DIY Building a Camper in a Land Cruiser! - pt. 01 - The Baseplate

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024

Комментарии • 18

  • @virginiacruiser.7989
    @virginiacruiser.7989 Год назад +1

    The 80 Whisperer. Great work and photography as always.

  • @thelandcruiserproject
    @thelandcruiserproject Год назад +3

    Great work! Don't forget some locktite on the counter sunk screws in the aluminum joiner plate. My experience is that those screws will want to walk out during off-road use.

    • @FeelsOnWheels
      @FeelsOnWheels Год назад

      😃😃truly said..experience speaks louder

  • @derrickmurphy9859
    @derrickmurphy9859 Год назад +1

    Very tidy professional work

  • @chauhuynh426
    @chauhuynh426 Год назад

    I will be starting my tacoma bed build as well!

  • @mattkhachadoorian9261
    @mattkhachadoorian9261 Год назад

    Epic! Looks clean.

  • @VseVokruge
    @VseVokruge 3 месяца назад

    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @LivingOnWheels
    @LivingOnWheels Год назад

    Nice man! Im looking forward to seeing the whole build!

  • @jrstar805
    @jrstar805 Год назад

    So tight🙌

  • @WorkingAxle
    @WorkingAxle 3 месяца назад

    Hey Bryce, I'm thinking of doing something similar in my truck. Wondered why you opted to have an aluminum plate joining the front and back, instead of a full sheet of plywood the whole way?

  • @chadwickestey
    @chadwickestey Год назад

    Wow, this is clean! Any reservations with drilling through the floor to mount the base?

    • @lacruiser80
      @lacruiser80  Год назад +1

      No drilling required! This uses the factory bolt holes for the 2nd no 3rd row seats

  • @Citizenspress
    @Citizenspress 5 месяцев назад

    can you build me one of these floors?

  • @FeelsOnWheels
    @FeelsOnWheels Год назад

    Good work though I prefer to keep minimum load in my car for overlanding

    • @lacruiser80
      @lacruiser80  Год назад +1

      Same here! What lighter alternative would you recommend as a baseplate for a camper build?

    • @FeelsOnWheels
      @FeelsOnWheels Год назад

      See..honda jazz(fit) is blessed with magic seats since beginning..what I do is to flat my back seats completely while overlanding😊keep all my loads on front seats and between the space of front seats and the flattened back seats..I do not have a power station and a fridge as of now..and inflate my bed to get a 5’10”feets space to sleep including an 8 inches space by the side of bed to keep folding stuffs.
      This helps me to keep my car in working shape all day..