Toyota 79 series V8 dual cab, modified Episode 30

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  • @TrailRecon
    @TrailRecon 7 років тому +12

    Such a great looking rig with all the right equipment needed... another great video!

  • @gibbethoskins8621
    @gibbethoskins8621 7 років тому +4

    2 modified episodes in a couple of weeks, hellz yeah.
    LOL when old mate jumped up at the start like Ronny.
    This thing has everything you could possibly need and more.

  • @mawuho1566
    @mawuho1566 7 років тому

    So far my favourit vicicle from all modified episodes! Very authentic, he knows his car, nice to see clever solutions. Thanks and all the best from Germany

  • @fierytacosupreme294
    @fierytacosupreme294 7 років тому

    Listening to Ronny interview these folks, you can tell he really knows his stuff.

  • @Khorsathedark
    @Khorsathedark 7 років тому

    One of the best organized trucks you have shown, that is some awesome work.

  • @toddhoffmaster6057
    @toddhoffmaster6057 7 років тому

    We Americans are just so jealous of you guys down under. You really do know how to enjoy your weekends.

  • @Creeshee
    @Creeshee 7 років тому +8

    at @18:30 when he said "im trying to do it on a budget" it made me laugh.

  • @retiredppd
    @retiredppd 7 років тому +25

    kind of digging the center console fridge.

    • @MADBONE0
      @MADBONE0 7 років тому +1

      retiredppd gotta make sure you get the real fridge tho .. CDF-11 waeco .. not the TB08

    • @888johnmac
      @888johnmac 7 років тому +1

      yeah, keeps your soft drinks cool & it's an arm rest... win/win

    • @dylanrooney5772
      @dylanrooney5772 7 років тому

      retiredppd just watch out because there not actually a fridge, there a cooler they only are good to keep drinks just cool.

  • @msyotaboy
    @msyotaboy 7 років тому

    Fantastic build and the craftsmanship shows

  • @slogue77
    @slogue77 7 років тому

    WOW!! what a crazy set up. So jealous, great episode Ronny.

  • @dclark6632
    @dclark6632 7 років тому

    Another great modified video Ronny, always lots of great ideas and I like Matt's approach to his build using old and new, top vehicle well done Matt. Cheers Darren.

  • @refinedimages2869
    @refinedimages2869 7 років тому

    Loving modified RD, your drone work on the trip down south kills mine!

  • @hamishduley4406
    @hamishduley4406 7 років тому

    Ronny mate I live for your modifieds, fookin epic channel

  • @connorwelch9632
    @connorwelch9632 7 років тому

    Howdy from Florida !!!! I have a Tacoma and boy I wish that thing had a diesel!!!!!

  • @Sethnafritomo
    @Sethnafritomo 6 років тому

    Very good video. Love the seats and the fridge.

  • @LFH02
    @LFH02 7 років тому

    Thanks for taking the time to share, Great vid,

  • @rollyb5061
    @rollyb5061 7 років тому +2

    just love these 79s

  • @Nashic12
    @Nashic12 7 років тому

    Awesome build! Especially like the canopy set up

  • @johndiaz7240
    @johndiaz7240 7 років тому

    Great truck ,and another great interview.

  • @JeffAdairKTM530
    @JeffAdairKTM530 7 років тому

    Lord please bring me one of these 79s for Xmas - Holy cow what a truck- Good Show folks - Cheers from Los Angeles

  • @rcman2010
    @rcman2010 7 років тому +1

    Love the new questions !!!

  • @zjenji
    @zjenji 7 років тому +1

    I want the Manager30 in the states! Redarc says it's development so I'll keep my fingers crossed. Ronny, this is my favorite modified episode yet!!!

  • @deano611820
    @deano611820 7 років тому

    This is a pure beauty! everything has been though of, apart from some chairs...

  • @ImNick97
    @ImNick97 7 років тому

    Damn Ronny. Almost 100k. That's crazy.

  • @shreda125hilux7
    @shreda125hilux7 7 років тому

    You deserve soo many more subscribers for all your efforts mate, keep it up love the videos :D helped me alot modifying my D4D Hilux

  • @satnavgav4500
    @satnavgav4500 7 років тому

    Awesome setup Matt, some great custom ideas

  • @GarminPro
    @GarminPro 7 років тому +4

    Good lord this truck is decked out!

  • @MrCdrant
    @MrCdrant 7 років тому +4

    That fridge/slide combo costs as much as my entire suspension.

  • @CynicalDad81
    @CynicalDad81 7 років тому

    Love these vids.
    Australians have got overlanding down pat.

  • @discoveryoff-road609
    @discoveryoff-road609 7 років тому

    Nice tray setup, very practical.. You must park the ute under cover if your batteries are not charging, all that charging equipment you should have loads of excess power
    My old $120 cheapo 1000w inverter will run a 1250w hair dryer on high for a good five minutes before it cuts out maybe something wrong with your inverter..

  • @endotasweegin6613
    @endotasweegin6613 7 років тому

    This is fast becoming the landcruiser channel ron 😅

  • @charlestrum
    @charlestrum 6 років тому

    That V8 sound 👌👌

  • @efijycat1856
    @efijycat1856 7 років тому

    hey ronny just if your interested. today when I was at woolorama in Wagin I saw multiple off-road/camping areas that you may be interested in looking at. there is also Polaris, can-am, oze4x4 and a few other cool off-road brands that would be cool to look at. the last day of the show is saturday 11th march and the entry is free.

  • @mountainconstructions
    @mountainconstructions 7 років тому +1

    Nice Bolt Cutters in easy reach :)
    They must come in handy for recovery

  • @mobiido2398
    @mobiido2398 7 років тому

    love it thanks ronny.

  • @Jzcmnbk
    @Jzcmnbk 7 років тому

    love the rig mate.

  • @RubiconUnlimited
    @RubiconUnlimited 7 років тому +2

    wow this guy thought of everything, we'll done

  • @elistone138
    @elistone138 7 років тому +1

    Hey Ronny you missed the timestamp for the canopy in the description

  • @CRDStudios
    @CRDStudios 7 років тому

    Awesome set up. Have you ever considered an upright fridge like Jase from all 4 adventure. its a 110L Waeco and saves a lot of space.

  • @shea2750
    @shea2750 7 років тому

    It would be nice know much has been on these modified vehicles.

  • @12kerryman
    @12kerryman 7 років тому

    What a fab vehicle, some time and money went into that rig

  • @weirdguy187
    @weirdguy187 7 років тому

    far out Ronny that beard is coming along well

  • @andrewc9234
    @andrewc9234 7 років тому +4

    Ronny anyone you run with have a holden colorado? ive got the american version would love to see an overland build on 1 of em

  • @joshmele5238
    @joshmele5238 7 років тому

    Ronny enjoy the videos, how about for a modified episode you feature a Holden Colorado RC model. They are pretty popular over there in WA they have there own Facebook group you should meet up with them!

  • @ethanwoods9135
    @ethanwoods9135 7 років тому

    sounds like a beast

  • @Inspirez01
    @Inspirez01 7 років тому

    Great Video Ron as always, might wanna let this bloke know that the 16A RCBO wont do anything for strikes.

  • @crocodiledundee7564
    @crocodiledundee7564 7 років тому

    Ronny great episode once again l am modifying a 130 Defender with a 14 inch stretch in tray and also a fare few mods would you be interested in having a look when finished

  • @rawdyrider
    @rawdyrider 6 років тому

    Really nicely done up vehicle btw!!!

  • @atarmal13
    @atarmal13 7 років тому +2

    ronny love your stuff all the way from kenya ( east africa ) , please do a prado 150 or land cruiser 200!!

  • @fredweaver3900
    @fredweaver3900 7 років тому +1

    epic rig

  • @outbacknomad9939
    @outbacknomad9939 7 років тому

    I'm just Glad for another video Ronny Dahl I was getting bored

  • @amtrobia
    @amtrobia 7 років тому

    Nice setup!!

  • @exileinderby51
    @exileinderby51 7 років тому +4

    I'd love one of these trucks, pity we can't get them here in the UK.

  • @karl-johanmaitus2531
    @karl-johanmaitus2531 7 років тому +8

    Maybe you can do hilux again?

  • @familyrig
    @familyrig 7 років тому

    Saw you boys in Albany today..

  • @raymondowilson8537
    @raymondowilson8537 7 років тому

    Great video Ronny! I agree, this is one of the better configured 79's that I've seen on your channel. No offense. ;) I would be interested to know the weight of all that cargo. Thanks!

  • @MrResiman
    @MrResiman 7 років тому

    Damn I need on of those Tyre checkers, my crow bar was confiscated, apparently it was a weapon.No conviction recorded.

  • @dirtyd1886
    @dirtyd1886 7 років тому +3

    who needs a house when you have that

  • @denisvincent4410
    @denisvincent4410 6 років тому

    Question MATT in regards to your driving lights , if you didn’t have the light bar and the driving light (in front of the grill ) ; and just used the light force rock bodies would it be enough to use driving ps great rig Denis

  • @mikesherwood5497
    @mikesherwood5497 5 років тому

    Hey guys nice Truck indeed.... wondering where you got the padded insulaton material for lining the insude of the van mate???

  • @Snags243
    @Snags243 6 років тому

    Hahaha I bought this exact canopy!! You all missed out

  • @Lachiewilson345
    @Lachiewilson345 7 років тому

    beard is elite

  • @pacificwarrior7679
    @pacificwarrior7679 7 років тому

    Love the show mate. Enough of the 79 series. Let's see a Prado.

  • @discoveryoff-road609
    @discoveryoff-road609 7 років тому

    Is there any way to get rid of that slapping and drone sound from the exhaust ? It would become very annoying on long trips..

  • @koschron9348
    @koschron9348 7 років тому +1

    hey ronny could you do a modified video on a hdj79r rv landcruiser if you can find one thanks.

  • @dylanrichards5614
    @dylanrichards5614 7 років тому +1

    awesome modified mate! whens one on a 200?

  • @georgemelendez356
    @georgemelendez356 7 років тому

    wish we had these in the state's

  • @dylanbarton3379
    @dylanbarton3379 7 років тому

    love the content. still wishing for a 75series ute to drag some ideas for

    • @Ronny_Dahl
      @Ronny_Dahl  7 років тому

      +Dylan Barton eagerly looking for one still

  • @realaussiemale567
    @realaussiemale567 7 років тому

    Been wondering when watching various clips from different ppl. When u buy all these different items to go in to canopies, is there płaces that specialise in fitting out/installing and advising on the best way of doing things? I come across lots of mod's that make sense when I see them, but I wouldn't know in what order to do a build.

    • @Ronny_Dahl
      @Ronny_Dahl  7 років тому

      +Ross Westmore mostly its DIY fitment

  • @douglaswebster5674
    @douglaswebster5674 6 років тому

    Hi. Nice rig. I am especially interested in the aux diesel tank. Where did you get it?. I have been hunting for onr

  • @Noastrenght
    @Noastrenght 7 років тому

    Name it, he got it

  • @codybarr1851
    @codybarr1851 7 років тому

    Hey Ronny when's an Ftruck build in process of doing mine atm would love a build

  • @MOOSEDOWNUNDER
    @MOOSEDOWNUNDER 7 років тому +1

    lol overkill, pie warmer, lol. Where do you put your chair, luggage and swags?

  • @mrdoodle8581
    @mrdoodle8581 7 років тому

    What's with the GGS rego? you an old by Matt?

  • @johnno4778
    @johnno4778 7 років тому +4

    what do diff breathers do? why do u need them

    • @bushbasher69
      @bushbasher69 7 років тому +1

      so no water dirt or mud gets into the diff

    • @LTT.Official
      @LTT.Official 7 років тому +5

      Helps them breathe so they don't suffocate.

    • @BennyMacca84
      @BennyMacca84 7 років тому +1

      Brad Młodystach I did both axle seals due to not having breathers, drained over 5 litres when it should have drained 3.

  • @Turbo_Tractors
    @Turbo_Tractors 7 років тому +4

    The thumbnail made it look old and shitty... boy was I wrong

  • @realaussiemale567
    @realaussiemale567 7 років тому

    1 piece of constructive criticism, please stop answering a question with a question, it's very annoying. Other than that, all the modified episodes are great and I always learn something from them.

  • @ashystyle
    @ashystyle 7 років тому +1

    Why have the antennas on the front? Can't they be at the back? They seem to be a irritation to the visibility up front!

    • @adelarsen9776
      @adelarsen9776 7 років тому +4

      Well spotted Sir.
      In most cases, a better performing antenna may be mounted further back and leave the view of the driver unimpeded.
      I am happy you spotted this and commented because most people in the 4wd game just follow each other like sheep and put big antennae up front.

    • @ashystyle
      @ashystyle 7 років тому +1

      Alright thanks for you answer! Keep up with the videos! Fan from Sweden/Stockholm

    • @tomvalter720
      @tomvalter720 7 років тому +2

      Ade Larsen In Scandinavia the standard is to try and put it as much in the middle of the roof as possible. That way the whole roof can become a receiver and give good coverage :) the trend seems to be front for Australia, back for America and middle for Europe

    • @adelarsen9776
      @adelarsen9776 7 років тому +4

      Yes, if only Australian's realised that a small antenna mounted in the middle of the roof worked better than some of these monstrous erections they place on the bulbar in view of the driver.
      In fact, I have a video on my channel about this subject, showing mounting UHF, VHF and HF on the middle of the roof. It's called a Ground Plane. You might like it.
      Also, my family is from DK and Norway and I have lived half the year every year in Norway. I have also lived and worked in Finland, Sweden, DK and Norway.
      Where are you from ?
      Hvor komme du fra ?

    • @navyguy3341
      @navyguy3341 7 років тому +3

      Ade Larsen monstrous erections?

  • @toddhoffmaster6057
    @toddhoffmaster6057 7 років тому

    That is one expensive setup he has there. So, do you guys have other vehicles to use as a daily driver while at home? I would hate to travel around everyday with that much gear on my vehicle.

  • @Dave-ix7lc
    @Dave-ix7lc 7 років тому

    Hi ronny could you please do a modified episode on a 2004 our earlier single cab hilux.
    cheers

  • @willmorrow5065
    @willmorrow5065 7 років тому

    hang on when he said at 8:43 i start the car every weekend does he mean that he can afford to pay for this car to sit in the shed plus own another car to drive during the week geezz $$$$$

  • @ashystyle
    @ashystyle 7 років тому

    How much does the Toyota weigh after all the modds??

  • @ollie620
    @ollie620 4 роки тому

    what is the purple thing on the bonnet for?

  • @Jack_Atcho
    @Jack_Atcho 7 років тому +1

    Get rid of that fridge and get a trailblazer fridge/freezer there reliable and Australian made!

  • @PhantasticAdventures
    @PhantasticAdventures 7 років тому

    Awesome set up! Something I dream on doing in the future! Wanting to trade in my fj for a 79 GLX one day

  • @Phil_McAvity
    @Phil_McAvity 7 років тому +12

    How the fxxk do these blokes afford this stuff!!!?

    • @matejhosner1980
      @matejhosner1980 7 років тому

      retry tobuy start a company. Simple.

    • @ElDeano09
      @ElDeano09 6 років тому

      Looks like he is sponsored by Opposite Lock.

  • @MADBONE0
    @MADBONE0 7 років тому

    Weaponized camping, but seriously wicked set up

  • @themartinblairproject
    @themartinblairproject 7 років тому

    Ronny what is your opinion on an older Land Rover Discovery? Like a 2002 4x4 not AWD or such. I'm trying to build my first overland vehicle and am trying to decide on what to build. I don't see many Toyota Land Cruisers where I live in Canada but there are several Discoveries for under $10,000 . . . . Cheers

    • @HAPPYFUNTIMEx2
      @HAPPYFUNTIMEx2 7 років тому +1

      A 2002 Land Rover is not the most reliable thing on the road. They can work, but I would not trust it to bring me home from a real adventure. Why not go for an LX 470? Should be similarly priced and much much much much more reliable. Just an opinion from a nobody though.

  • @tjlucky08
    @tjlucky08 7 років тому

    I'm glad he's not shamed to say budget and saving money and make do's
    I do the same man and it benefits the future items i could get. Onya

  • @karlossipeli135
    @karlossipeli135 5 років тому

    What is the thing on the bonnet called and where to get it?

  • @coenstant
    @coenstant 7 років тому

    Awesome

  • @MitroBurner
    @MitroBurner 7 років тому

    Hi all - another great vid Ronny. What I'm wondering what kind of budget should you set aside after the cost of the 4WD to get it to this level of capability? Is it an $10k or is it approaching $20k - $30k?

    • @Ronny_Dahl
      @Ronny_Dahl  7 років тому

      +akbardumbar 25-40k depending on what you do as DIY

  • @damowallis9728
    @damowallis9728 7 років тому

    Where did you get the hood thing from?

  • @rawdyrider
    @rawdyrider 6 років тому

    Is it possible to buy a unit like this separately new or used in Aus with everything installed already?How much would one cost.Will appreciate if someone can reply.Thanks

    • @marcbuttigieg8355
      @marcbuttigieg8355 5 років тому

      Look up patriot supertourers. They cost the same as a small house

  • @meelas010
    @meelas010 7 років тому

    i wanna know how heavy it is.

  • @vdj79r4
    @vdj79r4 7 років тому +2

    Hey Ronnie, its axle not axel, just saying?

  • @4X4Pride
    @4X4Pride 7 років тому

    ronny how can i tag along with yous

  • @LordEthan2
    @LordEthan2 7 років тому +1

    This things awesome, fark.

  • @sam1236492
    @sam1236492 7 років тому +1

    That 16A combo wont do shit for lightning strikes, he needs a surge arrester on his house.

  • @kategoodwin6786
    @kategoodwin6786 7 років тому +2

    Can you tell me what insulation you have lined the canopy with please

    • @retiredppd
      @retiredppd 7 років тому +3

      Kate Goodwin that's just a 1 inch thick Styrofoam panel with a silver backing. You can get it at a home supply store.

    • @kategoodwin6786
      @kategoodwin6786 7 років тому

      Thanks

    • @discoveryoff-road609
      @discoveryoff-road609 7 років тому

      For a tidy job, also get a role of aluminum duct/heat tape for the joins. I have removed my saggy roof lining in my 4x4 and replaced it with the double sided alloy 10mm foam roll you can get from hardware or left overs from a building site, It cost me around $50 rather than $400 for a reline and is also good for under bonnet lining .. Its a big improvement my truck looks like a spaceship with all the electronics, switch panels, and conduit..