@EngineeredToDesign start close to home, say an hour of two for a few days and build your family's confidence and then go further for longer. Get a free camp book. It will save you a fortune.
If you want really light weight furniture you could build it out of foam board. It can be covered with plywood or paint and fabric to give it a hard surface. There are some vids on UA-cam showing how to make furniture from foam board.
Congrats on your new born daughter. 👍 I wish you all a great new year. BTW, with your tape peeling the paint/powder-coat off, in situations like that I've always stuck the tape to my clothing then peel it off and apply to your project. I hope that helps with future projects.
35 l per 100? Holy crap I knew they were thirsty but not that bad. Our 1hd-t powered coaster with trailer weigh a touch over six ton and the worst we get is 21-22l per 100.
I prefer YOUR idea of walls DIRECTLY attached (welded/bolted/whatever) to the chassis and the floor sandwiched in-between. It's FAR easier to repair damage or rot to flooring like that.
I hope you all had a happy Christmas and have a happy New Year 🎉
Get that van going mate. Taking my kids on holidays to weird and wonderful places has been the greatest joy.
I cannot wait, I need this tow vehicle right first to save a lot on fuel.. got any places you recommend checking out?
@EngineeredToDesign start close to home, say an hour of two for a few days and build your family's confidence and then go further for longer. Get a free camp book. It will save you a fortune.
If you want really light weight furniture you could build it out of foam board.
It can be covered with plywood or paint and fabric to give it a hard surface.
There are some vids on UA-cam showing how to make furniture from foam board.
Great idea thanks!
Congrats on your new born daughter. 👍
I wish you all a great new year.
BTW, with your tape peeling the paint/powder-coat off, in situations like that I've always stuck the tape to my clothing then peel it off and apply to your project. I hope that helps with future projects.
Thank you! Same to you and your family 😊
That is a fantastic tip! I wish I had done that it would have saved me a heap of work haha
Congratulations on your success in 2024 & the kiddo. Can't wait to see what you get up to in 2025 brother!
Thanks heaps man! Very keen for 2025, have a good new years to 👌🏻
Nice work. Congrats on the kid. Will definitely be your biggest project!!
Thank you! She certainly will 😁
Great stuff buddy, looking forward to the vids in the new year
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Congratulations on your new addition to the family! Very useful pruce breakdown, thanks
Thank you! That’s great 👌🏻
Great video mate I really enjoyed it
Thanks man 👌🏻👌🏻
Definitely recommend an m57 swap for the 105, put one in my gu and its unreal
That’s what I’m doing 👌🏻 how do you find fuel economy? Did you buy plug and play for electrical?
how difficult was the process for the new vin number. Ie. understanding the stds and compliing and providing evedice?
35 l per 100? Holy crap I knew they were thirsty but not that bad.
Our 1hd-t powered coaster with trailer weigh a touch over six ton and the worst we get is 21-22l per 100.
Yeah I can’t get over 250kms to a tank.. we don’t dare touch the Ac button either haha.. good car but way too thirsty.
Wow that’s good as!
Are you going to put so decent size wheels and tyres
Yes that is coming in the future for sure 👌🏻
What engine are you thinking of putting in the 105?
BMW Diesel 👌🏻
Will be an interesting build series, keen to see it.
That's not a camper. It's more of a box trailer with lights than a camper.
I prefer YOUR idea of walls DIRECTLY attached (welded/bolted/whatever) to the chassis and the floor sandwiched in-between. It's FAR easier to repair damage or rot to flooring like that.
Most definitely! 👌🏻