I preferred that to having to get out a bunch of stuff each time to air up.
Also a little tap to wash your hands after tucking into your bacon and eggs 😂 but I assume you’ve already got that
Cheers G