Craig radios is what you bought to replace the AM radio with am/fm and sometimes cassette… but didn’t care about the sound and wanted to hook it up to the AM speaker.
I was laying in that upper bunk in my uncle's RV while driving down the road in the 70's, enjoying that amazing view when all of a sudden, an owl took off and WHAM! Right in the glass. I was picking glass and feathers out of my hair for a week. Good times!
Zack. I was a kid in the 70s and 80s. If I could go back and live in a time as an adult, it would be the 70s. You are not alone. And do t worry about the seat belts fitting as no one used them until the mid 80s.
The 70s was the era were things started to fall apart. That's when America was still America, but things like the gold standard for the USD went away, and cost of living became higher where wages did not match that growth. You can see in the 90s, the process of destroying the US as a generally liveable nation for all was complete.
Mom snd Dad Nd 4 kids took a long trip in 1966 in a camper very similar but on a Ford F100 pickup. What an adventure and memories to last a lifetime. We siblings still talk about from time to time. Great video, Zack.
The later Toyota Dolphin motorhomes are amazingly cool I hope you get to drive one, I wish I had kept mine (but the automatic in those can be a bit inadequate)
This thing is so damn cool… I want to grab it and give it a great detail… wet sand, buff and polish, pains the wheels and bumpers… do a roll in bed liner on the floor inside the cab, polish up the plastic windows up high… mage her sparkle like the gem she is
Great video. Well done. Amazing the condition this thing is in. I would build a bathroom in it myself. Your personality adds something to the video process, keep up the good work.
That's the worst way to make a dually I've ever heard but it's cheaper than narrowing a true dually axle. I also love the sketchiness of how it's just a slide-in camper with a removable cab window. The hatchback rear is interesting. It looks clean and period-correct inside. Manual trucks have a certain honesty about them, they're not made to necessarily drive well but to drive for a long time while doing work.
I remember one time my friend and I rented one of the 1990s Toyota pickup Uhaul box trucks to move stuff into our apartment. That thing was so sketchy driving at any speed above 45 mph. I can't see how anyone could take one of those on a long-distance move. I would be frightened to drive that thing on the interstate.
A Toyota ute camper from the 1970s with a very reliable 20R motor l like it and l grew up in the 1970s in Australia an l am glad the restored the camper with period correct materials
Holy fuuc that vehicle looks like a total safety hazard just from exterior observation. Loaded with gear and provisions? Totally unwieldy for sure. Just be glad these are no longer in production.
It only looks like a safety hazard to you cos you've been totally softened and weakened by the Globalist Safety Religion. Enjoy having nothing and being a slave. I'll be over here, thinking for myself and making choices and whatnot.
Why the hell do people want ovens inside their campers, seems like a waste of space amd dangerous , a single stove top I can see but a complete stove/oven..stupid.
Manual makes a lot of sense for trucks...you control when the shifts happen and this allows you to engine break down hills, saving your breaks. Staying in lower gears up hills helps to maintain power and torque. They are cheaper to repair and are more durable. Hell, this Toyota Sunrader is 46 years old survivor, and you can tell it hasn't been babied...no telling how many times it flipped its 5 figure odometer around in that time.
I know, they're harder to drive to Starbucks at the mall. You might mess up your manicure having to change your own gears. That shifter can be hard to move if you can't lift anything heavier than a phone.
Those rear wheel wells look like they're from 70's GM truck.
I love that the radio is branded “Craig” 😂
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That was a discount aftermarket radio. The Craig brand was K-Mart, I believe. The stock factory radio would have been AM only.
I would love to see a @Dankpods review of that
@@captainevenslower4400 Me too
Craig radios is what you bought to replace the AM radio with am/fm and sometimes cassette… but didn’t care about the sound and wanted to hook it up to the AM speaker.
I was laying in that upper bunk in my uncle's RV while driving down the road in the 70's, enjoying that amazing view when all of a sudden, an owl took off and WHAM! Right in the glass. I was picking glass and feathers out of my hair for a week. Good times!
Yes a very very appropriate term to use for this beauty:
''My Happy Place!''
Zack. I was a kid in the 70s and 80s. If I could go back and live in a time as an adult, it would be the 70s. You are not alone. And do t worry about the seat belts fitting as no one used them until the mid 80s.
The 70s was the era were things started to fall apart. That's when America was still America, but things like the gold standard for the USD went away, and cost of living became higher where wages did not match that growth. You can see in the 90s, the process of destroying the US as a generally liveable nation for all was complete.
Mom snd Dad Nd 4 kids took a long trip in 1966 in a camper very similar but on a Ford F100 pickup. What an adventure and memories to last a lifetime. We siblings still talk about from time to time. Great video, Zack.
Those R series engines are amazing. My Celica has a 22RE in it, and it’s so reliable
The later Toyota Dolphin motorhomes are amazingly cool I hope you get to drive one, I wish I had kept mine (but the automatic in those can be a bit inadequate)
I wish they would build an affordable lightweight camper similar to this for the Maverick or Santa Cruz!
My uncle had a set up like that but with a Datsun pickup. He did a lot of traveling for work so it was perfect.
That steering wheel being off center is crazy
This thing is so damn cool… I want to grab it and give it a great detail… wet sand, buff and polish, pains the wheels and bumpers… do a roll in bed liner on the floor inside the cab, polish up the plastic windows up high… mage her sparkle like the gem she is
Great video. Well done. Amazing the condition this thing is in. I would build a bathroom in it myself. Your personality adds something to the video process, keep up the good work.
I'm more amazed after i read that you "film under 2 hours"... that's quick! impressive!
That's the worst way to make a dually I've ever heard but it's cheaper than narrowing a true dually axle. I also love the sketchiness of how it's just a slide-in camper with a removable cab window. The hatchback rear is interesting. It looks clean and period-correct inside. Manual trucks have a certain honesty about them, they're not made to necessarily drive well but to drive for a long time while doing work.
Nah... you're just obsessed with government telling you what's good and bad.
@@piggy310I pooped my pants. It’s all Joe Biden’s fault
@@whoawoahh The crapping dicktator.
@@whoawoahhwhite trash Jo bidet clam are felons, Trump's fault...
What’s sketchy about the slide in camper, or the window being removed?
Thats how they did things back in the day
What cool and hilarious little dually truck. I want one without the camper on it
I remember one time my friend and I rented one of the 1990s Toyota pickup Uhaul box trucks to move stuff into our apartment. That thing was so sketchy driving at any speed above 45 mph. I can't see how anyone could take one of those on a long-distance move. I would be frightened to drive that thing on the interstate.
A Toyota ute camper from the 1970s with a very reliable 20R motor l like it and l grew up in the 1970s in Australia an l am glad the restored the camper with period correct materials
I love how definitively 70s that thing is!
Man that thing is COOL.
Super cool camper! Always love your final thoughts.
There's a guy with two of them near me, ones for sale. Sadly, out of my price range for something like this that would ultimately be a toy.
This camping van is very beautiful.That will be good if the owner do a refreshment of the car, she really need that. 🙂
Super cool ❤ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Sunrader or Dolphin. Decisions. Decisions.
A living piece of history you can live in!
Thank you, for your unique videos!
Ugh. That squeaky clutch pedal would drive me crazy after a while.
I agree it’s a great looking little truck!
This is all Ricky, from trailer park Boys, needs
Its amazing that thing still exists... that steering wheel needs to be aligned.
I think I ended that video the best do you have any chance to review old boogie vans from the 70 s
Good review.
sweet, I love it
A truck that’s actually slower than my 2011 Ranger 2.3 Supercab.
great stuff! Thanks!
Holy hell is that steering wheel out of whack !
The rear dinette layout is better.
Love it. It's a beaut.
Smell it? Yeah the smell of Pall Mall, PBR & woodglue, mmm, mmm.
So cool
nice vehicle.
Cool 🥰
😊
There's nothing wrong with that dually set-up, and welds are stronger than the host metal..
Your precious government doesn't know everything.
They sure know how to bend over for globalists and take everything from you.
Omfg thats adorable
How do they mount 2 tires on one wide rim?
They welded two rims together to make the one rim and it’s not very easy to change them lol
bigger*, lmao stop eating tacos bell
Holy fuuc that vehicle looks like a total safety hazard just from exterior observation.
Loaded with gear and provisions? Totally unwieldy for sure. Just be glad these are no longer in production.
It only looks like a safety hazard to you cos you've been totally softened and weakened by the Globalist Safety Religion. Enjoy having nothing and being a slave. I'll be over here, thinking for myself and making choices and whatnot.
The 70s campers were so unsafe. Just plywood with zero protection
Yup not safe at all but we took it from Wisconsin to Virginia and back with no issues. 55 the whole way lol
@@bldontmatter5319 Safety is for wimps.
Why the hell do people want ovens inside their campers, seems like a waste of space amd dangerous , a single stove top I can see but a complete stove/oven..stupid.
I'm sick and tired of manual trucks
no these are awesome
@@waters1801then don't buy a manual simple as
Manual makes a lot of sense for trucks...you control when the shifts happen and this allows you to engine break down hills, saving your breaks. Staying in lower gears up hills helps to maintain power and torque. They are cheaper to repair and are more durable. Hell, this Toyota Sunrader is 46 years old survivor, and you can tell it hasn't been babied...no telling how many times it flipped its 5 figure odometer around in that time.
I'm sick of manuals not being an option on newer vehicles
I know, they're harder to drive to Starbucks at the mall. You might mess up your manicure having to change your own gears. That shifter can be hard to move if you can't lift anything heavier than a phone.