Not a Toyota guy but I appreciate everyone’s adventures. I’ve been all up and down from LaPaz to the Rubicon in 30 yrs of wheeling. It never gets old and you still see stuff you missed every time. NV, AZ, UT and CO too. Watching these as I rewire my old Ramcharger makes me realize how lucky I was growing up in Vegas. About to start exploring the east coast and south now since moving to SC.
Death Valley magic, even more impressive coming from the PNW. Your compilation conveys the desert feel/sensations/noises and one could almost smell the whiskey & ghost pepper sauce. Nice design of your front bumper, many people go overboard and mess up the air flow, affecting cooling, mpg and dynamics. I can't see any significant sway in the suspension, considering the center of gravity of the camper; that should help both off road and badly engineered mountain tarmac. I am appreciating more and more the "everyday living" segments: camper's plumbing, food, drink and making new "friends". Looking forward to your next segment.
I use to live in Beatty as a kid. I would ride my dirt bike often to Rhyolite. Back then/1970ish a very old lady lived at the train depot. She had nice trees and plants so lots of shade and sold ice cold drinks which I would buy after a hot day of motorcycling.
1:41 Word from the wise, put a ziptie through the D-shackle bolt and secure it as they can back out from vehicle vibration. True story; I was at Burning Man and had my rig parked on the playa. A new friend was looking over my rig and told me I should secure my D-shackle with wire or a ziptie. I ignored his advice. After Burning Man we were going to Vegas to decompress. I was in the middle of nowhere in Nevada and I heard a clunk and my tire kicked something red up. I saw something flying in my mirror so I pulled off wondering what just fell off my FJ Cruiser. It was my D-shackle. If someone had been behind me it would have been bad. Now I secure my D-ring bolts. 5:40 It is ok to mix whiskey and beer but don't invite tequila ... 13:54 What an epic view, so lucky to be in the right place at the right time. Full on dry dessert with snow top to bottom on the mountains. Great video!
What an incredible area. The valley looks so barren and appears as if it would be 100f+, yet it's cold and surrounded by snowy peaks. The mind is challenged to comprehend. I am rarely jealous of anything, but a girlfriend that can make off-the-cuff jokes about a welded axle would tempt me. Your closing thanks us for coming along, but really, thank you guys for sharing your adventure.
Thank you guys for sharing your adventures! I’ve been enjoying some of your older adventures as well. Love the dedication and effort put into the Yeti and the Chinook!
I hear some people camping at police department when traveling. Wake up in the morning. All stuff outside the truck will be gone. Lights spare tire... someone always stays up at night. Different world.
Nice video of my old stomping grounds. I lived in Bishop for 15 years. Also like the walk around of the rig you did in the Alabama Hills. The Owens Valley is a beautiful place. I look forward to your further explorations.
I had to pause the video at 14:09 to take it all in... what a gorgeous shot! 😍😍😍 such a unique mix of land scape! also a unique mix of Toyota parts lol
Greetings from the once more frozen Okanagan - again you picked a good winter to skip out on. The KC lights were "the thing" to have back in the '70's even, though then we'd hear the big V8 slow down and the alternator belt squeal when we put them on! :) The new LED lights are wonderful. Stay well and travel safe you two.
For reference, there is a big BLM fine for feeding those donkeys. Got warned a couple times by the locals in as I was patching a tire in Beatty where the herd goes to hang out. Also, just between Rhyolite and Death Valley, there is a kind of arts colony/outdoor sculpture park if you take the access road to the north.
First and foremost, I think you guys have hit the sweet spot and become the best overlanding channel out there. I'm really looking forward to this trip. Secondly, what are your thoughts on cast iron over stainless steel when cooking on gas? I have both and use difficult to heat up cast on wood fires and s/s on precious gas/diesel (less easily available fuel).
Another awesome video! I’ll be at hammer as well. Will definitely keep an eye out. Message me if you need any parts I have a buddy who has everything and he’ll be out there as well. Safe travels.
Aren’t the landscapes there so dramatic? BC is awesome, and beautiful, but the slick rock of Utah, the desert and those mountains have such a huge vista, it is so foreign to a Canadian. And the night sky…..
That area is so cool. Bishop and Big Pine area. I hope you can get up in the Inyo. Great trails. And check out Yosemite. I spent a ton of time in that area a couple years ago fighting fire. Most of CA you can have it but I love it around there. I’m living vicariously through you guys and will be for a long while the way things are looking 😊
"Off-the Hook Chinook". I'd love to trade lives with you. Been calculating gear ratios all day. My '80 long bed project is about to begin. Looks like 5.39's, 35's and a doubler. (I'm sure you know what I said).
Dude, the Mt. Tom and the Owen's Valley is beautiful this time of year! Not sure if you guys are still in the eastern sierras, but I'm a local and know some solid trails over in the Panamint Valley if you guys are looking for some more desert offroading!
Great views and great video overall, congrats ! If I may however, please check your audio balance for us headphone users. Your voiceover and some (not all, strangely) footage audio is stuck on the left channel only, which sounds really weird :-). Keep on the good work.
This is such a fun adventure- I was going to do something "similar" with one of my boys (22 now) and our rigs- but Covid and a broken wrist (his) shut that down- so I'm living vicariously through you two now- just love this! I do have one question- the rig looks a little low in back- I understand it's heavier back there- is there a way to pick it up more with maybe heavier lift springs? Seems kind of nose-light... otherwise one of the coolest rigs out there.
Thank you! When we bought the truck, it was hanging in it, and after searching through the glove box, someone had made a sticker and put it in the owners manual that said “Gypsy Wheeler.” We weren’t going to name it Gypsy wheeler but we thought we could keep a little bit of its Gypsy heritage haha
@@ToyotaWorldRunners that is amazing. I’m jealous of what you guys have achieved and I look forward to my journey out in the wild. You guys are an inspiration. keep it up!! 😁
Loving the adventure so far, Nevada death valley spectacular!!! Just a quick question are you thinking of adding front guard flares to the rig? Enjoy your wonderful trip 👊 and the Shaun Whale Reference Gold!!
Love the build and the adventures so far, but I'm concerned about your choice in tire size when you get south of the American border. Anything bigger than 32" is not very common.
Once again another great video of your adventures.You guys look like your having the time of your lives.Did you two stopped in at Cerro Gordo?How does the Chinook perform on the highway?Especially hills and cruising speed?Thanks for taking the time and energy to share another video.
They absolutely should visit Cerro Gordo if they can! I watch the video channel Ghost Town Living and That would be a cool place to explore. The Eastern Sierras are gorgeous in the winter! I have spent quite a bit of time in the Owens Valley. Safe travels!!!! Looking forward to more content.
@Mark Ely Yes I Brett Channel too,that's why I suggested them visiting there.Several years ago I stayed at a couple volunteer cabins in Death Valley with my family.
Clara! She's a dream boat. Keeps the coffee hot for ages. We got her randomly at a store in Nevada called Home Goods. (It's actually called Clara btw, lol).
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Can we take a minute to appreciate how far this fresh build has been driven immediately after “finishing”! The truck and the adventure are sick!
It’s really a sweet setup!
Thank you for this comment! We're impressed every day.
Yes, very impressive 👍
Not a Toyota guy but I appreciate everyone’s adventures. I’ve been all up and down from LaPaz to the Rubicon in 30 yrs of wheeling. It never gets old and you still see stuff you missed every time. NV, AZ, UT and CO too. Watching these as I rewire my old Ramcharger makes me realize how lucky I was growing up in Vegas.
About to start exploring the east coast and south now since moving to SC.
Death Valley magic, even more impressive coming from the PNW. Your compilation conveys the desert feel/sensations/noises and one could almost smell the whiskey & ghost pepper sauce. Nice design of your front bumper, many people go overboard and mess up the air flow, affecting cooling, mpg and dynamics. I can't see any significant sway in the suspension, considering the center of gravity of the camper; that should help both off road and badly engineered mountain tarmac. I am appreciating more and more the "everyday living" segments: camper's plumbing, food, drink and making new "friends". Looking forward to your next segment.
Favorite channel I’ve found on TH-cam ever. Thank you for the quality content
Winter camping is the best. We did a huge tour with 31 National Parks and didn't even have to book in advance as everything was available!
Amazing. You guys get to do what many people only dream of thanks for sharing your adventures. Safe travels.
I don't know how ya'll don't have more subs.
Feel free to ask TH-cam? lol, we're waiting for them too 🤣
Again such a great video guys! Love the content! 🙏🏻
The Shaun Whale whale comment with not trying to kill everyone was good 😂🤙🏻
I use to live in Beatty as a kid. I would ride my dirt bike often to Rhyolite. Back then/1970ish a very old lady lived at the train depot. She had nice trees and plants so lots of shade and sold ice cold drinks which I would buy after a hot day of motorcycling.
Absolutely beautiful videography! You guys knocked it out of the park! Good luck on your adventures.
Thank you!!
Great videos kids so enjoy your travels and be safe! You two are making memories that will last a lifetime!
That's the plan!
There's nothing like French press coffee while camping in a rig you built yourself.
King of the Hammers coming soon
1:41 Word from the wise, put a ziptie through the D-shackle bolt and secure it as they can back out from vehicle vibration. True story; I was at Burning Man and had my rig parked on the playa. A new friend was looking over my rig and told me I should secure my D-shackle with wire or a ziptie. I ignored his advice. After Burning Man we were going to Vegas to decompress. I was in the middle of nowhere in Nevada and I heard a clunk and my tire kicked something red up. I saw something flying in my mirror so I pulled off wondering what just fell off my FJ Cruiser. It was my D-shackle. If someone had been behind me it would have been bad. Now I secure my D-ring bolts.
5:40 It is ok to mix whiskey and beer but don't invite tequila ...
13:54 What an epic view, so lucky to be in the right place at the right time. Full on dry dessert with snow top to bottom on the mountains.
Great video!
Hahahahahaha Shaun whale reference was awesome
Very nice. Drone work was very sublime. Lotsa smiles!
Many thanks!
What an incredible area. The valley looks so barren and appears as if it would be 100f+, yet it's cold and surrounded by snowy peaks. The mind is challenged to comprehend. I am rarely jealous of anything, but a girlfriend that can make off-the-cuff jokes about a welded axle would tempt me. Your closing thanks us for coming along, but really, thank you guys for sharing your adventure.
She is a dream, that's for sure!
It's a two was street, wouldn't be much fun without y'all here!
SO.DAMN.GOOD.
Thanks for bringing me along
Beautiful scenery guys it’s just breathtaking!
It really is! Thank you.
What a machine!😃
So Jealous of your travels. The KC lights are awesome!
Great video you two,,! The music was perfect,,!! Thanks and have fun,!
Those shots in the desert with the white mountains in the background…Epic.
Thanks for bringing us along, and the scenery is awesome also.
Thank you guys for sharing your adventures! I’ve been enjoying some of your older adventures as well. Love the dedication and effort put into the Yeti and the Chinook!
Thanks for checking out some of the old gold! We try and take care of them, so they'll take care of us!
Me and my gf love your videos, and beer reviews lol
Glad you like them, thanks for watching!
Awesome video brother and sister 🙏 ❤️
Refreshing video guys, thanka! Not being completely well-overdose workswonderfully for us. Enjoy your travels, subscribed x
Freakin Sweet!!!
Welcome to Nevada! Lots of dirt to drive on.
Really enjoyed this video! 👏 Awesome build & good vibes in the video content
In Mexico do NOT travel at night
100%
I hear some people camping at police department when traveling. Wake up in the morning. All stuff outside the truck will be gone. Lights spare tire... someone always stays up at night. Different world.
I just wanted to say thank you to you guys.. that impression is what I need in this lifetime.. right now! So thanks 🌻
Best regards from Germany :)
Bravo!
Love the cuisine segments 👍😎
Gorgeous! I loved the "Good the Bad and the Ugly" type cowboy music! The scenery is so unusual and beautiful! Congrats🥰❤️🥰❤️
It was a fun one to score!
I gotta say, the cinematography lately has been on point👌
Love the Shauno reference! Get video!
Awesome!
Nice video of my old stomping grounds. I lived in Bishop for 15 years. Also like the walk around of the rig you did in the Alabama Hills. The Owens Valley is a beautiful place. I look forward to your further explorations.
I had to pause the video at 14:09 to take it all in... what a gorgeous shot! 😍😍😍 such a unique mix of land scape! also a unique mix of Toyota parts lol
Our eyes also took a very long pause when we saw it...
Wish youtube had a LOVE button! Great stuff excited to see more
I love me some desert views. No trees to block scenery. Looking forward to the next video.
You all should totally be hitting some of the hot springs sprinkled around these areas! Perfect for getting outside while winter camping.
Thank you for pronouncing "Nevada" correctly.
Greetings from the once more frozen Okanagan - again you picked a good winter to skip out on. The KC lights were "the thing" to have back in the '70's even, though then we'd hear the big V8 slow down and the alternator belt squeal when we put them on! :) The new LED lights are wonderful. Stay well and travel safe you two.
For reference, there is a big BLM fine for feeding those donkeys. Got warned a couple times by the locals in as I was patching a tire in Beatty where the herd goes to hang out. Also, just between Rhyolite and Death Valley, there is a kind of arts colony/outdoor sculpture park if you take the access road to the north.
You guys are so courageous I can't wait to see the beautiful places you go to next. Soak up these incredible moments and take lots of pictures 😮😍
Greatly descriptive
Stay blessed, And great video 📸 guys 👍
Absolutely enjoying your Adventures
Dig your adventure. Had a stealthy Hi Lux and ruled Baja in it. Safe travels
The Rig Looks cherry brah Hawaiian shown some Aloha be safe out dea.
Mahalo brotha!
Nobody stuck around... that's why it's a ghost town.😉 Those drone shots are epic, btw.
Hah! Yup. Thanks! It's great to have a drone again.
Love the views. Good stuff guys keep it up and stay safe.
First and foremost, I think you guys have hit the sweet spot and become the best overlanding channel out there. I'm really looking forward to this trip.
Secondly, what are your thoughts on cast iron over stainless steel when cooking on gas? I have both and use difficult to heat up cast on wood fires and s/s on precious gas/diesel (less easily available fuel).
Great call out to Shaun Whale @ 4WD24/7. I always wonder how they let him go so spicy when toilets aren't available.
Love the videos!!! Keep them coming
More to come!
Love the videos man
I noticed the Shaun from 4WD 24 7 reference :P
Now I'm wondering if Shauno will ever see this. Lol
We hope so lol
Another awesome video! I’ll be at hammer as well. Will definitely keep an eye out. Message me if you need any parts I have a buddy who has everything and he’ll be out there as well. Safe travels.
Aren’t the landscapes there so dramatic? BC is awesome, and beautiful, but the slick rock of Utah, the desert and those mountains have such a huge vista, it is so foreign to a Canadian. And the night sky…..
It's so cool seeing vastly different geography than what we're used to, that's for sure!
I hope yo find you at the hammers but that like finding a needle in the hay stack lol
Helo iam from indonenesia contryi good lux bro
That area is so cool. Bishop and Big Pine area. I hope you can get up in the Inyo. Great trails. And check out Yosemite. I spent a ton of time in that area a couple years ago fighting fire. Most of CA you can have it but I love it around there. I’m living vicariously through you guys and will be for a long while the way things are looking 😊
We could spend a year in each state is seems, there's so many cool roads and places to see. It's alway just a taste before moving on to the next.
What surprises you the most about this mashup of Chinook and crusier parts?
Would be cool to have some lights on top and around the top of the rig too.
You really are going to need some fender flares.
Love the videos. Each one is a little better than the last. But stop saying Pasta like that damnit! 😂 carry on… ✊
hahah! Tomato Tomaaaaato
and thank you!
"Off-the Hook Chinook". I'd love to trade lives with you. Been calculating gear ratios all day. My '80 long bed project is about to begin. Looks like 5.39's, 35's and a doubler. (I'm sure you know what I said).
Dude, the Mt. Tom and the Owen's Valley is beautiful this time of year! Not sure if you guys are still in the eastern sierras, but I'm a local and know some solid trails over in the Panamint Valley if you guys are looking for some more desert offroading!
Great views and great video overall, congrats !
If I may however, please check your audio balance for us headphone users. Your voiceover and some (not all, strangely) footage audio is stuck on the left channel only, which sounds really weird :-).
Keep on the good work.
PAAAATA
This is such a fun adventure- I was going to do something "similar" with one of my boys (22 now) and our rigs- but Covid and a broken wrist (his) shut that down- so I'm living vicariously through you two now- just love this! I do have one question- the rig looks a little low in back- I understand it's heavier back there- is there a way to pick it up more with maybe heavier lift springs? Seems kind of nose-light... otherwise one of the coolest rigs out there.
I just started watching your series and it is amazing. I’m curious about your dream catcher. What’s the story behind it. It’s very unique
Thank you! When we bought the truck, it was hanging in it, and after searching through the glove box, someone had made a sticker and put it in the owners manual that said “Gypsy Wheeler.” We weren’t going to name it Gypsy wheeler but we thought we could keep a little bit of its Gypsy heritage haha
@@ToyotaWorldRunners that is amazing. I’m jealous of what you guys have achieved and I look forward to my journey out in the wild. You guys are an inspiration. keep it up!! 😁
Loving the adventure so far, Nevada death valley spectacular!!! Just a quick question are you thinking of adding front guard flares to the rig? Enjoy your wonderful trip 👊 and the Shaun Whale Reference Gold!!
Love the build and the adventures so far, but I'm concerned about your choice in tire size when you get south of the American border. Anything bigger than 32" is not very common.
Once again another great video of your adventures.You guys look like your having the time of your lives.Did you two stopped in at Cerro Gordo?How does the Chinook perform on the highway?Especially hills and cruising speed?Thanks for taking the time and energy to share another video.
They absolutely should visit Cerro Gordo if they can! I watch the video channel Ghost Town Living and That would be a cool place to explore.
The Eastern Sierras are gorgeous in the winter! I have spent quite a bit of time in the Owens Valley.
Safe travels!!!! Looking forward to more content.
@Mark Ely Yes I Brett Channel too,that's why I suggested them visiting there.Several years ago I stayed at a couple volunteer cabins in Death Valley with my family.
Did you guys happen to check out the salt flat in DV?
Where did you get the french press? I've never seen one like that before, it's super rad!
Clara! She's a dream boat. Keeps the coffee hot for ages. We got her randomly at a store in Nevada called Home Goods. (It's actually called Clara btw, lol).
Dewd, that impossible meat BS with make you SICK AF.
I scrolled all the way to see if anyone was going to comment on that. Couldn’t get me to eat that chemical bs either!
Probably the last time we buy it... 😅
How the hell is this rig road legal with this exposed tyres with no arches?!
It would be interesting to see your progress on the Panamerican though...
Are you going to KOH.
Yes.
Need to turn up the voice audio...can't hear crap he's saying lol