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Appreciate it- Hope it was helpful. Thanks for tuning in.

Your absolutely welcome and glad the video was helpful. These vans are great , especially when traveling w/ dogs and wanting to make sure you got a solid basecamp set up, before and after you hit the trails/mountains. Hope yall are going to enjoy the upcoming fall adventure season (It's my dog's favorite time of year).

Glad you enjoyed the video and appreciate the kind words. I might have a few ideas on the Storyteller- Feel free to reach out directly.

Couldn't agree more- They make such a quality product. Team Williams are some really down to earth folks, who really care about the tools they build. Thanks for tuning in.

Thanks for the insight re: the fob.

Absolutely and you're most welcome- Thanks for checking out the video. Hope you find yourself in an Adventure Van soon.

Depends on the trip, but usually the family or fellow adventurers.

Thanks for checking out the video Mike. Glad it was helpful and hope you're getting out and finding some adventure.

Absolutely, it's one of the best 60's I've seen. 62 is a great Cruiser, I've got one myself and couldn't be happier with it. I'd have to ask John who did the body work and engine swap, but I know the folks at Trail Tailor (in Redding) worked on the suspension. Thanks for watching and best with your 62' restoration...That generation of LC is worth keeping alive.

Much thanks and 100% agree. Every time we ran into a Tim Hortons, it put a smile on our faces. Thanks for watching.

We're big Owl fans as well- They're very intentional with their designs and how it will be used in the field. Thanks for checking out the video.

Thanks for checking out the video- More enroute.

Thanks for the kind words my friend- We had a good time putting this video together and glad you found it useful. So far maintenance on the MB has been minimal. We don't own a Ford STO Rig, but I would imagine that the maintenance costs (at least in the first few years) are still fairly minimal. We did have a small (somewhat temporary) issue with the turbo on the road, but was able to take it right into an MB Dealership and get it fixed. Most major cities have MB Dealerships that can work on the chassis, drivetrain, engine, etc under the factory warranty with no problem. However, we have found that when you get out of the major towns and are adventuring in some lesser known places, you may need to find smaller shops that are familiar with the STO. STO Customer Support and Owl Vans have been great resources to find folks they recommend to work on the van if you ever need. Hope that helps.

Thanks for watching the video and Couldn't Agree More. John has a great way of Leading the Owl Team- He really believes in what they're building, not above rolling up his sleeves and lives & breathes vans/cars/adventure. Humbled that they gave us the time out of their busy day to show us around Owl HQ. Keep "Mod-ing" my friend and thanks again for tuning in.

Both of our mics were in the same general area (about chest-high). Some of that distortion likely came from needing to speak up with the heavy duty machines at work and partially the gain setting. Even with the sounds of American Manufacturing in the background, the audio overall still came through well. Unique environments always give us another opportunity to refine the craft.

@@JosephCabreraExplore yep, always a learning process

@@djalgoriddim 100%

One thing is for certain, Mesa, Arizona is LEGIT. Definitely add it to your list of places to visit.

@@JosephCabreraExplore Good luck with your channel. Enjoyed watching the video. Ill subscribe and follow along with your journeys

Much Thanks Mark. Appreciate you following the channel- We'll keep the content and adventure coming.

Thanks for tuning in my friend. John & The Owl Team were great and glad you enjoyed the tour of HQ.

I suppose you could, especially on the driver side where the leg supports are. I have not tried that, but if you don't mind your legs hanging off, I don't see why not.

Zilker is a great spot- An Austin, Texas Staple. Thanks for tuning in.

Hard to beat an FJ60/62 and I agree, might be the best one I've seen. John's FJ60 is better than brand new from the factory and he did a great job preserving the timeless parts of the LC. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for checking out the video Barbara.

Thanks David- Appreciate the kind words. I've really enjoyed putting these videos together and will continue to bring more to the channel. Support from folks like you helps us continue to grow and share this kind of content with more people.

We can always use more right?

That's a topic I never see addressed. Adding all this weight, tall tires and 4 wheel drive with the power these things have is silly.

Appreciate it- Really glad you enjoyed the review.

Thanks for checking out the channel and glad you're enjoying the content. We set out for Alaska in May, which gave us good buffer to let the roads, ice and last parts of winter settle. Thanks for the wishes and hope you get to enjoy an Alaskan Adventure in the near future.

Thanks Brian - Revel's are solid Vans and hope it's taking you on some epic adventures. Would be great to sync up at an expo, we had a lot of fun at the one in AZ last year. Appreciate you tuning in- Adventure On My Friend.

I will be at the Expo coming up in Scottsdale in the Inhabit designs booth, come say hello if you can. Also San Juan Cap in CA.@@JosephCabreraExplore

@@brianwhidden Thanks for the heads up Brian. If we make it out to the Expo in AZ this year, we'll be sure to stop by.

You're most welcome, thanks for watching. Bumpers are a great recommendation- We have gotten used to walking around the levers, but still considered putting something over to protect the knees.

Good Call- We had someone also recommend that to us. We've developed a good flow in the van and so far, no "bites".

Good to know, thanks for the insight. I have not needed to charge my key fob yet, but will give it a go when it comes the time. Thanks for watching.

Small World. WhisperAero is a solid company with a great culture- Definitely worth checking out, especially since you're from the area. Ian and the Team are working on some epic innovation. Thanks for checking out the video.

Doing well my friend and always good to meet folks who also enjoy delicious Korean Street Food. I would 100% recommend the Storyteller Beast Mode. There are some other great platforms and rigs out there, but we have really enjoyed the STO Beast. Good balance of having all the necessities, some important extras, while keeping everything thoughtful and streamline. Let me know if we can help with any additional insights. Thanks for checking out the channel and Adventuring On.

No digital mirror from factory, but that would be a great feature and I'm sure something that can be done aftermarket. Thanks for checking out the video.

Thanks for the kind words- We really enjoy the product Storyteller builds, which makes it easy to talk about. Thanks for tuning in and hope you've got some great adventures on the horizon.

We are not, but we do visit N. Texas from time to time. Great outdoors spots up that way.

Appreciate you tuning in and checking out our channel. I think the Storyteller is a great choice for warmer climates and we've been very happy with our battery system. We found that the A/C can run all night with no issues and as long as you do some driving throughout the day, it keeps the batteries charged. Our Beast Mode has a switch that we can engage and at around 20% battery life, it will auto start up the engine and rev to ~1500 rpm to charge the battery. So as long as you have diesel in the tank, you should have battery juice for quite some time. Hope that helps, let us know if you have any other questions. We'll keep the videos coming and will 100% give Crockett a few extra pets.

Glad we could bring some Lone Star energy to the video- He's a great fellow Texan. Thanks for watching my friend.

Ah ha ha. I love his acting.

You SOB