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I've lived in the back of my 2000 Cherokee sport for 3 years, I have the high density foam from Jo-Ann's laid diagonally across and I just store all my stuff on either side. I'm 6'2 and I have to bend my knees when I sleep but it's pretty comfortable.

Decided to look for one more video. Found yours. Bloody Brilliant. A sincere thank you. Motor mount was next!.

I love me some Trona Pinnacles.

I need a full field of vision while driving. its my priority!

Can't believe I didn't visit Minyon Falls in all the years I lived in the Northern Rivers! Fabulous views from the drone shots. Nice work on the storage shelves. When facing the same dilemma - how to stop storage boxes falling off shelves en route - we chose either beading (quarter rounds) or rope. Saves a lot of weight and makes access easier. There were a few very large fig trees on the property. That may well be the one used by the women to lob rotten tomatoes - from a great height - at marauding blokes one equinox celebration!

Mine feels like I'm going to need a pry bar , would that be safe

ENOUGH of the imbecilic music!

Volume check !

Auto or manual? Those mitsubishi vans like go through clutches

Really great to see 'home' again - and The Denizens of The Wood plus a few chooks. So envious of that rain but I guess The Denizens are well and truly over it. Looking forward to seeing the finished van and the trips you're planning. How about some comparisons between 'mobile life' in NSW and USA, especially with another person on board.

Very cool stuff! Excited to see the downunder-mobile when its finished.

Wow. Those pictures and that view are phenomenal! These videos are great.

Gorgeous! I have a few questions- What do you do with Halsey when you cannot take her on a hike when weather is hot? Also, would you consider doing a video on what you do for food / cooking and storage? You make it look so effortless. 😌 I hope I live long enough to travel full time. Until then, I’ll keep watching. ❤

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Absolutely amazing landscape. Nice of a few hikers to pass through a couple of the shots to give a better idea of the size of those outcrops. Also thoughtful of nature to provide some dramatic skyscapes: a huge range of greys = the perfect backdrop to the colours of the ranges. Thanks for another great travelogue for us 'armchair nomads'. (Your poor camera 🫣)

Loving the vlogs dude. I'd love to see the practical things you use in the camp set up, and also how the solar panels and internet, all of that works ha. Not that you need to show this but what do you do for showers, toilets etc lol

Morning… nice and peaceful… looks like another world I hiked in Death Valley many moons ago when I lived in San Diego. The sunrise and night skies in Death Valley are like no other. I’m in Overland Park, KS, don’t rush back to KC it’s COLD!!!!!!

Those drone footages are fantastic for giving a sense of the other-wordliness of that landscape. Really enjoying seeing you set up your shots and then showing us what the camara has seen. Smart dog to not wander too far from home. She must have complete confidence that you'll soon be back.

Great job, thanks

Really interesting Graham. Thank you.

Graham thanks for the info on your roof top tent .. I can’t remember if I provided Roxy’s RUclips link previously…think I had her channel name wrong .. she’s from the UK but lives between CO and Utah , 18 years nomading… ruclips.net/video/fWP0fOD0Oxc/видео.htmlsi=Y55Ekt5ElOHwI8Bo

The circular aerial shot of your vehicle is quite a beautiful visual

Thanks for the upload …. I’m in Kansas. Lived in New Mexico 20 + years .. the north is peaceful, beautiful Have you been to Abiquiu, NM? I lived in my Honda Element, best 3 years of my life Roxy@ Nomad for Nature often mentions the rain and bentonite clay in Utah, your car can’t move .. dangerous

Come out to NM! North of ABQ!!

Enjoyed the vlog, Graham! Always fascinated by your adventures and props for making that leap to be a bit of a nomad. Looking forward to more vlogs.

Sure you know this already But careful around the big horn sheep, they have an attacked and killed hikers, too familiar with humans ..

Many people dream of escaping a conventional lifestyle and taking to the road with few possessions. Not many have both the opportunity, and the courage, to break free and actually DO it. To begin vlogging one's life journey adds another dimension of adventure for both the vlogger and the viewer. Looking forward to the ride, Graham!

Great advise

this vid is useless!!!!! to me you have the bracket out but you should showvhow to remove said bracket mine is in a tight place and have two wires connected to both of tyhe bolts which keep turning on me and have no room to hold the bolt so i can loosen

After seeing so much of this, it's going to become normal which is good.

You are correct if you are over 5' 10" it doesn't work. You have to sleep diagonally. I am also 5'10" and I used to sleep in the back.

Truly amazing!

IT'S ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE ROAD!!!! (Oh, it's not Australia)

That's so crazy! What a neat experience. Thanks for sharing

The easiest way to get to that bracket is from below the engine. Attempting from above is much more difficult.. Below is a breeze.

Outstanding job !

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Gracias por hacer un cajón dormitorio tan completo !!!

Okay my bad I was using voice to text and I didn't proofread it because I trusted it. My bad. When I was referencing about oil pan gasket was that is not very easy to just drop the oil pan on every vehicle. You have to at least release the pressure off the motor mounts to raise the motor to get the oil pan off and while the oil pan is off your staring at the oil pump. An old pump is generally not that expensive so while it is staring you in the face it is so much in your best interest to change it while you are changing a leaky oil pan gasket. I hope that clears that up?

I first must apologize but I have to respectively lmassoff and extend credit to someone who actually gets this . By this I mean that YT is covered up in videos telling people how to take the coil off and warning about how difficult it is because the two bolts holding the coil we'll have nuts on the back of it that will spin and it just extremely difficult to get to the left side of the coil bolt because the engine mount is just in the damn way making it a nightmare. I congratulate you on making a 5-hour nightmare into a 3-minute victory. Those wires on those two bottom both need cleaning anyway seeing that a person is replacing the freaking coil LOL when you might be experiencing coil and grounding problems it's okay to check connections for corrosion your working in that position. For example some people don't seem to understand that if you're going to replace your oil pan gasket and all we had so it takes to do that, you replace the oil while it is staring in your face. Generally not very expensive best chances are you'll be up under that engine or paying somebody else free soon will your oil pump goes out but you didn't change it while I was staring you in the face

Awesome thanks.

Nice! Clean way to do a similar platform 🙌

Great job on the build. I’m looking to do something similar to my 1995 Jeep XJ ✌🏽❤

Damn dude lay the passenger seatback forward and you have plenty of room to stretch out

Excellent travail, un grand merci pour le partage de la vidéo. Ton xj est superbe.

nicely done

thank you, gonna have to replace mine and was not looking forward to it

Why didn't you remove rear seat? Would allow the front seats to recline and possibly make the folding section easier to deploy/reset. If you ever get tired of having to slide the front seats forward, look into getting f'seats from a 2dr xj b/c they have tilt forward function... though stay with 97+ to avoid mounting differences.

I didn't think I was going to like your video however you did an excellent job on your build and I will copying it. I was very wrong. Thank you for posting it

Well done. It's so much fun to engineer a Jeep into a camper.