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Always enjoy seeing functional builds for people who actually spend a lot of time outdoors. I recently picked up a vehicle from Suboverland, a decision influenced a fair bit from one of your prior videos, for a similar reason.

Lovely documentary of your hike😊. I have question I will be going this August and deciding late like you I will have to bring my camp gear My question what’s the chance when arriving to hut to find a spot to sleep? Did you by villages at the end of the day where there is hotels? I was thinking of not bringing my jetboil to reduce weight since I heard there is places to eat along the way, do you think I can get away with it, just saw you camped in the mountain, can I for example eat dinner before I head up if it is close? And maybe in the morning head to close by village to eat breakfast, or they might be far?

What was the cost all up?

What are the dimension of the sauna, specifically height at low and high levels

The bricknosse Ford 😍😍😍 my Dad had one when I was a kid. I hope to have one of my own someday.

That mustache should’ve been on the list.

Salmon hiking boots are only made for people with very gracile, skinny feet.

My man shows us a budget build and the campertop cost more than my 2nd gen tacoma🤣.#overlandingmarketing

Just picked up a 1990 chevy g20. This is very inspiring! Awesome setup!

What do you give your dog for flea and ticks?

My 2019 forester facing the battery died after second year , my dealer replaced that , but after 2 years , this drain again , I turn off all light and closed all door and lock my door , but this still happens

Finally! Someone who doesn’t claim one single tire is the best for all 👍🏻. Depends what you plan to do and what condition to use them. Cheers.

Love the diy drawer mate

How many miles were on your truck when you bought it? Sweet rig

Got the falken wildpeak at3w over the wildpeak trail BECAUSE the at3w was several lbs lighter in the same size. Like over 3-4lbs I think. That factors in. I have 2 Subarus and a Hyundai Sante fe sport. Got the falken wildpeak AT3w’s in 235/65/17 on it. It has a severely underpowered 2.4L GDI 4 cylinder. Even with the at3w tires I noticed a difference in performance from the factory light weight all season tires that came on it. Gas mileage took a hit too. I always look at tire weight when purchasing tires. Tires in the same size can range 10lbs depending on which they are.

Wow, super rig. It is always a balancing act in life. I have unfortunately aged out of a lot of the heavier auto mechanic work. Without my soulmate, who passed a little over a year ago, I am going back to more outdoors oriented travel. I guess you can take the backpacker, out of the backcountry and do more civilized travel, but left to our own devices, we gravitate back to our dirt bag roots 😂. All our recreational vehicles and gear have always been pay as you go. It is a blessing because, living below our income has helped us be secure in retirement. I didn't have to go back to work when my husband passed suddenly, and I did not have to sale stuff off to get by. I have been able to spend time with my 90+ Mother and help her when she needs something. I have had time downsizing for when I no longer need to live in the city. Getting away on adventures and to finish the PCT, is still doable, with planning budgeting. Life is short, get out there and have experiences. Safe travels.

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Absolutely loved the Truck! Ive been struggling to figure out a camping setup and I', heavily leaning towards something along these lines and I really appreciate that this is something that the majority of us can do and afford. It get old seeing sponsored build after sponsored build of a Rig built by 'Friends' with 50k-100k in gear and accessories, and equipment.

Camped in that exact spot 👌

I think I met Sadie last month while I was out at the South Fork camping for the night. She was photographing an engagement couple. She mentioned a Go Fast RTT on a Tacoma (I have a RTT on my Tundra). I assume it was her after watching this. 😊

What I like most about your channel is your humble attitude towards what you have. Some people will have a build and gear that’s 10 times more expensive but won’t do the things or the adventures you do. You are blessed my friend.

I love your videos! How did you learn to do all this work on your truck?

Very nice video Christopher ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 💡💡💡💡 😘😘😘😘

Great content. As usual!

just stop by a wawa on your way out

Nice to travel with you two!

I buy Yokohama Geolandar G015 all terrain tires for my Subaru Executive Outback. Need that for the dirttracks around my place in Hungary.

Wow lots of #Chemtrails in the first shot! Great job / nice conversion 👏

Great video! My partner and I are trying to find the place you stayed where the locker can be rented?

The Outback used to be my dream car! But I finally chose a Volvo V90cc for the safety reason. Thanks for sharing, I am glad to watch those videos with the quality time I have been looking forward to.

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I’ve watched this video a million times already haha. Getting ready to build out something similar. Can you tell me what the roof is made up of?

Hey bro, the videos are coming in handy as we’re getting ready to start car camping 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

Why did you go with this style instead of infrared? What temp can this get up to?

Oregon?

Have been debating buying vs building for some time, in the end, the building just makes it fit better with the garden and what I want. Your explanation on the floor and the teeny gaps finally solved that riddle for me, thank you!

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Currently trying to come up with a design for my RAV4 TRD off-road 🙂 would be interested in seeing a blueprint for your design if you put one out! awesome video!!

I should start a channel. I'm planning to avoid all fuels for the simple reason that I don't need to bring along tanks of propane for cooking, or gas for lanterns, or even gas for my car. EV camping and solar panels means you can run your AC/heat on your car all night with no noise or fumes, and solar panels means you can recharge an Ecoflow and cook with it, cooling fans, electric blankets for heat. Jackery's are weak, and so are Ecoflow Rivers. Get a Delta so you can run +1000w devices like electric stoves for cooking.

Jechalem ta sama trasa w lipcu 2016 roku.Pozdrowienia ! Adam

Wow... What an adventure. Thanks for sharing!

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Excellent video. Thanks! I love how it all seems doable with minimal tools.

Great voyage and thanks for documenting It’s great you can share cool activities together

Riding a mountain bike… best way to *see* the world😁… great video, great travel doc👍… I haven't been there, but it's on my list😆

What a kick ass adventure guys!!!

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14:00 too bad we can find these in the us of north america :(

Definitely a bucket list ride for me. Thanks for sharing. Great stuff

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