3 Month Review Of My NEW CAR.. Was It Worth The Money??
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- This is a honest review of how I feel about my car after having it for 3 months and if it was worth the money..
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Whats your opinion on this, do you think its worth the money? What car do you drive?
I love your car mate but i have a triton glxr and she goes sweet on and off road. Also love your vids they are awsome and inspiring
if they had one in the USA i would definitely buy it, for right now i drive a mustang 5.0
Hi
Yeah definitely I have a prardo land cruiser and it’s bloody beautiful I thought the prardo was the best but compared to that beast land strider is better to my ruby ( that’s it’s name) . Yewwwwwwww
I want to get a gq patrol. Thats my dream ute and im gonna save up a heap for it
For those wondering, the 1 AUD is 0.795 USD. Being he paid 200K in Australia, it would have been about $159K in the U.S. I know he has a tons of U.S. viewers
Thanks for the info. Since the roads in Connecticut are full of escalades and other expensive vehicles this one is not too bad. I like the fact you can lock up the back compartment.
Why can’t these be available in the U.S. 😭 that diesel motor is amazing!!!
@@craig1lengyel This sort of canopy is probably the most common ute/pickup setup in Australia. People buy bare frame trucks and have a tray/canopy added aftermarket. Used by tradies for tools as well as the enthusiast crowd. With many of them, you can put legs at each corner and jack the self contained canopy up, then drive away with a bare tray. It takes about 20 minutes (unless you have an extensive electrical setup). Some people even run two canopies, one for work and one for play. This one is made by Norpro, but you can find them by searching for ‘lift off canopy’.
For what he's using it for, it's definitely worth it. Probably has already paid for itself.
Petition to Get brodie on an episode of 4wd 24/7 with shauno and graham
Let's get this to the top!
Most ambitious UA-cam crossover in history and I'm here for it
Nah... Not Brodies world mate..
Rather hook him up with Shauno and Sammy Hitzky fishing on one of their fishing trips..
Hell yes!!!!
Nah, Brodie isn’t full of shit,
unlike those blokes over there most of the time.
Put a board rack in there and a rod rack that uses the walls as a mounting surface would save huge amounts of space and keep shit from flopping around in the back there.
good idea ill look into it thanks mate
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@@YBSExtras Hi Brodie, a simple idea and saving a lot of space plus having a sleeping area. In the same area where you have your rods and surf board build 2 long false floors of 20 cm heights, down the bottom lay padding and as many PVC pipes as you can for rods, top it with the first padded floor to keep the pipes secured and not swaying around.do the same for the surf board on top of it, making sure padding first. On top you will have ample space to lay a mattress a relax. Have a great day.
@@YBSExtras How about a board rack and/or rod rack on your canopy doors, on both side. Easy lift up out of the way when you need to access inside the canopy and right there at head height when the canopy doors are shut. You see people with racks on their canopy doors for 4x4 gear like Recovery boards, jacks and shovel plus more. Surely you could have it custom made to hold and secure rods and boards
Hey Brodie, for your issue of reaching shit in the back. Go on Amazon and order you a tire step. It's small enough to fold up and fit wherever in the truck and it just mounts over the top of the tire and has a step!
Liking this so Brodie can see it
cheers for the tip mate!
@@YBSExtras, you're welcome! They work great.
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Good advice. I’m going to get one myself.
Been following this(the main) channel for two years now, it's so satisfying seeing how far you've come, it's always a pleasure to follow your trips and i really have to say that i'm so happy for you, it really fills me with joy seeing a deserving person who is succeeding and achieving his dreams. I think we could say we're really proud of you and please, don't stop! If i ever come to Australia i will visit that beach for sure, and hope i'll meet you too! Much love from Italy
Good genuine and honest review. I always wanted to get a 79 until we got new ones at work and they are so uncomfortable and basic it changed my mind. I am so jealous of your rig👍🇦🇺👍
The only thing is with all the salt your rig is exposed to, I would want to protect the undercarriage from rusting.I don’t know if they have it in Australia but in the states where the salt the roads in winter, some of us have the undercarriage fluid filmed to prevent rust. I do it before every winter and it really is the best thing for preventing rust. Love your truck!
Just want to say thank you for making such good content on both pages, being stuck in a hospital for the past 2 months is really taxing and your content is the only thing keeping me wanting to push to recover as soon as possible. Keep up the amazing work
You are killing it brodie. Spreading positivity around the world one video at a time. Never stop being you.
thanks mate!
@@YBSExtras my pleasure bro.
@@YBSExtras hey Brodie, I think you should come visit Qatar. There is no country that has better fishing actions than Qatar 🇶🇦
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Ok. I have a tip. For the refrigerator you could use clear caulking (silicone), not sure what you call it since I’m in the U.S.. Putting beads of caulking in the corners and maybe in the middle for each shelf will keep them from falling and you can just peel off the chalking if you want to move the shelf. Also, for the carpet, it is designed to hold but be removable to replace damaged carpet. What I did on my 4x4 vehicle is screw on metal edge strips such as what may be used on the floor to separate carpeting from a hard floor such as tile or wood. I used spray glue for the carpeting on my truck and had the edging so it didn’t come off...even on a weekend trip in the Mojave Desert at 112 deg.F (44.4 deg. C). Love the videos.
I bought my wife a brand new Toyota 4x4 in march 2020. Within 6 weeks the handbreak was exactly how you explained yours was. During the first service and check over after 1000km they tightened it and whatever else and ots perfect now. At your next service mention it and they should fix it no worries man
Toyota Drum brakes need adjusting everytime they get dirty. Hilux and cruisers are the same.
@@kizzjd9578 waster and dirt ruins it stright away from 100 to 0 you can buy things for around 500$ that stop this
@@Flexyy0 What's 100 to 1?
@RuDuffEnough WellRu yep, most light commercial utilities come with rear drum brakes
Imagine spending 100k+ and not having a operational handbrake lol. Or pivot mirrors that flap closed at over the max speed of 105kph, or manual winding windows. You toyota guys are brazy ae
Awesome vid man! For the board/ rods you could put a shelf in the back for the board on top and some rod holders beneath it. Mount the shelf the minimal distance required for the board to fit beneath the roof of the canopy and you’ll have a heap of spare room below for other things!
It’s definitely worth it! Best vehicle you could own. Got everything you need! Love watching your videos. Keep doing what your doing mate
I'm happy for you! Looks like a beast of a truck. Thanks for all you do through these videos. still by far the best channel for me on UA-cam as I share the same passion for the ocean.
PVC rod tubes are the way to go. just put some foam on the inside of it so you don't crack your rods. Plus it is an easy diy project.
Amazing work, car looks great. Look in to the drifter roof top tents. As for you rods I put rod holders in my canopy and they seem to work well.
I just did a 3 week off-roading trip around Namibia in a 79 with long range fuel tank and clamshell tent on the roof. What an awesome car!!! We went up the skeleton coast and it was a dream in the sand.
Bets content on UA-cam. Love how happy you are and how honest you are! Wish you nothing but the best
I don't know about anyone else but I was watching Stradda while he was inside of the truck..
And lying down at the end.
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U mean stryda??
Brodie from a surfer this is the best way to travel with your board get wrap rax for your roof racks then put your boards in a travel case or a sock and then get some tie downs
Always love the honesty!! I want this sweet ride !!!
One of the best additions you've made is the bonnet gas struts, so handy to have. Perhaps a winch could be something to also consider down the track. You've seen my GU Patrol Rockstar when my cousin and I managed to fight off a Hammerhead on the Yaks. Keep up the great work showcasing WA , regards Clint
That's a sweet ride! Need a ceiling rod holder mounted to the outside struts on the bed cover to secure your fishing rods. And a wall mount board rack for your surfboard. Love your videos bro!
Living the dream!
Mad respect for being open with us as always brother 💜
Love the cruisers.. Worth every cent. and you've got the right tyres too. Roof top tents, look at the drifter ones. and put some silicon on your fridge shelves to stop or reduce the movement. you need a water tank and a shower off the back.
Thanks so much for the content Brodie you’ve really helped me through the toughest times
Thank you❤️
Hey Brodie, watched your 79 series vids over and over.... I've finally gone and done it... bought a 2021 79 70th Anniversary Edition.. booked in at JMACX to get done in May 2022... Still deciding on canopy but I think Norweld will win the race. You're right mate, every mans dream to own a 79 like this. Bank balance will be a little lighter, but hey you only live once. It'll be our promo vehicle for our new B2B online camping store, can't wait ... but wait I'll have to do. Won't be ready until August and then will have to get it sent over here to the Pilbara. If you see a 79 like yours but in vanilla white driving around your town closer to the end of this year, stop and say hi... Love your vibe brother ... Stay safe, Scooter ..
On that back section I would secure fishing storage tubes to the ceiling of the tour box inside. That is currently wasted space. Rod nose in first and that pulls them off the floor and leaves whole bottom section for boards. I have seen storage that has cut out to have reel rest or shorter tube with a bungee cord wrapped around handle. Have several buddies that storage rods that way. Keeps the safe and quick in and out. For boards maybe small separator in the middle.
I have always wanted the 4.2 diesel land cruiser, I have had 2x Nissan safari wagon, but the double cab uses are flipping awesome. ATM I have a 3 liter 1999 prado wagon, it is good on and off road, it "eats" the beach, but also I can stack a few kids in the back and tow the trailer.
Still dreaming of the double cab ute though.
Loving the channel Brodie and team, really like the science behind the fishing, will start aging my catch, or at least having a look.
Love ya Brodie!! Keep it up
If you're keen to fix the carpet, check out some hi-temp marine spray adhesive. Try and get the old glue off the metal first,(mineral spirits) rough up the metal with some scotch-brite pads or sand paper, give the metal a final clean with some mineral spirits. Watch the over spray of the adhesive. Thanks for the vids!
Appreciated the honesty , great vid 👍
Roof rack for your board, with a enclosed tube for your rods offset to one side of the roof.
Use pipes/tubes for your rods. Tubes can go on the roof, rods slide in and out easily
PVC 4 or 6 inch pipes with screw on ends. You can add a little padding for your reels and you can get several rod and reels in one of them.
May I suggest a pvc tube from the A/C in the front to the box at the back, to cool down the electrical parts & connections, heat from the back of the fridge and to stop the degrade of everything back there caused by the heat, including the carpet peeling off.
i love how honest u are , great man
Hey Brodie! Thanks for sharing your life with everyone!!! I would see if you can mount a 3-4 inch (10-12 CM’s?) PVC pipe with some foam for your rods, and 2 padded racks inside for your board. Back wall looks open. Come check out the Arizona heat sometime!!!
Really awesome video Brody your honesty is wicked love you man
I built at enclosed rack that mounts to the roff of my Chevy . Built it from wood them covers it in fiberglass and added a lock
Hey Brodie 🙌🏻, a simple, cheap and effective idea for fishing rod storage I found is going to Bunnings and grabbing some PVC piping, long enough to suit your rods, pull apart or not, and wide enough to store how ever many rods you like (just gotta take the reels off if need be). It's convenient storage on top on the roof rack, and out of the way where they can't get broken, they're hidden from the sun and weather and you can lock them away with an end pin through the caps of the pipe, they're awesome to sticker bomb with any stickers you may have or wanna chuck on, and it's simple to use.
Or you could even mount it inside your canopy high up and out of the way 👍🏻
Cheers 🍻
Very nice, I'm one of those 5k under the bonnet guys. Tyres, suspension, exhaust, map, catch can and egr blank. Some protective mods and she is my baby!
A good base makes a big difference as well for the cash to be spend on.
Hi Brodie, I would recommend howling moon roof tents. I personally own one and I have for 18 years and I can't fault it.
I believe you call it a bonnet we call it a camper shell in the states I have one on one of my trucks. Mounted the fishing poles to the ceiling of the campership / bonnet. Keep them out of the way and from being damaged. Use PVC on one end to hold the handle and a bungee to hold the other end. plenty of room on the ceiling and it also keeps them out of the weather. Another solution yes to make a rod holder rack for the front bumper which we use for longer rods if we are surf fishing. Just need to keep an eye on when you're in the bush We're Going Under Lowe structures. Brodie you're the best I hope this helped. Cheers from South Central Texas.
Props on the honesty and not just selling it mate.
Awesome 👌🏼
Love this content Brodie....
Now you are covering it all.
Asked you.... you delivered.
Worth it absolutely. I think for your boards and rods you should put a rack above where you currently have the board and rods, that would free up the floor space and give you a dedicated area to store them.
Ngl saw this on Insta and just had to come and watch love it brody!!
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@@usernamerk4369 omg seriously
For your Rods mount pvc tubing with slots for reels mounted on top. And for your surf board. Make a Hammock out of old prawn net that can dry and sit under your rods.
An make a big wine rack to fit 2 Dive Tanks with a rubber strap to hold them down.
Put some tubes in the roof of the rear storage area for your rods to go in.
Check out The lateral line ,UA-cam channel for the rod storage in their boat.
Love the ride.
Chur bro
Where you have your rods get some 100mm pvc pipe with screws ends on keep the rods in there you have to take the reels off screw the pipe on the side wall
For the boards and rods. Had hooks from the holes on the piece on the left . Will hold you boards and rods up off the floor and you gain more space
Broadie if you were to put a velcro strapped rod tie down system it would get them off the floor and keep them from banging around. You could also use soft rack system mounted flat across the inner divider for your board. I can see it in my mind.
PVC tubes for the rods mounted at the top of the compartment will get them off the floor.For the boards use PVC to build a rack to put inside the compartment covered them with insulating tape in key spots to protect the boards and keep it from sliding around.
Keep it up big man. Love the rig. Next big question. Jacko, his twin motor beast?
Look on line for trimtex spay cans it might help with the carpet coming off. It’s a product that I have used for putting steel externals on villaboard when I was plastering. It’s an adhesive but it’s a strong bond all you have to do is spray it on both surfaces and make sure you get it in place pretty quickly because it takes 10 seconds to bond and it is solid bond. Have you noticed that the rear wheels are tracking different to the front wheels and people have asked Toyota and other specialist and no one knows why it’s built this way.
You can get a long straight box to go along the inner top of the canopy like my mom has in her rig to hold your rods and a wall mount for the boards
For the fishing rod there is a cylindrical metallic tube that you attach to your truck.... Now for the boards you can get a board holder or something like that and just put it on your roof... I recon that it will look absolutely fire🔥🔥🔥🌅
Racks for the rods and surf board. Anti rust paint coat under car also in a must there.
Also spare tyre cover.
Those BFGoodrich KM3s are made right here in the plant where I'm watching this video! Real beastly tires.
Best 4wd tyres on the market.
Brodie you work hard, you play hard and you deserve everything you wanna buy. So yeah it’s worth every dollar you spent. And it helps you create some great content. Keep it coming 👍
try get some sort of surf rack on the right side wall (where you pointed out the carpet falling off) . So you can take that carpet off, and drill somesort of board rack you could get of amazon, and then you can put your rods below if you put the rack a tad bit higher, or just use a board bag for now just so you don't ding your boards
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Stryda: 🌊🐕🌊
Thanks for showing the quirks and features.
A great fishing rod holder which can be attached to your roof rack is the Rhino Rack Ski and Fishing Rod Holder. Doesn’t take up much room and super easy to use 👌🏻
A length of pvc pipe capped at both ends makes a really good diy rod holder when mounted to the side of your roof racks or canopy. Only problem is that you cant have the reels on them
a good quickfix for rods is a 12cm PVC pipe with threaded endcaps in whatever length you need fastened to the roof rack. you can even get lockable endcaps that can be padlocked for theft security.
Find a spot on the top of your canopy to put a bit of PVC pipping for your rods. Just have to take the reels off. But space saving and safe keeping for your rods 👌
Hi Brodie, have a look at the Bush Company Alpha series Roof top tents I’ve just been away in my for a couple months and it’s flawless
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@@usernamerk4369 wft..?? Seriously man
Build a upper shelf above where your surf board is to slide your rods in unharmed . You could prolly hook a few bungie cords , front ,back ,and middle and make a little hammock style holder for your rods
I know you love to leave your rods rigged so you need to counter for the impetus the weight of those reels adds to the way the rods will move underway, ideally you would have them reel forward tip back if you wanted to store them loose. sideways they get smashed. I opted for pvc pipes on the roof, I had 2 for rods, one for water with a tap and by drilling a hole through the cap and pipe I could easily secure the rods with a padlock, If you insist on sideways storage you need to divide that space into a forward board rack, wide enough for the board and curve but cut out for the fins, you could almost go 2 high if you tiered the slots which would separate the fins, like brickwork, 1 low, 1 high, 1 low for your 3 main boards, with high density foam at either end to protect the pointy bits and lock them in place. Behind that make a separate vertical slot wide enough for your widest reel, with XHD clamps on the rear (stronger) wall base, middle and tip, and rack them tip, butt, tip, butt, bottom to top, I reckon you could get 5 in that vertical space but if you wanted all butts the same end maybe 3, bolt the suckers in. For the carpet, theres gotta be the right glue for that heat, shouldn't be hard to patch up.
Brodie for the height issue on the pullouts from the canopy, get a CLEARVIEW drop down cook top/ pantry. Make the height lower to you but also raise up for storage
for your surf board just put some hooks on the right wall and put it on there you could probably put your fishing rod on there as well
For the rods u can buy holders for the front grill of your car or for the roof. Plenty of them on amazon
You might want to check on one of those spray on Rhino Coatings for the interior of your box. I live in the Southeast U.S. and gets as hot here as it does in your area. I've never seen any of it melt or get sticky in the heat.
I love that 79 series although we don’t have them in the USA. I think in terms of your fishing poles you can go on Amazon and get three gun racks for a side-by-side like what you have and screw them in very easily and they will hold your fishing poles in place. As far as a surfboard you could just put that in a sleeping bag and that should be fine unless it gets so hot that the wax melts and then you have a problem. I have a lifted 2018 Ford F2 50 with a 6.2 L engine sitting on 35’s and I pull boats and go hunting in the woods and I love my truck. Congratulations on that 79 series definitely a bad ass vehicle. You only live once so you should buy something to make you happy.
For your rods Brodie grab a rack for the front grille or the rear to put them all in vertically. Also you could get a board rack for the roof.
The hand break part, when I parked my car at slope area, after the engine stopped, I set the gear stick to 1st gear (or may be any gear) and it did the job, worth to try I think.
I don’t know what they are called but I know there is some rod holders which come above the roof of the car from the front and lay on the top, plus adding a roof rack to store your boards and for the rods to lay on would be very good. Just a suggestion but cheers
Velcro(?) straps and clips on the back wall of the canopy for the surfboard and the rods
Hey mate, you mentioned that you haven't washed the car since taking the keys and I thought I'd say that is not good. Salt, silt, water and sand in the under carriage can cause big headaches if left unattended. I know it looks sick when it's dirty but it's a good habit to keep it clean when you can to avoid further headaches.
the rods in holders on the back, board strapped to the side of the canopy, frees up the whole thing for whatever you want. Like a spear gun rack, freezer, air compressor to control bag pressure and run tools, tv, Internet via Starlink, full on bush command center. As for mods, air suspension for the ski trailer, Garrett g series turbo for a smoother torque curve and faster spool, and a way to bring your intake air temp down on those 40+° days. Air to water intercooler right before the throttle body, meth, nitrous, something. Even the gold heat tape on the charge pipes, compressor housing, and intake would help.
You have an empty shelf in there on the left side of the truck un bolt it and move it over the the blank space side (where ur board is currently) and u can use that to hold your rods, this will separate them. Great video man . Keep up the good work. :)
Good morning Brody, an idea for the back for the rods and boards, Cody from the wranglerstar UA-cam channel outfitted a van for adventure, not as extreme as yours, but with some good ideas, he used a piece of steel channel attached to the walls that had holes in it that you could attaché rivnuts too, threaded inserts they attach like big rivets. You could put a few channels like that in the space no then bolt whatever holders and racks you need, then if you need more space , remove them for bigger cargo. I think the name of his video was diy 3 panel bed in the adventure van and the tool was featured towards the end
Love the vids, I think u need to get a rack for your surf board that goes inside the back because if it goes on the top the board will bake in the sun
VELCRO straps for the board to the side. as for the poles you could strap them to the roof rack with bungies
You should be able to get a drop down fridge slid modified or have a similar slide made to fix the problem of the bbq / table being to high.
Great vid bro !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well done 🙂. Got a 2018 79. Lots done to it and it’s a freakin’ beast. Main use, a farm truck. Those grandtreks they come with are rubbish. Put ko 2s on and they’ve been good. Cheers buddy 🙂
Mount the rods with roof mounted fixtures so they hang bro. I even have custom holder rig that can mount as one unit you can take out as one that carries multiple rods
I might be the odd man out and yes I'll keep watching no matter the content, but on your main channel, what really drew me in to follow was watching you guys out spear fishing and generally alot of under water video that just looked so peaceful. I'd love to get some more of that content but I could be the odd man out on this too.
Saw a 79 series with I think were ski pole holders, but he used them for fishing rods. Looked mint and you would still have room for a rooftop tent
Just have someone fab up a roof rack specifically for boards and rods. Such a dope ride
Get metal rod tubes for your roof rack. The fit the fishing rods and even have a lock on them.
Hey a strap on the back that’s next to your tire to hold your boards, then get rod holders that can strap onto the top just like your other boat
get a roof box welded up for the rods and mount the surf boards up there as well. make sure they are secure and lockable. not sure if youve got a ladder yet
Brodie get them to fabricate and light weight frame with slots with rollers in stored on the side and bottom to slide your surf boards in and out. Keep up the great content mate.
07 honda element , 3 inch lift , bash plates , bull bar , upgrade stereo , window tint
Beast of a vehicle mate, you definitely deserve it. Ride it hard till its dead mate
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Get some rod holder mounts or hangers for your rods and then some hooks mounted on the wall of it and jus some bands or straps to hold ur board up to em
Loving the truck.... but curious to know if you purchased one of those Rust Preventers ( think they call them a Couplertec )