Well done. Very clean and simple mods to get you out for a weekend or do some touring! I have the same model running the v6 and couldn’t be more happier with it. Reliable and plenty of grunt !
Literally best build I’ve come across. I’m here in the states and really wanting to pull the trigger on a GX470 If I had the skill and patience I’d spec it out just like your rig. Thanks for the inspiration man!
mate, one of the cleanest builds I've ever seen. Very nice work. If you haven't already add a rubber plug to your air compressor outlet on your bullbar so you don't get water in there.
Thanks mate - Yeah I ended up moving my compressor to inside the car in the boot so not so much dust gets into it and its cooler in there, I have an outlet at the back now rather than the front
Having just bought a Prado with plans to get out and about this has been a fantastic video to kick me off, well done, great ideas from front to rear and everything in between 👍👍👍
Great build! I don't even have a Prado but yours is pretty much what I dream of doing in the future. For the next videos please consider asking a friend about doing the camera work so you don't have to do everything with just one hand!
VERY WELL EXPLAINED AND SUPER TIDY,,THX FOR TAKING TIME IN MAKING THIS VID AS I JUST PURCHASED A PRADO 2007 AND WAS LOOKING FOR IDEAS ON HOW TOO,,I AM GOING TO BUILD A REPLICA OF YOUR SETUP,,,MUCH APPRECIATED,,MANY THX
@@rt-ks2bh it was a full size cargo barrier, it was actually to suit a mitsubishi van I got it for free and just cut it and bolted the bottom to the top of the drawers. That way it left room for the water bladder between it and the seats.
Great setup my Prado 120 is the same you gave me some good ideas, as for the bull bar I used the Toyota one and had a Toyota cradle added, had fitted a Carbon 12000lb winch, thanks for the walk around
Hey mate, any chance you could give us an in-depth explanation of how you built that table on your rear door. i Understand its been a long time since, but dying to know cause it looks amazing. cheers!
What an awesome build! In the off chance that you see this 4 years later: Do you ever have issues with rain leaking in through the door seals where you have run wires from the roof and into the car?
Nope, never had any water come in there. I have since re-wired those and ran the wires just to look more tidy. I now have them come out of the left tail light and up to the roof there.
Thanks mate - yeah probably I'll do an update video of some sort, I have added a lift kit and winch and a bash plate and some other small changes since this video. Just subscribe i suppose and you'll see when I end up making more.
Wow, what an awesome setup! Very, very impressive. How did you mount the fire extinguisher - is the bracket drilled into the step by the rear seat? Great solution to get it out of the way. Love the removable divider and shelf idea too. Thank you
Hi mate, yes - 1 hole is drilled and just a nut on the back of the plastic, and then got 1 longer bolt of the same thread to go into the original threaded car body mounting hole.
Mate… that’s a setup to be very proud of ! 👌🏻 Maybe a dumb question but have you done something to make your kings air compressor stop when it pressures up ? I have one but I don’t think it stops like that at a high pressure. Maybe it does 🤷♂️
If its a kings thumper max dual compressor, it should have an inbuilt pressure switch, you don't have to do anything it just cuts out when it reaches a certain pressure, which if your trigger is closed and it's not leaking anywhere it should reach that pressure very quickly and just cut out until you open the trigger or whatever again which will turn it back on.
Hey mate, there is a rubber bung just under the carpet near the rear left tail light area (near the jack compartment) . If you look under the car you will see it. Drill a hole through and poke the hose through
Hey mate, amazing set up, thanks for the video. Was just wondering if you purchased the rear door table set up or if it's DIY. If you purchased I'd be interested to know from who please. Cheers
Hi mate, thanks ! I don't have plans unfortunately, that one was all just off the cuff figuring it as I go. Basically just got a bit of wood for the divider and cut it in a shape that would work combined with the angle off the cargo barrier, couple hinges and carpet and its done! the shelf was the same deal, just got some wood and carpet and cut to fit in the space
@chapelle121 mate love your rig setup. Thanks for your generosity with answering everyone’s questions. I have a 2008 un-modded Prado D4D and want to go in this direction but was a bit stuck even knowing what’s possible. The way you engineered some of those solutions was inspiring. Thanks mate, subbed!
There are a few ways to do it, but I ran them out of the door seals, if you look at 2 minute mark you see the wires coming out of the top of the doors up to the roof.
Top vid. Well done. Great job on the prado. Im keen for some titan draws and wings for my 120. What size draws did you use and are their wing sets universal?? Subbed your channel also.
Hi Mate, the titan draws you can actually buy vehicle specific, mine is a set specifically for the Prado 120 series - then it has everything you need to fit and the wings suit properly.
Hey man, that's a sweet looking rig! Quick question, hopefully getting one of these myself in the coming weeks (120, LC3) and I really like the look of your ARB bar. However it seems to be a grey area as to whether they are legal or not. Have you had any issues with the legality of your bar?
Depends where you are, here in Perth Western Australia there are definitely no issues, a very common early mod for most 4x4 owners here. Most 4x4's here have bull bars here. You will need to check with your local authority on local laws and regulations.
Hey bro, first of all have to say great job bro.... tidy, clean, functional, just great mods.... secondly how you 2nd battery setup goes? I've been told AGM does not like the heat from the bonnet nevertheless I was thinking how it does performed if someone install it there.... how is your experience with that battery... thanks mate for sharing.... Nice job!....
Yeah you see that a fair bit, AGM's ideally should not be in the engine bay, however for me I didn't have another good place to put it, but it is working just fine... I run my lights, fridge, charging phones etc... while camping and in the morning the voltage is still like 12.6V so plenty of juice by morning. the DC DC charger I use gives it a nice full charge and its temperature compensated - it has a temperature probe to help it charge efficiently so if its hot it wont pump so much current into it I guess. (its a Projecta Inteli-carge) On the Prado the battery is right behind the headlight too so I don't think it gets that hot, there's probably some decent airflow there.
My camping lights on the roof rack I got from ebay. For the ones on the side search for '6" flood light 12v' and the ones on the rear search for '7" flood light 12v' or something along those lines - you should see lots of suitable results.
Hey a bit late to the party, but nice set up! I just bought this exact model and wondering how your rear door handles the extra weight? I've only got the spare and standard tools on the inside panel and I feel the door is struggling with the weight!?
Hey Chappelle121, just wondering where you got the side door decal stickers from? Love them and was hoping to get my hands on a pair :) Awesome setup btw!
I got them off ebay from a seller called "mycarslook" they have it advertised as a navara sticker and i just asked them to change the navara logo to what i wanted
Its a Milford cargo barrier, it was actually for a Mitsubishi van (i got it for free) and i modified it to work for me. Worked well because i just bolted it to the top of the drawers then i had room behind the seats for the water bladder where as normally a cargo barrier would bolt to the floor and take up that room.
Its basically a heavy duty ratchet strap wrapped around the Tyre - I used a product from Bunnings called "Grunt E-track Fixing Plate" which has cut outs for a strap to fit though. so that is basically strapped that to the spare Tyre, then i bolted an oz trail holder to that plate with another little flat bar to make it more sturdy.
its just black melamine wood from the hardware store, cut to size, couple hinges, couple screws and the metal wire to hold it up. if you want like i did some carpet on the bottom is nice too. Everyhing you need can be got at bunnings (if you are in australia)
thanks mate, the water system is done myself. It is pretty simple, just need something to keep the water in, then tubed to a 12v water pump, and out via a tap
Hey like your set up. Wanting to put a shelf and divider like yours in my Toyota prado 2018 150. Just wondering what thickness wood did you use? Also how exactly did you attached it to handles. I can see the O bolts on the actual shelf but could t quite see how it attaches to the handle up top
It was so long ago i don't remember to be honest, wood i would guess around 18mm. Attached to the handles by getting some threaded eye bolts that goes into the same thread as the handles. then another eye bolt on the shelf, and then a turnbuckle that goes between those eye bolts. and back the back just bolted to the cargo barrier.
Absolutely beautiful mate - that has to be one of the nicest Prado’s, in fact 4x4’s, around ! Well done 👍 so nice. It’s not over the top with every piece of unnecessary stuff bolted on for the brag factor - it’s just simple, super clean and super practical ! Awesome mate 😉👍👍 and I don’t mean this in any derogatory way but I get the impression you may be a bit of a perfectionist 👌 if I’m not mistaken and it shows so keep it up mate, it’s bloody great work ! Let me guess - aircraft mechanic or engineer of some sort ?
Haha thanks mate, I would say I am a bit of a perfectionist, but not in an over the top sort of way. Not quite an engineer but I am an instrument technician.
chappelle121 well either way mate - well done, beautiful clean tidy tourer you’ve got there. 👍 just goes to show with a bit of thinking, some planning and not stupid big over the top brand name spending, you can have a really nice vehicle to get you out and about into the camp lifestyle #stresslesscampmore #4wheelinginnsw
for the rear door flip table, did you put some nuts at the back of the panel? or you simply drilled a hole and screw them on? thanks man! your mods are very clean!
I have another video showing that a bit more, check my channel and you should find it. I did actually since move the compressor into the boot as it still sometimes got too hot
Love it mate...regarding the rear table(bout to do mine) how are the hinges, straps and Bungy chords fixed? Just screwed into the plastic or bolted or through to metal? Cheers
@@chappelle121 Hi mate, with your table, did screw straight into the tailgate cover or did you take it off and put something in behind to fix the screws to?
This is one of the neatest, organised, practical and well thought out setups I’ve seen. Well done mate, great vid
indeed
Amazing amazing, amazing!!!!! There's nothing that car can't do my man ... money well spent!!!🎉🎉 enjoy more family outings🎉
Well done. Very clean and simple mods to get you out for a weekend or do some touring! I have the same model running the v6 and couldn’t be more happier with it. Reliable and plenty of grunt !
Literally best build I’ve come across. I’m here in the states and really wanting to pull the trigger on a GX470 If I had the skill and patience I’d spec it out just like your rig. Thanks for the inspiration man!
I just bought a GX 470, it doesn't seem to hard to do most of it.
mate, one of the cleanest builds I've ever seen. Very nice work. If you haven't already add a rubber plug to your air compressor outlet on your bullbar so you don't get water in there.
Thanks mate - Yeah I ended up moving my compressor to inside the car in the boot so not so much dust gets into it and its cooler in there, I have an outlet at the back now rather than the front
Having just bought a Prado with plans to get out and about this has been a fantastic video to kick me off, well done, great ideas from front to rear and everything in between 👍👍👍
No worries, glad it was helpful for you :)
This is amazing. I have a Prado 150 and you’ve literally nailed every single thing I want.... thank you sir 👍🏼
Just came across this video. Amazing and clean build. I like that you can switch it to daily driver duties in 20 mins. Keep up the good work!!
Amazing build. I might copy all of the mods. Love how you put the air compressor in the boot.
I know your vid is a few years old now but I’m going to spec my 120 out in a similar fashion. Thanks so much for sharing
Great build! I don't even have a Prado but yours is pretty much what I dream of doing in the future. For the next videos please consider asking a friend about doing the camera work so you don't have to do everything with just one hand!
Nice build! Has given me more than a few ideas for my 120. Thanks for posting 👍
Just grabbed a 120, thanks for the video and inspiration, it won't be stock for long. :)
Thanks mate, good luck with your build :)
Best set up I have seen. You should do a tutorial mate. ❤
VERY WELL EXPLAINED AND SUPER TIDY,,THX FOR TAKING TIME IN MAKING THIS VID AS I JUST PURCHASED A PRADO 2007 AND WAS LOOKING FOR IDEAS ON HOW TOO,,I AM GOING TO BUILD A REPLICA OF YOUR SETUP,,,MUCH APPRECIATED,,MANY THX
No worries, good luck with the projects.
@@chappelle121 Chappelle can you plz tell me is your cargo barrier a full size one or have you fitted the half cargo barrier size
@@rt-ks2bh it was a full size cargo barrier, it was actually to suit a mitsubishi van I got it for free and just cut it and bolted the bottom to the top of the drawers. That way it left room for the water bladder between it and the seats.
@@chappelle121 Thx for your reply,,,appreciated and very well thought out,,cheers
Great setup my Prado 120 is the same you gave me some good ideas, as for the bull bar I used the Toyota one and had a Toyota cradle added, had fitted a Carbon 12000lb winch, thanks for the walk around
No worries, thanks mate
Best buildt Toyota 120 ever. All you have done are so organized: Tnx for sharing 👍🏼
Excellent walkthrough, super tidy Land Cruiser. Thanks for the video!
Mate such an excellent setup; you should be proud, what a rig! 👍🏼
Awesome build. thanks for all the great ideas for my 120 build!
Awesome setup, very inspiring for my own Prado.
Just came across this video,
Clean and practical stuffs inside and out.
Well done mate, definitely will get more follower 👏👏
Hey mate, any chance you could give us an in-depth explanation of how you built that table on your rear door. i Understand its been a long time since, but dying to know cause it looks amazing. cheers!
This is awesome I’m about to buy a prado and this is going to be a massive inspiration on my build
Really great job dude. U did the perfect lone wolf explorer car.
Amazing build - by far the cleanest and most practical
Clever mod on the air compressor, might have to steal that idea.
jealous, we need that tailgate here in the states.
GX470
Nice setup. All you still need is some seat covers
Well done. Clean and tasteful, functional mods and still looks good. Loving it.
Great set-up, clearly well thought out, and nicely executed
Awesome set up. Great Prado 120!
Beautiful truck you have there mate.
Such a nice looking setup. Beautiful paint colour too.
Thanks for the vid mate. love the work you have done, i have the same car untouched and have gotten ideas from your setup.
Very impressive set up. Practical and well thought out. You’ve given me a few ideas. Cheers.
Glad to hear, thanks
Such a great build, awesome work.
What an awesome build! In the off chance that you see this 4 years later: Do you ever have issues with rain leaking in through the door seals where you have run wires from the roof and into the car?
Nope, never had any water come in there.
I have since re-wired those and ran the wires just to look more tidy.
I now have them come out of the left tail light and up to the roof there.
More vids to come? Keen to see this in action, great build.
Thanks mate - yeah probably I'll do an update video of some sort, I have added a lift kit and winch and a bash plate and some other small changes since this video. Just subscribe i suppose and you'll see when I end up making more.
Sounds good... Sub'ed :)
Wow, what an awesome setup! Very, very impressive. How did you mount the fire extinguisher - is the bracket drilled into the step by the rear seat? Great solution to get it out of the way. Love the removable divider and shelf idea too. Thank you
Hi mate, yes - 1 hole is drilled and just a nut on the back of the plastic, and then got 1 longer bolt of the same thread to go into the original threaded car body mounting hole.
love this! This is the dream set up!
Nice setup. Be great if you could list links to all of the gear for people to find
looks good mate, you have put a lot of work into it.
Mate… that’s a setup to be very proud of ! 👌🏻
Maybe a dumb question but have you done something to make your kings air compressor stop when it pressures up ?
I have one but I don’t think it stops like that at a high pressure. Maybe it does 🤷♂️
If its a kings thumper max dual compressor, it should have an inbuilt pressure switch, you don't have to do anything it just cuts out when it reaches a certain pressure, which if your trigger is closed and it's not leaking anywhere it should reach that pressure very quickly and just cut out until you open the trigger or whatever again which will turn it back on.
Hi mate absolutely grouse set up
How did you run the hose from the bladder to the outside of the car?
Cheers
Hey mate, there is a rubber bung just under the carpet near the rear left tail light area (near the jack compartment) . If you look under the car you will see it. Drill a hole through and poke the hose through
its beautiful your car bro. congrat.
Wow. Super job. This is the way I would like to have mine. Great!
Hey mate, amazing set up, thanks for the video. Was just wondering if you purchased the rear door table set up or if it's DIY. If you purchased I'd be interested to know from who please. Cheers
Thanks mate! I made it myself DIY, but if you happen to be in Perth WA I seen someone makes them and sells them on gumtree.
@@chappelle121 awesome, thanks for your response. Got myself a DIY kit at Bunnings!
Absolutely love your prado! It's given me a few ideas for my own one too.
What is the make and length of your roof rack by the way?
Thanks, Its from 4wd Supa Centre, its the 'Full Length Steel Roof Rack', 220cm long
Beautiful rig hope to have mine like this one day
This is a ripper rig mate! Any chance you’d be open to sharing your plans for how you built the shelf & divider? Just top notch work 👌🏻
Hi mate, thanks ! I don't have plans unfortunately, that one was all just off the cuff figuring it as I go.
Basically just got a bit of wood for the divider and cut it in a shape that would work combined with the angle off the cargo barrier, couple hinges and carpet and its done!
the shelf was the same deal, just got some wood and carpet and cut to fit in the space
Cool! I also have a Prado 120. Will tune it in a similar way. Thank you!
Awesome setup mate. Got it setup perfectly for some awesome camping.
Very clean and neat rig.. well done!
this is such a cool video. gx 470 representing
Great ideas! Got some inspiration for my gx470. Thx!
Awesome! glad it was helpful - thanks for your comment
@chapelle121 mate love your rig setup. Thanks for your generosity with answering everyone’s questions. I have a 2008 un-modded Prado D4D and want to go in this direction but was a bit stuck even knowing what’s possible. The way you engineered some of those solutions was inspiring. Thanks mate, subbed!
No worries, thanks mate!
Amazing build mate, lots of inspiration for my own! Did you do all of the wiring for the 12V sockets in the boot yourself?
Thank you, yes I did.
awesome mate, neat set up and like how u deal with the compressor
Fantastic setup and awesome preparations. Greetings from Kuwait.
Hi, what colour was used to paint the rims and front grill? Thanks for your help. Looks very neat.
Nice setup. Curious on how you ran all the cabling up to the roofrack?
There are a few ways to do it, but I ran them out of the door seals, if you look at 2 minute mark you see the wires coming out of the top of the doors up to the roof.
Nice Prado! Nice setup in the back! love it.
Top vid. Well done. Great job on the prado. Im keen for some titan draws and wings for my 120. What size draws did you use and are their wing sets universal??
Subbed your channel also.
Hi Mate, the titan draws you can actually buy vehicle specific, mine is a set specifically for the Prado 120 series - then it has everything you need to fit and the wings suit properly.
Great setup. Do you have the build plans?
Thank you, sorry no specific plans to share, I just added modifications over time.
Slick setup! Great platform.
Hey man, that's a sweet looking rig!
Quick question, hopefully getting one of these myself in the coming weeks (120, LC3) and I really like the look of your ARB bar. However it seems to be a grey area as to whether they are legal or not. Have you had any issues with the legality of your bar?
Depends where you are, here in Perth Western Australia there are definitely no issues, a very common early mod for most 4x4 owners here. Most 4x4's here have bull bars here. You will need to check with your local authority on local laws and regulations.
Awesome .. love it. are you gonna get a roof tent fitted at some stage?
Probably not on this car. I am quite happy with my swag setup.
Hey bro, first of all have to say great job bro.... tidy, clean, functional, just great mods.... secondly how you 2nd battery setup goes? I've been told AGM does not like the heat from the bonnet nevertheless I was thinking how it does performed if someone install it there.... how is your experience with that battery... thanks mate for sharing.... Nice job!....
Yeah you see that a fair bit, AGM's ideally should not be in the engine bay, however for me I didn't have another good place to put it, but it is working just fine... I run my lights, fridge, charging phones etc... while camping and in the morning the voltage is still like 12.6V so plenty of juice by morning. the DC DC charger I use gives it a nice full charge and its temperature compensated - it has a temperature probe to help it charge efficiently so if its hot it wont pump so much current into it I guess. (its a Projecta Inteli-carge) On the Prado the battery is right behind the headlight too so I don't think it gets that hot, there's probably some decent airflow there.
Great set up mate
Excellent set up. You have thought it out well.
Awesome set up! Loved it 🤟
Sir, the best build I have seen. Well done 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. If I may ask, what is the brand (or where to buy) of the camping lights on the roof rack?
My camping lights on the roof rack I got from ebay. For the ones on the side search for '6" flood light 12v' and the ones on the rear search for '7" flood light 12v' or something along those lines - you should see lots of suitable results.
chappelle121 thanks a lot! Cheers
@@chappelle121 are the switches an ebay job too?
@@2Calam Yep
Love your build mate. Just wondering what suspension you have in it and what the tyre size is? Cheers
Hi Rob,
In this video the suspension was still stock but have since upgraded to a Ironman 2" lift with foamcell shocks
Tyres are 265/70/R17
@@chappelle121 cheers bloke. Loving the rig
Hey a bit late to the party, but nice set up! I just bought this exact model and wondering how your rear door handles the extra weight? I've only got the spare and standard tools on the inside panel and I feel the door is struggling with the weight!?
What is the wheelbase? and Did you make the shelf for the back door? Thats the nicest looking one I've seen.
2790mm is the wheel base, yeah I made the fold down table on the rear door. thanks mate :)
Hey mate really great setup, appreciate the video! Have you had any issues with the projecta DCDC charger mounted under the bonnet? Cheers
no worries! No - i have not had any issues with the DCDC charger, works well.
Hey mate, great setup! Looking at getting the ARB bullbar for mine, just wondering if that's the millennium grey you have or a black one
It is just black powder coat, but also it's not an ARB bar
@@chappelle121 Thanks mate, What bar is on it?
Awesome rig mate. Where did you get the light switches from?
I got them from ebay
Awesome video mate, would love to know where you got the shelf and divider or if it was a homejob?
Shelf and divider are a homejob DIY, just MDF cut out and wrapped in marine carpet
Hey Chappelle121, just wondering where you got the side door decal stickers from? Love them and was hoping to get my hands on a pair :) Awesome setup btw!
I got them off ebay from a seller called "mycarslook" they have it advertised as a navara sticker and i just asked them to change the navara logo to what i wanted
@@chappelle121 lovely cheers mate
Incredible build!!!
Your build is awesome. Where did you get the black ratchet strap? Thanks very much!
Hey mate, got mine from 'total tools' in Joondalup
Like your tab mate! Great work.
Great job! Congratulations! Can you please tell me the brand of the cargo barrier? Regards
Its a Milford cargo barrier, it was actually for a Mitsubishi van (i got it for free) and i modified it to work for me.
Worked well because i just bolted it to the top of the drawers then i had room behind the seats for the water bladder where as normally a cargo barrier would bolt to the floor and take up that room.
chappelle121 thanks
Looks really good. Can you please detail how did you make the gas bottle holder. Thanks
Its basically a heavy duty ratchet strap wrapped around the Tyre - I used a product from Bunnings called "Grunt E-track Fixing Plate" which has cut outs for a strap to fit though. so that is basically strapped that to the spare Tyre, then i bolted an oz trail holder to that plate with another little flat bar to make it more sturdy.
@@chappelle121 Thanks mate. Looks really practical
Am wondering what you used to make the back door table? looks real nice!
its just black melamine wood from the hardware store, cut to size, couple hinges, couple screws and the metal wire to hold it up. if you want like i did some carpet on the bottom is nice too. Everyhing you need can be got at bunnings (if you are in australia)
Great set up! Question, what size tires are you running and is the suspension stock?
In this video its 265/70/17, and stock suspension. Since then I added a 2" lift, though that size fit just fine without a lift
@@chappelle121 Thank you
This is an awesome set up! It has really given me a lot ideas for my own Prado.
I was wondering how/where did you get the tap water done?
thanks mate, the water system is done myself.
It is pretty simple, just need something to keep the water in, then tubed to a 12v water pump, and out via a tap
@@chappelle121 That's great! Thanks for your response.
Espetacular seu carro! 👏👏👏
Hey like your set up. Wanting to put a shelf and divider like yours in my Toyota prado 2018 150. Just wondering what thickness wood did you use? Also how exactly did you attached it to handles. I can see the O bolts on the actual shelf but could t quite see how it attaches to the handle up top
It was so long ago i don't remember to be honest, wood i would guess around 18mm. Attached to the handles by getting some threaded eye bolts that goes into the same thread as the handles. then another eye bolt on the shelf, and then a turnbuckle that goes between those eye bolts. and back the back just bolted to the cargo barrier.
Looks bloody amazing!
Where did you get the table you've got tucked next to the fridge?
Thanks mate, It is the 'Wanderer Aluminium Folding Table' from BCF
Very inspiring built, thank you for the video.
Absolutely beautiful mate - that has to be one of the nicest Prado’s, in fact 4x4’s, around ! Well done 👍 so nice.
It’s not over the top with every piece of unnecessary stuff bolted on for the brag factor - it’s just simple, super clean and super practical ! Awesome mate 😉👍👍 and I don’t mean this in any derogatory way but I get the impression you may be a bit of a perfectionist 👌 if I’m not mistaken and it shows so keep it up mate, it’s bloody great work ! Let me guess - aircraft mechanic or engineer of some sort ?
Haha thanks mate, I would say I am a bit of a perfectionist, but not in an over the top sort of way. Not quite an engineer but I am an instrument technician.
chappelle121 well either way mate - well done, beautiful clean tidy tourer you’ve got there. 👍 just goes to show with a bit of thinking, some planning and not stupid big over the top brand name spending, you can have a really nice vehicle to get you out and about into the camp lifestyle #stresslesscampmore
#4wheelinginnsw
for the rear door flip table, did you put some nuts at the back of the panel? or you simply drilled a hole and screw them on? thanks man! your mods are very clean!
They are just self tap screws from memory and has been just fine, Cheers.
Great job mate, and just as everyone else has mentions, great idea's for me to set mine up. Did you make the table at the rear or did you purchase it?
Hi mate, thanks - it is home made, everything is from the local hardware shop (bunnings)
More details on how you mounted the air compressor? And the fan mod..
I have another video showing that a bit more, check my channel and you should find it.
I did actually since move the compressor into the boot as it still sometimes got too hot
chappelle121 did you mount it or just loose in the back?
@@AstroBananna mounted on top of my drawers left of the fridge and table
Love it mate...regarding the rear table(bout to do mine) how are the hinges, straps and Bungy chords fixed? Just screwed into the plastic or bolted or through to metal? Cheers
Mine are just through the plastic only which is sufficient.
@chappelle121 amazing rig man, do you have a lift on it? And how many kms u got on it now? Looks mint man
Thanks mate! In this video the suspension is stock, have since added a 2" lift - has ~240k kms now, but that's not bad for an 2004
where did you get your back door table from? its so sick.
I made it myself, I got everything to make it at Bunnings :)
@@chappelle121 Hi mate, with your table, did screw straight into the tailgate cover or did you take it off and put something in behind to fix the screws to?
@@philmurray6510 Did not put anything behind, just screwed into it