Fly and Drive | Buying an Adventure Vehicle Sight Unseen

In this video, Dana talks about buying a vehicle over the internet, sight unseen. We're super excited for our next adventure rig- follow along as we fly in, pickup our next truck, and drive it home.
Drone footage shot with DJI Mini 3 Pro:
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Handheld footage from DJI Pocket 2:
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Action cam footage via GoPro:
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[@lc10w]

Good luck with the rabbit hole that is Fuso Canter adventure camper building. Like me, you'll find it fun, rewarding, brain-exercising, frustrating, bank balance draining, more rewarding...

[@HD.Adventuring]

Thanks! Yes, we’ve found it’s all those things so far! The process is important, but we’re also so excited to adventure in it. Cheers!

[@forename_surname]

... cool that you are reading 07 fuso codes on your phone! But... how?

[@HD.Adventuring]

We use this cool little reader that pairs with our phones. It has worked with our Sprinter, F-150, Subaru, and now the Fuso! The first Fuso we tested had a number of codes that this pulled(and cleared!) amzn.to/3mxmSuR

[@IronicallyVague]

I'm looking at a Japanese Fire Truck right now that I want to turn into a camper...It's an old 1991 Mitsubishi Canter with a 4D33 diesel engine
I'd buy it today but I just don't know if it has enough horse power to haul 2500 pounds or if it can even reach highway speeds?. I know they Toyota HiAce & Nissan trucks are grossly under powered

[@HD.Adventuring]

That is an older model- I have heard the older ones have less power. Ours certainly is not a fast truck- it will go 65-70 mph on the flats, but the uphills can be slow!

[@mikegreen5596]

Where did you get box from or who manufactures it,please?

[@HD.Adventuring]

The box actually came with the truck. It's made by ProTech. While we'll need to take it off and sell it when we put our camper box on it this summer, it's served us so well this winter storing our recovery gear and skis!

[@mikegreen5596]

@@HD.Adventuring well depending on dimensions mainly height I might be interested

[@HD.Adventuring]

@@mikegreen5596 sounds good! I can measure next week. Where are you located?

[@mikegreen5596]

Cortez co

[@HD.Adventuring]

@@mikegreen5596 just down the road! Box dimensions are 52" tall(not including mounting plate or removable side steps), 30" wide, and 82" deep. If you're interested, feel free to email us at [e-mail]