Hello from California! Really love the set up, trying to find inspiration for myself. I also really liked your editing and music addition, you made it fun. Found myself smiling a lot watching it.
This is an upgrade from the Toyota Hilux you had in New Zealand. It’s in beautiful condition. What a great find. Can’t wait to see some trips in it. Thank you Silent D!!
What a nice rig! I have a 2002 F250 with camper with the same engine and transmission you have. These are long lasting trucks but I've had a bunch of little things go wrong over the years, mine is at 260k miles. This weekend I replaced my brake light switch and replaced the clutch bushing (the one that connects the pedal to the master cylinder rod) with a heim joint because it was worn so much there was a ton of play there. I have a Bigfoot fiberglass camper on mine and have been pretty much all over the west half of the US with it. Incredible power and gas mileage with the 7.3 and it has never left me stranded anywhere. Subscribed!
Haha, thanks!! Well, philosophically speaking I don't NEED any of this. I could go 99% of the places I've been with a Volvo station wagon with a mattress in the back. BUT I just love big trucks, big engines and comfortable camping, and I am fortunate enough to be able to own one, so why the hell not :) Thanks for watching!
Appreciate all of the imperial to metric conversions throughout. Catering to that international audience. Solid rig. :)
Hello from California! Really love the set up, trying to find inspiration for myself. I also really liked your editing and music addition, you made it fun. Found myself smiling a lot watching it.
Great to see you all across the Big Pond using your FWC ... Hope you enjoy as much as we do ours! Be Well!
This is an upgrade from the Toyota Hilux you had in New Zealand. It’s in beautiful condition. What a great find. Can’t wait to see some trips in it. Thank you Silent D!!
What a nice rig! I have a 2002 F250 with camper with the same engine and transmission you have. These are long lasting trucks but I've had a bunch of little things go wrong over the years, mine is at 260k miles. This weekend I replaced my brake light switch and replaced the clutch bushing (the one that connects the pedal to the master cylinder rod) with a heim joint because it was worn so much there was a ton of play there. I have a Bigfoot fiberglass camper on mine and have been pretty much all over the west half of the US with it. Incredible power and gas mileage with the 7.3 and it has never left me stranded anywhere. Subscribed!
@4:54 that is a nice Ford! :D
Why you need the 7.3L V8 :D My overlander had a 5 cylinder 3.0 diesel :D
Haha, thanks!!
Well, philosophically speaking I don't NEED any of this. I could go 99% of the places I've been with a Volvo station wagon with a mattress in the back. BUT I just love big trucks, big engines and comfortable camping, and I am fortunate enough to be able to own one, so why the hell not :)
Thanks for watching!
Hehe 😋 Volvo V70 classic owner here 🥳 And I slept in the back of the car 😃
Got to have that axe.