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chucky and the boys
Добавлен 4 янв 2020
Adventures, stealth camping, Surfing and photography
T4 Transporter Road trip, Tasmania part 2 Binalong Bay
The part of Tazzie i have been most excited to see!
Come with me on the hunt for compositions and light in this beautiful part of Tasmania
Driving a hired T4 Transporter through Camplify and living the dream
Come with me on the hunt for compositions and light in this beautiful part of Tasmania
Driving a hired T4 Transporter through Camplify and living the dream
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T4 Transporter Road trip, Tasmania part 1
Просмотров 765 месяцев назад
Previous Van Build Video: ruclips.net/video/lsF3tolHZJc/видео.html Landscape photographer's dream road trip through Tasmania in a T4 VW Transporter. Come with me as I drive up the east coast of Tasmania to Freycinet and experience awesome sunrise and sunset locations, cooking and sleeping in a converted VW Van. Sunrise photography of the hazards and exploring for new photo locations before sunset.
Landscape photography Sydney - Sunset and Fog
Просмотров 79Год назад
Come with me for sunset at Worornora and early morning photo shoot in the royal national park. National park drive and photography capturing misty lake images and a boatshed. Drive through the national park to Audley Wier for misty moring shoot capturing foggy lake scenes.
Australian Landscape Photography - Chasing Fog - Royal National Park
Просмотров 1292 года назад
Quick morning adventure to the Roayal National Park to capture some fog over a lake with a boathouse. Spoiler, I missed most of the fog but still got a few nice photographs. Comment which image is your favourite. Thanks for watching!!
Iload Campervan - The last trip - selling the van - road trip NSW Australia
Просмотров 5842 года назад
After the van conversion, we head down to Pambula on the NSW south coast for waves, camping and a good camp fire cook up. Beautiful road trip down the NSW south coast of Australia. The van works great for camping but there is a new project coming soon
Iload Camper van Window Install
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.2 года назад
In this video we install a bushranger bonded sliding window into the side door of the Iload Camper van. Cut the window out, remove sharp edges and glue / silicone in place the new window. So much better ventilation for camping! Should we do one of the other side?
Hyundai Iload Campervan built for surfing and carpentry part 2 - 12v dual battery and solar system
Просмотров 15 тыс.2 года назад
Part two of the van conversion for camping on surf trips and used for work as a carpenter. In this video we install a 12v dual battery system with solar, smart chargre and false ceiling, along with cooking table and small adjustments to the build. Its going to be camping in luxury.
Suzuki Grand Vitara & Iload Campervan - Test
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.2 года назад
We head down the south coast of NSW to camp and test the set up of the small SUV camper and Iload Campervan. Rainy misty but quiet with a fire and dpg. Come with us as we cook a campfeed have a couple of beers and enjoy a weekend away.
Hyundai iload Campervan Build - Teaser
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.2 года назад
Come with us as we pick up Ryan's new (2nd hand) Hyundai iLoad and plan to build it into a surfer / tradie camper van. Surfing, camping, tradie life set up teaser!
Hyundai iload Campervan built for surftrips and carpentry part 1
Просмотров 27 тыс.2 года назад
In this video we will be doing a van conversion for work, camping and surfing. Not a vanlife video because I wont be living in the van. Will need to carry tools and a surfboard as well as having a bed set. Watch us transform the van from empty to Full bed and drawer system, insulating the van and carpeting the bed. Enjoy :)
Yeah the boys looks good!
Need to work on the sound re traffic noise
I have a iMac with a wheelchair lift we hardly use and wanted to convert that space into a sleeper with drawers and keep front row of seats , need to put side shelves or storage to hang or place in sides
Hope you get the build done and can get out and explore! 👍
Nice work very inspiring got me wanting to travel now
Looks fun! Worth the hike for the view! You need to up your cooking game 😂
Where are you?! Do mine!!!
Where are you?! Do mine!!!
What brand of insulation are you using in the walls?
Just use a wax for the ceiling. 🤙
I’m not sure how this is good for camping given it doesn’t have fly wire.
hey boys, great build. how'd you mount the plywood to the ceiling? I've got the exact same van and want to do the same. thanks!
Do these vans have any accessories 12v (switched) running to the back of the van ?
Hi Scott, yeah I wired a second battery in the back on the van connected to the alternator by Anderson plug, then and Anderson plug from the battery to a fuse box and switches for 2 sets of lights, and power outlet. Hope that helps 👍
Hey Guys any chance you have the dimensions/plans for the platform you have in the back of the Vitara? Looking to put something similar for my Vitara. Cheers
hey where’d yous get the windows from?
Sorry, your sellin, great life, nights, weekends, and weeks checkin out stuff.
Don't be sorry, new adventure cars coming up 🤙
Arvo m8s, breakie looks ok, make mine a toasted bacone, cheese an egg sanga in that order please.
Haha you got it mate 👍
4WD?
Nah m8, rear wheel, like my 09, slightly dif build, but just as good.
What did you use for insulation?
how’s everything going?- amigo.that's excelllent .see ya!, ;)
hey guys loving the build. just a question as I'm building an iload camper set up, how did u fix the ply to the roof.. may seem like a dumb question.
Bit of a dummy question but how did you get the wiring through the hole in the roof without worrying about leaks etc? Did you put sealant/silicon around it or something? About to do the same with mine but a bit stumped with this part!
Might as well be spoken in Chinese
Haha it can be confusing, but a simple kit makes it easy. Let us know it you have questions we can answer (not experts!)
@@chuckyandtheboys9942 I've got a tricky one for ya. I am stealth camping in my iload. So I can't have solar panels exhaust vents etc sticking out on the roof. How can I go about charging my phone and running a 12v fan?
@@benjaminfrankliniii9857 depends how long you wanna go away for but a dual battery ayatem is pretty straight to wire up and a decent 120amp hour battery should get you a couple days running a fridge lights and charge your phone. Hope it helps 👍
This is a nice down to earth build and its better to watch for me IMO. Just a couple blokes figuring it out. Cheers!
Anytime is beer time 🤣🤣🤣
Not bad m8, not bad atall, lookin forward to the build, its on my possible purchase list
If you want a fan in the van, slip down to Vic an I'll jump in. 😂 Yeh ok, bit to olda joke for you young blokes. Stain the cieling, if you do it right, ya wont have to pull it down. A tinted winda in the Drivers side'd sliding door'd be good.Whats happening with like block from the windscreen ? Nice job so far you young blokes!
Nice job m8. Got a similar plan, although, I left the parcel barrier. Hung a folding table on it behind the driver, and on the left was a fridge with another folding table. I cut the centre out of the parcel barrier so I could get access both ways. Then seats behind that to sit to eat. But I'm a 160cm shortarse. Got a propper camper dunny, behind the seats and a cooker and sink on the left. Bein 160cm I can sleep cross ways. Under the bed is a boot with access from inside and through the doors. Lidded storage over the wheel arch area. Yours looked a better than mine, and with the tools I saw your way more skilled than me at the build. I like the way you did the carpet!
Hey mate i rate the set up, just curious as to how high you built the base up off the van floor?
i reckon leave the roof ply or stain it, would feel like a dungeon with more black carpet
Where did ya get the kit from mate?
Jacob it's from vehicleaccessories.com.au cheers
We've got a H1 van, the 6 seater one and I'm planning to build a drawer system for the back when we go camping. Thanks for the video it gave me a few new ideas. Ours has barn doors in the back and the plan is to build a 270° awning that I can swap between the bus and my Pajero.
Thanks Andre, the H1 sounds like it will be a beaut of a camper 👌
Great job guys. I’d stain the ceiling, gives it the “Swedish sauna” feel. I’m currently putting hand pump/sink into my iLoad. Not doing a great job of it but I think it will work ok.
Hi Boys, How do you get the side panels on the back of the van off? I’m guessing there is a special tool you use to pinch the pretend screws but f**ked if I can remove them on my I load. Cheers
Thanks Lee, the tool is called a auto trim tool, makes it way easier that the old flathead screwdriver.
Hey Lee, the guys are correct an auto clip removal tool will be fine just be careful you don't break them. i removed all of my panels that had those clips and replaced the panels with thicker ply (after adding insulation in wall) then secured with rivet nuts. No more clips :)
@@brettvk4bde Thanks Brett. You could resolve my real question. I’d like to have my bed across the back of the van. I’m 178cm and the width of the van at the back (with the factory side panels installed) is 163cm. I’m wondering if I were to remove the side panels would that give me the additional 15cm I need. I’m not sure what’s behind the panels, there could be some structural beams/components that would prevent me from using that space. Even if there aren’t, I’m not sure there is 7cm on each side. What’s your thoughts? Cheers
@@leerichards50 behind those panels is open space and no brackets unless you fit some sort of structure to hold the bed. I have made a couch that folds out to a lounge which sits on the right side of the van. For more ideas search for drifta and see what they do.
@@brettvk4bde cheers Brett
looks good fellas !