Introducing My Overland Ford Bronco (Phase 1)
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
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In this video we're modifying my new Ford Bronco for overlanding to get ready for a big trip to Moab! Check out the products we added below.
In This Video:
Awning: bit.ly/treelineawning
Awning Room: bit.ly/awningroom
Water Tank: bit.ly/waterport
67 Designs Bronco Rail: bit.ly/67designsparts
Kenwood Radio: bit.ly/38XgNkx
iKamper Skycamp 3.0: bit.ly/skycamp3usa (USA) / bit.ly/skycamp3canada (Canada)
My Gear:
Epic Kraken Tire Inflation System: bit.ly/epickraken
Jackery Explorer 1000: USA: bit.ly/2Xw6yum Canada: bit.ly/jackeryca
Z-Roads Bronco Roof Rack: bit.ly/zroadsrack
Treeline 2.5m Awning: bit.ly/treelineawning
Discover Energy Lithium Battery: info.discoverbattery.com/the-...
Zarges Cases: bit.ly/zargescases
My Camera Gear:
My drone - click.dji.com/AFDJmNymdPqAIF-...
Primary Camera - amzn.to/30Yl1S1
Primary Lens - amzn.to/3nCZmbL
My Gimbal - amzn.to/36WEir0
2My dash cam - amzn.to/37gTmzR
How I mount my dash cam - www.67d.com/storytilnow
Brought to you by:
Epic Adventure Outfitters: www.epic-4wd.com
White Rock Dodge
www.whiterockdodgejeep.com
RIPP Superchargers
www.rippmods.com
Modula Racks
modularacks.com
Toyo Tires
bit.ly/toyocanada
Where I get my music: artlist.io/Shaun-50916
Deals from our friends:
RIPP Superchargers (Code: THESTORYTILLNOW for 6% off) www.rippmods.com
Freedom Recovery Gear (15% off): freedomrecoverygear.com/?Apply...
10% off Claymor3 Lights: bigtentoutdoors.com/discount/...
270 Degree Awning (Use Code THESTORYTILLNOW for 10% off): www.bfcampers.com/product-pag... - Авто та транспорт
Looking like Farva with that mustache! 😆
Shaun- "This tip is huge!" Me at work - "THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID!!!" ......... 2 seconds later Shaun- "That's a nice tip" Me now garnering attention from co-workers "THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID!!!!!"
😁
I like all of your new goodies! That pressure shower tank is Boss.
I was working in this complex when you were doing this. Ryan is awesome
Nice setup, thanks for the videos.
I live in BC now, I caress everything vigorously, lol.
Awesome. Thanks. Would love a trap door in the camper to access the drivers seat.
Great content, the Bronco is starting to look great!
Can't say the same for Shaun's moustache sans beard. 😜
Hi Shaun I love the Gladiator but I think you secretly love the comfort of the Bronco more. Besides, Ada and Allie get to go Glamping too right? I think Jeeps are all about off road all terrain but without the comfort and Outfitters who get to modify Jeeps like Epic Adventure Outfitters are amazing. Love the Ginger.
Hopefully you actually do some challenging trails in Moab.
I know you got lots of jeep fam but the Bronco is sweet. I think you're going to really love it.
Is that the stock rooftop rail system? And how much weight can you put on it? I was thinking of getting a Bronco with icamper, but I'm currently 350 lbs (160 kg) and want to make sure that it can support me. And my husband too, if I can get him to tag along sometime on a trip.
Great video as always. I really appreciate them as I live in the Midwest and currently can only dream of overlanding in nice places.
Great video Shaun. thanks Nice Bronco
I love the Bronco and the content. I also love the building process of a new rig!!
Absolutely love ur videos keep it coming budd
Woo more bronco!
can't wait dude!
Love the build!
Awesome GOODIES for the BRONCO 👍💯👍💯👍💯
that PTT system is legit
Love the video.
Need more Gladiator/Jeeps tho.
You do some great mods but i wouldnt put that air filter in myself…they let too much duct by.
Hey Shaun is it possible to fit the sky camp 3 on the bed of a gladiator ?
I want everything on that roof rack including the roof rack lol 😆 😂
It's Pickle Rick!!
Hey do you recommend the Bronco
Air Fliter does nothing it s been proofed on many automotive websites and actual people. It's most cases are getting worse as more dirt pass into engine and air filter oil build up into variable intake.Not trying to be negative. Most trucks mods or deviation from OEM voids warranty and creating more harm than benefits.
Just wondering how White Rock Dodge feels about you outfitting a Bronco??
We have a great relationship with White Rock Dodge. 👍
awesome!!
Can’t wait to see it in action! I bet you can’t wait to upgrade those tires too…
Fantastic stuff! Can't wait for the beautiful Moab footage!
What is the trash bag on the side of the tire? Interesting...
Needs a grill up front to fry bacon on!
Shaun with that new shaved, you look a bit like Chuck Norris (without rocket launchers and stuff) with a Bronco, RTT, cameras, Gopros and not Assault rifles and grenades 🤪😃
lol
Whose roof rack are you using? The factory rack is pretty lame in terms of dynamic loading and can't do what you're doing, so curious!
ZROADZ
Always enjoy your video’s. You should send the “Boby Layton Nation” UA-cam channel a T-shit or sweatshirt.
He’s mentioned “Safety Second” two shows in a row. Good publicity for you. They need to know the origin of your phrase!!😜
Another new guy in the video... This time with a weird 70s moustache. Who's the new guy? Will we see him in future videos as well!? :)
Hi man, awesome build! And congrats for all the content! I’m thinking of going similar with the rack and rooftop tent. Do you know how tall it is? Wondering if it will fit in my garage. Thanks in advance!
I’m around 7ft
@@TheStoryTillNow thanks for answering! By the way, this last video, going reverse 😮 that was awesome!
What trim is your bronco? Is it the badlands?
Yes, badlands with Sasquatch package.
What roof rack system did you use?
Zroads
Dude, guess I haven't watched in a while, when did you start rocking the cop stash?
What roof rack are you using ?
I believe it’s the ZROADZ…
Qty 5 of 35x12.50r17 Toyo Open Country MT's next ?
37s
@@TheStoryTillNow Even better, I was wondering you would cave into fuel economy concerns when I saw "Modifying My Bronco For "OVERLANDING""😉
Hi Shaun i was wondering how much weight you are putting on the roof Ford suggest 150 lb when driving and 450 lb when parked , great channel watch it every week
It's probably fine? 😁
Safety second
@@TheStoryTillNow looks like your rear end sags a bit 🤣
I wish folks with rooftops tents would be addressing this. Haven’t found a rack/tent that supports 2+ people yet.
Great content, a stabilizer would make watching more enjoyable.
More Bronco content. Loving this
Am I just dumb, or are half of these links going to freaking no where.
Kenwood radio, can't find it
Bronco Rail, takes me in a friggin loop to their site. Would love to buy your stuff... but can't get to it
Some of the links are only for certain countries.
Hey Shaun, love the bronco content. I have a business here in the valley that does custom drawer systems. I'd love to make something happen for your bronco, let me know if you are interested!
I got your email I've just been busy traveling but I'll get in touch soon.
Sounds good! Safe travels 😁
What roof rack is that?
nevermind it’s weak esp at that cost. I found it zroadz
No habla s meters in la America how many inches is that LOL 😆
Are you thinking about what vehicle is next after the Bronco yet?
Been thinking a lot about vehicles lately. Probably still have a lot more thinking to do.
Why do you still need a tablet mount when the giant car screen displays gaia or onX perfectly fine? Lmao
Netflix
What roof rack did you use bud?
How do you afford all this?
Hard work.
I dont like an Attached room that you can not access the inside of the car. Its a TENT stuck to the side of the vehicle. Why cant you be able to open a side door to the vehicle from inside the tent, otherwise it is very inconvenient.
You can
Is the push to talk button a Kenwood product?
Was wondering the same.
Yes
@@TheStoryTillNow Do you have a part number or a link, I can't seem to find it on their website. Thanks
I’m curious about the radio setup too. What antenna is that, and what mic did you end up using?
I thought it was your "wifes" lol
🤷♂️😁
Repeat the name of the water storage system you show
Link in description for it
Are you retiring the gladiator?
No but it's down for repairs at the moment unfortunately.
@@TheStoryTillNow okay phew love seeing that things tackle everything! But the bronco will be fun to watch too!
Man shaun as much as you go out in the middle of no where i would get asap the tie rod ends strengtheners , and the steering rack upgrade , its just a cpl of parts that go inside easy to install.. because i see those 2 part breaking like crazy all over the internet .. like alot of snapped tie rods and broke steering racks ..
Nate is going to help me beef it up.
Nope, cool vehicle but not waiting for it :) waiting for more Gladiator
So the first time we seen the Bronco you said some thing about it being the wife's. When do we get to see her drive it ? LOL
Working on that.
Thought this was the wife's Bronco.....
😅
To do a REALLY HIGH-END overlanding/boondocking upgraded Ford Bronco you need to add the following items:
a) Custom Full-width All-Titanium or All-Aluminum 6061-T6 Front and Rear Heavy-duty Bumpers with full-width bush bars AND built in TWIN 16,000 lbs winches front and back with carbon-kevlar or Dyneema rope (and with wireless remote control!) so that you can attach all four winches to trees or rocks so you can lift and winch the whole Bronco across even a 300 foot (100 m) wide gorge. (i.e. Two winches pull and two let out so any gorge or river with no bridges can be crossed!)
b) You need a REAR swing-out protective tubing and metal panel cage attached above the rear bumper that has mounts and protection for THREE 20 Gallon (90 Litre) portable Jerry Cans of Gasoline, THREE 40 lbs (18 kg) portable Propane tanks and THREE 20 Gallon (90 Litre) portable Water Cans.
c) On the roof you need tubular 6061-T6 tubes for the custom upper roof rack with custom welded-to-rails swiveling D-Hooks and some picatinny rails and molle webbing. You can also tie multiple 200 litre neoprene dry bagsf or your camp gear onto these rails.
d) for those two front hood hooks, you can attach TWO 20 foot long (6m) flexible and swiveling WHIP antennas that go at a 45 degree angle to protect the windshield from oncoming brush and branches AND which form the basis of a super-long range Software Defined Radio system running on a front console mounted Getac IP-69/Milspec 810G rated ruggedized laptop. This SDR communications has VHF/UHF/Shortwave/Iridium/Starlink/GPRS/CB and normal AM/FM radio bands. The long antennas can be raised or lowered for maximum long range while driving. A live Google Maps app with LIVE satellite image overhead view can be shown for real time terrain navigation of the current journey.
e) The Getac laptop will also be connected to a USB-3 hub that will have USB-3 inputs/outputs to EIGHT Infrared Thermal Nightvision Cameras with in-cabin-controllable Fujinon 18x Cinema Zoom lenses for Full-Frame cameras (i.e. multiple Sony A7s3) that can receive Short-Infrared, Medium Infrared and Long Infrared bands for best quality night driving or long range. You may need the lens elements to be replaced with quartz or IR-band friendly Lucite so the camera sensors can see in the night properly.
The 4k/2K resolution Thermal Cameras will be point front, back, left, right, underneath and at the sky and will be recorded independently onto multiple 20 Terabyte Ruggedized SSD drives at 60 fps or 120 fps. The laptop can combine all cameras for a 3x2 window display configuration on a SEPARATE 32 inch 4K 10-bit OLED touchscreen computer display mounted on the passenger side which can show all cameras at once or be double-tapped to show any one of the selected single camera inputs at full size! For daytime OPTICAL needs, mount multiple GoPros everywhere on the picatinny rails.
f) Also on the roof rails, mount four 100,000 lumens Bright White and Infrared LED lightbars that are pointed front, back, left and right so you can illuminate huge swaths of land at night AND use the Infrared LED bulbs only to allow the IR cameras to be boosted hundreds of meters out for INFRARED NIGHT VISION driving! The front and Rear bumpers should have low-mount LED fog-lamps!
g) The Bronco needs to be LIFTED with 42 inch Mickey Thompson M/T tires put on with bead-lock and CENTRAL TIRE DEFLATION/RE-INFLATION system which can deflate and re-inflate any or all tires WHILE you are driving at the mere touch of a button.
h) Take out the back seats and put in a custom welded box with TWO 3000 watt Jackery Lithium-Ion power packs plugged into a charge controller box that also stores EIGHT portable 400 Watt Solar panels which can be taken out of the truck to be placed in the best sunlight conditions available to recharge the power packs in mere hours. The rear bed should contain a slide-out Coleman-style Kitchen with hot water sink, shelving, 4-burner propane stove and portable 1000 Watts+ combination Microwave/Convention Oven. You also have a portable combination refrigerator and freezer unit which keep your fresh food cool and your ice cream solidly frozen.
i) A custom built-and-sewn -50 celcius rated four-bedrooms-plus-large-living-room winter tent that is 25 foot long by 20 foot wide by 10 foot high that is double-walled with 3M Thinsulate insulation and built-in floor plus actual double-paned winter-rated polycarbonate windows. The tent wall and floor material NEEDS to be thick heavy duty 1200 Thread Count Ripstop Nylon with an in-between 3M Thinsulate and Goretex waterproof-but-still-breathable membrane that is all triple-stitched. The tubing to support the tent walls and room can be simple one inch diameter 6061-T6 aluminum with snap-in-snap-out connectors for easy-setup. A very large quarter inch thick silicone rubber rollup/fold-up mat should be put under the tent to ensure no water ingress or ground wear'n'tear of the tent material.
j) MULTIPLE Rain/Snow Covers should be made and ALWAYS carried in the Bronco that cover the entire tent AND that have camouflage patterns appropriate for the season and local camp area: Mossy Oak cammo for fall and deciduous forests, green pine and fir trees cammo for West Coast Forest camps, Solid Matte Black for the darkest nights, solid dull white for snowy areas, sand and rock cammo for desert areas, alpine meadow grass and flowers cammo for spring/summer temperate areas, tall grass and sticks/brush cammo for southeast USA and Ontario/Eastern/Canada and finally Bricks and Pavement cammo pattern for urban settings. These Rain/Snow Covers should also cover the entire Bronco itself to hide it from prying eyes!
k) You need to also bring multiple inflatable beds on raised cots, multiple inflatable couches, electric anti-bear fences, portable mosquito repellant emitters, foldable camp chairs with cup holders, 8-foot long foldable dining table, multiple plush winter blankets, a 55 inch portable ruggedized LED TV, an X-Box/Playstation, small portable satellite TV/Starlink dish for TV and Internet, multiple ruggedized tablets, a WiFi range extender going out to 3 km (2 mile) distance, a portable hot water shower tent, a portable toilet tent, some rugged Yeti coolers and cups, some 4-wheel ruggedized 4x4 Electric scooters or electric mountain bikes. Some portable inflatable kayaks and canoes WITH rain/sunshade canopies. Then bring the winter/summer clothes, high end hiking boots, backpacks, personal camp gear, your fishing gear, a portable stainless steel BBQ, cast iron pots, pans and grills plus LOTS of Mountain House freeze dried food and no-cooking-needed military-spec MRE (Meals Ready to Eat) food for your 4-week waaaaaaay-into-the backcountry expeditions!
NOW you have a TRUE Expedition Vehicle Setup!
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This is a ridiculous comment lol
@@nickhanlin8614 I am saying MY COMMENT is what you do if you want a TRULY HIGH-END boondocking/overlanding system!
I'm building my Bronco Raptor-R (when it comes out next year!) out like this! I know it already comes with 37's but I want the 42 inch Mickey Thompson M/T tires on it and everything else I can custom build, cut and weld myself! Lifts, Rails, Bumpers, cages, etc I can do it ALL myself cuz of my loooooon manufacturing expertise.
The extra gear such as the big winter insulated tents, I will be getting custom made by a local seamstress who says she can do the 25 by 20 foot tent for $5000 CDN and materials. I'm OK with that price! I just want the TOP quality done by a single person all triple stitched!
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Get a life dude
I thought you said when you first got the Bronco that it was for your wife
It is, but the Jeep is down for repairs.
Gotta get better tie rods, people have been snapping them like twigs
at 11:18 --- I could swear Hoody/Cap/Beard guy looks and even SOUNDS like the younger version of "Crazy Neighbour" aka Steve Wallis Stealth Camping's "Crazy Neighbour" character!
Are you related?
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would be nice to see the jeep back in action again,not a fan of the bronco content tbh,still gonna watch thou hehe
It's down for repairs unfortunately.
No Bronco