This managed to have everything you need, while being compact, while also looking sorta good. Only problem is the colours and patterns of the interior but that’s up to preference
So Nice! I'm a Disabled Veteran and I'd dream to have something so nice. I'd pack my Service Dog and Myself up and hit the road full time. Thank you for sharing and allowing me to dream. 😂
This rig has everything you need for off grid camping. I would get one myself if I could afford it. It has so many cool features. My favorite is the shower because it’s unique and so is the king size bed. Great job guys!👍
PROPS for the tips at the end of the video!!!! I'm born and raised in the mountains of Colorado and there are very few things that we hate more then when people take big rigs off trail and destroy terrain.
What a clean cut and efficient build. Love it. The galley seems unified in design, with a low profile, modern touch, very nice. Bed area is very functional with a dedicated garage area and under bed storage. The bathroom is lovely. They have lightweight foam tiles that you stick on that resemble marble - Pelham or something. Waterproof. This will save you time on next build - use these tiles. 20:54 - LED light strip. Go one more and add a light strip cover so it does not shine into eyes when dining or in bed. German RVs do this, and its very elegant. You never want raw lights. 21:58 - I love this shower and its a very smart placement in hallway. You might want to cut a mat out of solid wood on CNC machine to custom fit the shower pans. Euro RVs are all doing that. No nails to rust, no screws, easy one piece with rubber legs glued on. Raises the pan for standing so its a smooth walk to cab area, and keeps feet dry while water drains off slowly. No sloshing either. The toilet placement is the very best place to put it. One other guy had done this. Very smart!!! 24:21 - Personally, I need a bigger 6 cu ft fridge with separate freezer, and would sacrifice garage for it, This is too small for stocking up on food and will be a pain over time. One tip more - the spice rack left of sink looks gorgeous! However, if you made it a pull out pantry for cans or spices, you would need to cover up sides with plywood. Then you could hang IKEA Bekvam / Rajtan spice racks along that wooden wall, and also a small dish rack. More space for kitchen. Consider too, the concept of a hinged or swing out shelf pantry system against a wall. Closed, it is a wall with hooks on outside. Unlatch and swing out the boxed shelves and a huge pantry opens up for cooking or jewelry, or even clothes laid flat on hangers. Visit an airplane bathroom, you get a lot of ideas for compact spaces. The motor details went a bit over my head but you seem to have done an exceptional job of converting this road vehicle to an off road van. Bravo! Those springs look very rugged. I probably need that for my Class C too, Very impressive overall build, thanks for the tour! Love it.
The only time anyone would be happy to be in an ambulance!!!!! Looks Great bro 👌 stay blessed bro 🙏!!!!one of the best I seen so far !!!! And explained in detail!!!!!
As a retired Medic/Firefighter, I think this is really cool. I prefer a much smaller footprint myself, but this is going to make someone a very nice overlander.
Wow very very similar to my build I had a 2005 450 utility body fully built 650 hp just could not get the ride to soften up for road travel felt like a school bus lol nice build man
Great ideas and build. Seems to have few rough edges. The hex bolts on the bed slide out for example. Use carriage bolts and acorn nuts. The over cut corner on the show door. Love the build and layout.
The top end DIY 4x4 ambulance conversions I've seen and liked so far are way unaffordable. Thus, I'll have to be satisfied with a minimal level of conversion to stay within a budget I can afford. This is a nice rig. I love it. Particularly the ability of living off grid for upwards of three months.
Agree completely. A standard van E-Series is all I want. I have several 2014 ambos, and wheelchair vans i LOVE the v10 (some have 5.4) , and posi rears. The v10 gets same mileage as 5.4, and for mountain passes and pulling a CJ7 on highway i want the power.
Great build. We are doing an overlander build off a E450 box van 20ft chassis. Building a custom box with a 3ft extension. Again great vehicle thanks for sharing 👍
@16:36 - this makes me think that you could use opened cabinet interior (so side facing up when open) as additional counter top especially if the part facing up is thicker butcher block material... great stuff!
I have supplemental air bags on the rear of my van. It helps lift the rear if it’s loaded and sagging. It’s perfect for towing. Let the air out, back up to the hitch, air it up to the max, and it lifts the tongue jack off the ground.
I'd make minor changes to certain things though for balance of the truck and easy serviceable maintanence from the outside and inside. I do like the exterior design of it. -Build Gray/black and toilet Water tank Accessible from both sides under the shower and toilet where the that battery storage is at. Can use a cassette or build a tank to drain like the Rv's for it. All water usage of Showers, Cooking, and Using the Toilet all goes down to 1 tank under it. -Left side storage next to driver door use for CampFlux Portable gas water heater, Water Pump, and Propane tank. Easy to hook up shower, sink - Remove Top cabinet shelf. Add Small Microwave above the The sink , but switch the sink and cook top around to be easier to hook everything up and drain. Also when cooking the window is right in front of the heat to blow everything out. -Dometic Fridge and Freezer Slide out under the sink counter top. Can just easily load up groceries into it from that outside door under the sink. Pots And pans can be store under the seat. -Electric Panel control and fuse box built Next to side Door Entrance and above the main batteries for the Main House battery. -Rear Storage at the double door under bed is Fresh water tank. -Built a Double Swing Tire mount on the Rear to mount the Spare tire to be easy serviceable. -Solar Panel Rooftop. -Get rid of that Panel board U shape on the toilet. to Give more space and avoid hitting your head when sitting down.
Beautiful rig. I noticed that the leaf spring U-bolts looked vulnerable when rock crawling.. Years ago, I equipped my 1975 CJ-5 with a set of shackle U bolts skid plates made by Con-Fer. I'm not sure if they are even in business anymore, but the design was simple and cheap. Maybe consider adding them to your vehicle.
How has the floor held up to van life as opposed to boat life? I am considering using the same but I am on the fence. Any experienced insight would be helpful. Thanks. Nice build by the way.
I love seeing “DIY” in all these overland vehicles youtube videos only to hear the owner mention sending their whole car to a shop somewhere to get a whole suspension rebuild, transmission conversion etc. unless you are doing it in your driveway like some of us. Not DIY.
Yeah, this is about as “DIY” as a “checkbook tour” of the service industry- with sponsor-like plugs. Only, they shoulda designed it, too! Mine? truly cheap- before Ambu’s were a thing- but it still lights-up a site.
You and C Luek can keyboard warrior all you want. Pretty weak talking down on this build because he outsourced the 4WD and suspension, but engineered and thought through every single change, built the entire interior, electrical, water system, woodworking, welding, etc. etc. Where's your 100% DIY rigs guys? Did you mold the rubber tires in your garage?
The diesel heater controller is in a odd place. At night when the bed is extended you would have to climb out of bed and crawl under it to adjust the heat. Nice truck though.
Is it possible to add a lazyboy recliner to any of your custom ambulance camper designs ? I want to be able to fall asleep on the recliner if I have trouble falling asleep on a bed.
A word of caution, New Jersey officials discovered a truck ad stating the emissions had been deleted and refused to let him resell it or register it unless it was returned to stock. When he couldn’t meet their deadline he had to scrap it. I don’t know if other municipalities will also start doing this, so people should probably not be making public comments about their vehicles being bulletproofed.
I see only one key issue. Your rear brakes are wide open to be bashed on rocks and such. Should have just swaped to an srw axle instead of running a single wheel on the drw rearend. You saved money but not if you bash those rotors on something
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I mean its cool and stuff but i really dont get that pick up camper thing, the big ass hood is Taking so much space just for the engine. I would rather choose such thing as a ford E-350 and convert maybe axles and stuff its so much better space wise.
Why do you need to take a camper into rugged terrain with no roads. Its idiotic. If anything happens, and it will happen for sure, you are stuck there, no help. And when you go back to smooth roads, your mpg drops to the point where you not only leave a horrible carbon footprint but go broke at gas station. For the few times you need ruggedness, you sacrifice mpg on every highway mile you drive. Pay pay pay pay pay. For the gas. The tires. The build. And no frills either. Makes zero sense. I would never go into terrain like that with a heavy van, heavy water tanks, stressing out every joint. That being said, your interior design is very well done. Sleek, low profile cabinets, and bathroom is genius! Love the kitchen galley, stylish and functional. It makes a huge difference having a toilet and shower stall. Wish the fridge was bigger and there was a closet too. But one cannot have everything. Good job on build!
There is a 2 year wait list for Earthroamers (600k - 1.5million). This an ER-like vehicle at a fraction of the price. There's clearly a market for it and I can tell you from experience there's nothing like getting to the most remote locations in this country with a legit RV with top of the line systems to enjoy during your stay. If you've never been up a wild trail and camped where no other human will show up for weeks, then you just don't have a grasp on it. That doesn't make it idiotic at all, that just means you're a keyboard warrior with less desire to explore.
@@auxbuilt4190 You damage sensitive environments with a multi ton monster crushing everything under it. Every little ground burrow, birds nest or ground bee hives destroyed. Yes I do have a grasp on it. Its idiotic and hugely arrogant toward the earth.
Title says diy the owners says built by his outfitter buisness. Definitly a nice diy build all those exposed screws and panel gaps is where u save money compared to earth roamer
I will start this with a complaint. 1 you should really look up the definition of DIY because this is a multiple shop colab with professional builders that did most of the work. 2 you used the known most unreliable diesel engine Ford has ever put in a truck. Now that said its an awesome build with alot of money put in by a shop thanks for sharing.
Depends on what you mean by “it.” Zach did all the planning and design and a lot if the work. He delegated some of the work out to qualified shops. But he managed and oversaw the whole process.
@@AllTerrainFamily again diy means do it yourself not have someone do it and those of us who do do it ourselves well we dont oversee the process thats kinda a crock of ahcooo.
"Big, robust, reliable diesel truck" Then he said it has the Ford 6.0L engine!!!! Like bro someone should have done ANY homework. Should have gotten the 7.3L dood!
I'm sorry I have to disagree with you. There is no way you can put 90 days worth of food in the cabinets you have shown us that you said was dedicated to food storage. I was born a day but it wasn't yesterday.
Perfekt bed and shower solution, very nice over all. I loved it.
“DIY” lol. This thing is wild. Can you imagine converting one of those dual cab International ambulances?
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Yeah that’s my speed.
I'm thinking about it now...
This managed to have everything you need, while being compact, while also looking sorta good. Only problem is the colours and patterns of the interior but that’s up to preference
A great design, the bed works well. A lot of good design features and ideas. One of the better ambulance conversions I have seen, well done.
So Nice! I'm a Disabled Veteran and I'd dream to have something so nice. I'd pack my Service Dog and Myself up and hit the road full time. Thank you for sharing and allowing me to dream. 😂
This rig has everything you need for off grid camping. I would get one myself if I could afford it. It has so many cool features. My favorite is the shower because it’s unique and so is the king size bed. Great job guys!👍
cant agree more
PROPS for the tips at the end of the video!!!! I'm born and raised in the mountains of Colorado and there are very few things that we hate more then when people take big rigs off trail and destroy terrain.
This is a dream vehicle
What a clean cut and efficient build. Love it. The galley seems unified in design, with a low profile, modern touch, very nice. Bed area is very functional with a dedicated garage area and under bed storage. The bathroom is lovely. They have lightweight foam tiles that you stick on that resemble marble - Pelham or something. Waterproof. This will save you time on next build - use these tiles.
20:54 - LED light strip. Go one more and add a light strip cover so it does not shine into eyes when dining or in bed. German RVs do this, and its very elegant. You never want raw lights.
21:58 - I love this shower and its a very smart placement in hallway. You might want to cut a mat out of solid wood on CNC machine to custom fit the shower pans. Euro RVs are all doing that. No nails to rust, no screws, easy one piece with rubber legs glued on. Raises the pan for standing so its a smooth walk to cab area, and keeps feet dry while water drains off slowly. No sloshing either. The toilet placement is the very best place to put it. One other guy had done this. Very smart!!!
24:21 - Personally, I need a bigger 6 cu ft fridge with separate freezer, and would sacrifice garage for it, This is too small for stocking up on food and will be a pain over time.
One tip more - the spice rack left of sink looks gorgeous! However, if you made it a pull out pantry for cans or spices, you would need to cover up sides with plywood. Then you could hang IKEA Bekvam / Rajtan spice racks along that wooden wall, and also a small dish rack. More space for kitchen. Consider too, the concept of a hinged or swing out shelf pantry system against a wall. Closed, it is a wall with hooks on outside. Unlatch and swing out the boxed shelves and a huge pantry opens up for cooking or jewelry, or even clothes laid flat on hangers. Visit an airplane bathroom, you get a lot of ideas for compact spaces.
The motor details went a bit over my head but you seem to have done an exceptional job of converting this road vehicle to an off road van. Bravo! Those springs look very rugged. I probably need that for my Class C too, Very impressive overall build, thanks for the tour! Love it.
The only time anyone would be happy to be in an ambulance!!!!! Looks Great bro 👌 stay blessed bro 🙏!!!!one of the best I seen so far !!!! And explained in detail!!!!!
As a retired Medic/Firefighter, I think this is really cool. I prefer a much smaller footprint myself, but this is going to make someone a very nice overlander.
Put skinnier tires on, less footprint that way. lol
@@Natschke_Family_Adventures ba dum BA!
Wow very very similar to my build I had a 2005 450 utility body fully built 650 hp just could not get the ride to soften up for road travel felt like a school bus lol nice build man
Awesome build. Shower section is pretty clever.
Great ideas and build. Seems to have few rough edges. The hex bolts on the bed slide out for example. Use carriage bolts and acorn nuts. The over cut corner on the show door. Love the build and layout.
THIS BUILD IS AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL
A compartment where I can almost keep a pair of skis is an absolute must-have.
Very sharp looking interior.
The top end DIY 4x4 ambulance conversions I've seen and liked so far are way unaffordable. Thus, I'll have to be satisfied with a minimal level of conversion to stay within a budget I can afford. This is a nice rig. I love it. Particularly the ability of living off grid for upwards of three months.
Agree completely. A standard van E-Series is all I want. I have several 2014 ambos, and wheelchair vans i LOVE the v10 (some have 5.4) , and posi rears. The v10 gets same mileage as 5.4, and for mountain passes and pulling a CJ7 on highway i want the power.
I'm confused as to why this is refered to as DIY if they are a company that builds campers.
My assumption is that they did a DIY build and then ended up building full time.
Love the build but also love the treadlightly note.
That interior is amazing!!!
Great build. We are doing an overlander build off a E450 box van 20ft chassis. Building a custom box with a 3ft extension.
Again great vehicle thanks for sharing 👍
Just saw one of these campers on the freeway in WA. So pretty had to look it up.
i'll bet this project took a lot of patients
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@@autarkyev2880 It was a ambulance patient joke.
Lol
@16:36 - this makes me think that you could use opened cabinet interior (so side facing up when open) as additional counter top especially if the part facing up is thicker butcher block material... great stuff!
I have supplemental air bags on the rear of my van. It helps lift the rear if it’s loaded and sagging. It’s perfect for towing. Let the air out, back up to the hitch, air it up to the max, and it lifts the tongue jack off the ground.
I'd make minor changes to certain things though for balance of the truck and easy serviceable maintanence from the outside and inside. I do like the exterior design of it.
-Build Gray/black and toilet Water tank Accessible from both sides under the shower and toilet where the that battery storage is at. Can use a cassette or build a tank to drain like the Rv's for it. All water usage of Showers, Cooking, and Using the Toilet all goes down to 1 tank under it.
-Left side storage next to driver door use for CampFlux Portable gas water heater, Water Pump, and Propane tank. Easy to hook up shower, sink
- Remove Top cabinet shelf. Add Small Microwave above the The sink , but switch the sink and cook top around to be easier to hook everything up and drain. Also when cooking the window is right in front of the heat to blow everything out.
-Dometic Fridge and Freezer Slide out under the sink counter top. Can just easily load up groceries into it from that outside door under the sink. Pots And pans can be store under the seat.
-Electric Panel control and fuse box built Next to side Door Entrance and above the main batteries for the Main House battery.
-Rear Storage at the double door under bed is Fresh water tank.
-Built a Double Swing Tire mount on the Rear to mount the Spare tire to be easy serviceable.
-Solar Panel Rooftop.
-Get rid of that Panel board U shape on the toilet. to Give more space and avoid hitting your head when sitting down.
Beautiful rig. I noticed that the leaf spring U-bolts looked vulnerable when rock crawling.. Years ago, I equipped my 1975 CJ-5 with a set of shackle U bolts skid plates made by Con-Fer. I'm not sure if they are even in business anymore, but the design was simple and cheap. Maybe consider adding them to your vehicle.
DIY!!? this guy is a pro
What a Awsome rig 👍
11:47 Enough space for the entire solar system, what a badass deal.
How has the floor held up to van life as opposed to boat life? I am considering using the same but I am on the fence. Any experienced insight would be helpful. Thanks. Nice build by the way.
Would like to find information on the interior puck lights. I am not finding anything. Thanks, Bob
Should the rotopx fuel container be yellow since it holds diesel?
def not blue
I love this vehicle if it is already sold I would love to hear about a duplicate vehicle and how much it cost
This is a sick rig!!
Nice rig
I love seeing “DIY” in all these overland vehicles youtube videos only to hear the owner mention sending their whole car to a shop somewhere to get a whole suspension rebuild, transmission conversion etc. unless you are doing it in your driveway like some of us. Not DIY.
Yeah, this is about as “DIY” as a “checkbook tour” of the service industry- with sponsor-like plugs.
Only, they shoulda designed it, too!
Mine? truly cheap- before Ambu’s were a thing- but it still lights-up a site.
You and C Luek can keyboard warrior all you want. Pretty weak talking down on this build because he outsourced the 4WD and suspension, but engineered and thought through every single change, built the entire interior, electrical, water system, woodworking, welding, etc. etc. Where's your 100% DIY rigs guys? Did you mold the rubber tires in your garage?
Love it !!!
Yay!
Bear spray placement is plug
If you had the opportunity to choose the amount (and location) of exterior storage cabinets, how many would you have, and where would you place them?
This is awesome ! Great job!! I want one. Dang. For a home! Can't afford a camper.
Hi who makes the roof rack over the front cab? I am trying to find one for my ambulance.
Nice !!!
Damn my dream of grid beast here in Kenya
First video here, just wondering what u did with the electrical system?, I have a 2003 forde450 horton havnt done anything yet
Well done loved your rig
The diesel heater controller is in a odd place. At night when the bed is extended you would have to climb out of bed and crawl under it to adjust the heat. Nice truck though.
Great Review thank you 👍 🇺🇲
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Beautiful interior. That fridge is tiny though.
Is it possible to add a lazyboy recliner to any of your custom ambulance camper designs ? I want to be able to fall asleep on the recliner if I have trouble falling asleep on a bed.
Very impressive,!!!
Why did you install the paper towel in front of the window instead of the ideal space next to it?
All I see is 💰💰💰
Pretty bad ass 👍
A word of caution, New Jersey officials discovered a truck ad stating the emissions had been deleted and refused to let him resell it or register it unless it was returned to stock. When he couldn’t meet their deadline he had to scrap it. I don’t know if other municipalities will also start doing this, so people should probably not be making public comments about their vehicles being bulletproofed.
How much you sold it for?
Is this for sale? Is there a link to the asking price?
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I see only one key issue. Your rear brakes are wide open to be bashed on rocks and such. Should have just swaped to an srw axle instead of running a single wheel on the drw rearend. You saved money but not if you bash those rotors on something
NOBODY makes aircon inside campers !! it's impossible to to sleep when +35 C outside ! this is torture !
I have "heard" those Continental Tires don't wear evenly and the Goodyear military tire is a much better choice.
How much is something like this
How much was that for sale for
Can i ask what size tires?
Is this Unit still available for sale?
I don’t think so.
Love!!!!
I’ve been trying to find more details on the interior coin lights seen at the 17 minute portion. It sounded like lumacoin but I’m not finding results.
Since its a german company, he probably mispronounced it.
I’m looking into van life myself and i have narrowed down to the used used ambulances, what’s the average cost i’m looking at?
Neat truck anybody check his blood pressure looks like he's going to vapor lock any second
Do you have videos of the shuttle buses?
I don’t, Zach does.
@@AllTerrainFamily how can I find them. Thank you.
They’re on his website. Autarkey Expedition Vehicles.
Check out our videos ! This is Zach BTW!
@@autarkyev2880 thanks! Followed you on Instagram yesterday too!
I love it! Send info…
You guys are so into fire and burning, I’m surprised you don’t have a fire pit in the middle of your camper!
Do you know a good way to do that?
What happens when they don’t sell diesel anymore?
There’s no way this vehicle will last that long.
You still have the Kelderman
No ! Altas custom leaf packs all 4 corners.
Cost?
is icon 2.0 enough to support that much weight? I have fox 2.0 on 4runner and I can put too much weight on it
The springs support weight. Shocks just control the oscillation.
How much? I love it.
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How much was the interior ?
You'd HAVE to "delete" the 6.0 COMPLETELY for me to even consider that rig. LOL
Is this rig for sale ?
It has sold
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An evaporator cooler?!!!! Wasting water on cooling in the desert is insane! Why don’t you use solar?! 12v ac split mini!
There’s plenty of water in the desert if you know where to look.
dIY. Yes too many little things. CSA standards have specific location for shore power
Def 100k AT LEAST
It SOLD
Costume equals big $$$. Nice if you have the cash.
I mean its cool and stuff but i really dont get that pick up camper thing, the big ass hood is Taking so much space just for the engine. I would rather choose such thing as a ford E-350 and convert maybe axles and stuff its so much better space wise.
The only thing I do not like is bullet proof engine . Stay away from bullet proof engine and just go with 7.3 or Cummings .
I can put 3500 miles on one in less than 6 months
Ford socks after 2000
Why do you need to take a camper into rugged terrain with no roads. Its idiotic. If anything happens, and it will happen for sure, you are stuck there, no help. And when you go back to smooth roads, your mpg drops to the point where you not only leave a horrible carbon footprint but go broke at gas station. For the few times you need ruggedness, you sacrifice mpg on every highway mile you drive. Pay pay pay pay pay. For the gas. The tires. The build. And no frills either. Makes zero sense. I would never go into terrain like that with a heavy van, heavy water tanks, stressing out every joint.
That being said, your interior design is very well done. Sleek, low profile cabinets, and bathroom is genius! Love the kitchen galley, stylish and functional. It makes a huge difference having a toilet and shower stall. Wish the fridge was bigger and there was a closet too. But one cannot have everything. Good job on build!
There is a 2 year wait list for Earthroamers (600k - 1.5million). This an ER-like vehicle at a fraction of the price. There's clearly a market for it and I can tell you from experience there's nothing like getting to the most remote locations in this country with a legit RV with top of the line systems to enjoy during your stay. If you've never been up a wild trail and camped where no other human will show up for weeks, then you just don't have a grasp on it. That doesn't make it idiotic at all, that just means you're a keyboard warrior with less desire to explore.
@@auxbuilt4190 You damage sensitive environments with a multi ton monster crushing everything under it. Every little ground burrow, birds nest or ground bee hives destroyed. Yes I do have a grasp on it. Its idiotic and hugely arrogant toward the earth.
Q:What is the fuel consumption?
A:Yes.
DIY? oookay, cool truck though.
Is your truck for sale? Let me know if you are‼️thanks 😎🇺🇸👉🏻🌎
It looked great until he said 5’8 and under, at 6’2 I wouldn’t be comfortable.
Weird shower placement.
09.37 He weren’t for opening that door 🤷
Title says diy the owners says built by his outfitter buisness. Definitly a nice diy build all those exposed screws and panel gaps is where u save money compared to earth roamer
DIY?! What part? Oh, the opening of your wallet - that was DIY.
I will start this with a complaint. 1 you should really look up the definition of DIY because this is a multiple shop colab with professional builders that did most of the work. 2 you used the known most unreliable diesel engine Ford has ever put in a truck. Now that said its an awesome build with alot of money put in by a shop thanks for sharing.
Depends on what you mean by “it.” Zach did all the planning and design and a lot if the work. He delegated some of the work out to qualified shops. But he managed and oversaw the whole process.
@@AllTerrainFamily Do It Yourself is DIY this is a shop and family that builds dont use DIY if your not.
@@AllTerrainFamily thats not diy its company broadcasting which is fine but false advertisement in your future nice job
@@AllTerrainFamily again diy means do it yourself not have someone do it and those of us who do do it ourselves well we dont oversee the process thats kinda a crock of ahcooo.
Yeah, well, that’s just, like, your opinion, man.
"Big, robust, reliable diesel truck" Then he said it has the Ford 6.0L engine!!!! Like bro someone should have done ANY homework. Should have gotten the 7.3L dood!
It’s cool but you destroyed all the cool storage doors u can’t put anything in em smh
Where is 4X4 conversion mentioned? gave up when he didn't wanna let us now how that got done. click bait.
It was always 4x4.
I'm sorry I have to disagree with you. There is no way you can put 90 days worth of food in the cabinets you have shown us that you said was dedicated to food storage. I was born a day but it wasn't yesterday.
Ok.