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When he said, "It's just me and dog and I don't need a passenger". I felt that, bro.

I think this is my favorite generation of the Outback. It just looks so much more rugged than anything else!

What I liked about the car camping setup for Donovan's Subaru was that Donavon isn't self-concious like a lot of people would be, and because of that presents people with what were some really good ideas for converting things for better power applications, camping storage available spots, and privacy for when rest is whats important. The basics plus would be what Donovan can take credit for. It was a very deliberate presentation, direct & outlining of what works.

There's nothing better in this world than a good dog.

My favorite part of this whole video is that part where you said... "Didn't really do much to the engine.." lol

I’m sitting in my Outback while watching this in awe. Love it!

I literally just bought this same exact one for $1500.00 no body damage with 179,484mi and from one owner with all subaru maintenance records since 2002. They replaced timing belt/water pump at 140,000mi too and its the same year, same two tone colors though mine is the 5 spd manual. It just gave me so many damn ideas I dont know what to think now. As soon as you whipped out a fuckin pump for shower I was like whaaaaat this dude haha...very creative and the cargo rack up top will definitely be something I implement as well. Thanks for the video and hope for an old wagon in this new age. I just subscribed to you and your dogs channel. Take care

Very inspiring! Great job, Donovan. So much attention to detail, convenience, comfort AND practicality! Thanks for taking the time to show so much. If your power hose ever bites it, Tractor Supply's brasswand pump sprayers are amazing; great spray patterns, consistant pressure, and super economical on h2o!

Yes finally a video with a Subaru Outback!! Clean ride. I’m in the process of my outback

When I worked in the mountains of California every other 4X4 was a Subaru and if one word could describe them owners would say RELIABILITY. Donovan's Subaru is sweet! Without spending an exorbitant amount of money you've created a machine that most of us want for our own overland vehicles. I've been working on my Jeep Compass for a couple of months and I watch videos like this one to acquire ideas to incorporate into my conversion. My wife and I debated between this Compass versus a full sized SUV. Being retired economy was a major deciding factor and after a trip to Key West we were elated with our decision. We refueled only twice in the thousand mile trip to the tune of about $55. Plus we ran with the big boys without any problems...80 to 85mph, in total comfort. Anyway, we've decided on a roof top tent rather than hauling a small trailer with a pop up tent. My concerns are wind noise and drop in fuel economy. but there are sacrifices with every decision. Your hacks are great ideas including the ceiling net. I love how your dog figured into the conversion. Well done!

The pup is just chilling, helping you tell your stuff!!! Good video thanks for sharing

Hands down the best off road build I've seen in a lot time. Thanks Donnie and Tireside for showing off this incredible build that most of use can afford. I never know I had a rear Aux power supply in my wagon.

Yes, I like your simple set up. Not destroying the car and building boxes inside of it. It's designed with storage! Thanks for showing the way you utilized the original storage!

Love The dog modifications 🐕

Interesting if it's solely a play thing. If it's also your daily automobile, the day will come when you need a front seat. We are not 25 forever (unfortunately !!!) , so removing seats etc is great if you have a real car and a fun car. Outbacks by themselves are pretty easy to manage camping in.....On my 2019 3.6R Limited, I just grab my Thule cartop box and put stuff in there. You can camp in your car easily then with loads of room....and then when it's time to go out to dinner, or to a play, or family event....your Outback is also a very nice automobile.

Back when the Outback was an actual station wagon. It has been an SUV for years now parading as a Station Wagon.

Wow, how clever and fun. The dogs coat is so shiny and I could tell asap how cared for she is. Much blessings to you.

It’s great that your dog is so mellow. Nice set up. Thanks for sharing it all.

I love the process to remove all the seats, build custom boxes, invent a way to have a waist level table...but running wires from the engine bay to the shower pump is too much work. Awesome build. Budget-focused, achievable comfort for the road.

That pup on the backseat floor seals the deal !!!!!

The most bad ass outback. Didn't think it was possible to make an outback this cool.

This is great. Favorite item is the table. These are all economical mods. Thanks for sharing.

This is exactly what I've been looking for for my 09 Outback. I've been on a couple month long trips from Maine to San Diego and back, and this....this is gonna be a game changer.

I've just got the same vehicle and will get it on the roads a bit later in year, great to see someone else using one of these. I know these are a great cars and looking forward to heading into the bush doing camping next summer. Nice video mate, it's always good to see what other people have done with their vehicles.

Nice build, thanks for sharing this. I got some new ideas, especially for a shower set up. Good luck on your new adventures!

THANK YOU!! great video. I learned many possibilities! Dog is adorable too.

This kind of car just save my family life in Texas! Thank you ...Thank you.. Thank you...!! SUBARU

That's the whole reason I got a subie . Lol. They are great vehicles

Nice build! Great companion!

I really want to set up the same curtains and the way he figured out the privacy issue for the hatch is cool.

Wow nice setup

Great work on the cheap. Making a great rig without blowing a bunch of money is awesome.

Nicely done !

Looks nice, Functional. Those tires look like they can bring you deep in the bush and back with no issues

Great build.

Lovely dog and nice car! I own and love a 2008 model!

I'm about to do something like this to my 99 Impreza GX wagon. 340,000kms and still going strong. I'm pumped

Its the anti mosquito window vent guy. God bless you.

I have an 03 just like this one but much much more modified, awesome to see another outback build.

Nice car. AWESOME dog!!!

Love the wagon and love the dog!

dude!This is a hell of a rig!I fucking love that!This is for sure one of the best,smartest,not "over doing' way to rig up a subi for the outdoors i have ever seen!

interesting setup

I love the table! I’ve enjoyed my sliding table, but that looks like a efficient option as well.

Awesome review !

Nice set up, I had the same car. My wife and I traveled all over in it. Two things I did different was take the rear seat out completely and made a half inch plywood platform with a hinge and 2 inch frame to access my storage where the seat was. I also added rain guards above the doors and homemade screens for the back seat windows. You can also use foiled bubble wrap insulation for inside the windows. Have fun on your adventures.

This is really awesome!! I want to get a subaru outback!

This car symbolizes freedom for me - I can drive anywhere with my dog, not worry about needing a hotel or campsite, great for driving to those remote campsites & gets 25+ miles to the gallon on the highway fully packed. I never want to get rid of my Subaru - even if that means rebuilding it part by part. So I wanted to ask if others feel that way about theirs.. What makes your Outback 2003 special enough that you choose to restore it rather than trade it in for a newer model? Aside from totaling it - what *would* be the deciding factor to push you to trade it in rather than repair it?

I really like the light mount

Great walkaround video! Cool to see his setup; I follow him on IG. Love the Cooper Disco AT3 4Ss! I run them on my VW Atlas, and have found they do really well in the snow and off-road.

This is so totally awesome!

I also have a 2001 Subaru and on that back hatch to have more privacy get you some verical tape and stick it on the inside so it doesn't get stuck between the locks on the latch when you shut the door and use a shower curtain one of the dark shower curtains because if it's raining there waterproof plus it gives you privacy so if you need to use the restroom

For the awning I bought one on eBay. Its an 8' by 8'. For 120 bucks its well worth it. Easy to install too. Its shade when its sunny and dry when its raining. And its durable. I laugh every time people come up and ask if thats where I put my skis lol. And btw nice subie man

Damn; if it's a Subaru, you're in Oregon!! Suwweeeett.

I have the 2001 VDC in the same color. I love it. It's not worth anything on the open market, but priceless to me as an adventure vehicle. When I take people to my hunting camp through think sand and drive it back to back with my other 4x4's people just can't get over how seemless it goes through sand with no drama when the larger trucks have to spin the tires to do the same stuff. And unlike the part time 4x4's the AWD on the the Sub makes it safe and secure for travel on rainy or snowy mountain roads. I've tried and it's indeed has high capabilities. With the seat down out back I can sleep well and stretch out great. Mine has the trailer hitch too and I've towed my motorcycle with no issue too. I run the basket up top, but for longer trips I have the lockable box I put on the roof, but fuel mileage goes down a bit. I recommend the Rallitek springs on the KYB struts for these. It's worth the cost.

Look at Tent Veil for your awning system. I use one CRV and it is a blessing.

Nice. Side awning mounted to your roof rack mate. They are cheap as chips here in Australia and everyone has them. Different sizes too. Adventure Kings is a cheap but ok brand here sold by 4wd Super Centre. URABUS haha

7:27 i have the same anker, you know the quality man :D

At 6:55 it looks like the dog is going "Uh huh, yeah, ok"

Saw your car at the world of speed today nice build

Very cool. Got a lot of ideas for my 2007 Outback. My trunk is a lot smaller. Maybe a Yakima awning? It clips on the rack

Got 225/70r15 cooper at3 4s on black rhino rumble wheels on my 05 forester xt they do fine in winter took it through a blizzard ‐20 icy and blowing was a little washy feeling at times but far better than my general grabber apt on my ram.

Tonight is 98 in my 2003 Outback with Cold Weather Package. I have a 9 yr old female Weim and a female cat.

nice car with nice place

Wohoooo! I have a 2002...love it

I have the same car and this is inspiring

I live in central Oregon and that is definitely at home here

I purchased a Napier tent that hangs off the open hatch. I haven't used it so far but it will make all the difference when it rains.

Awesome!

Wow. Just wow.

Same here bro! Camping is life 😊😊😊🇺🇸

Very good.

You should consider getting mosquito car window net covers for the rear door windows to allow better airflow/shade and keep bugs out when you roll your windows down. I have a '16 Outback and they work great!

Exact same color as my 05 Ford Escape Hybrid!

I like the dog best of all...

Hello from Walla Walla, Wa!

feels like every one that have an Subaru as a Camper did if after seeing the Hamster do it on Top Gear xD

Possibly the most capable and versatile car I've ever owned. 2002, 2.5 Auto, with VDC, dual sunroof, leather, climate control, cassette and CD player. It had done 130K, when Igot rid of it. Apart from the petrol costs it was a cheap and reliable car to run. It went everywhere. Totally miss it. The only reason I had to sell it was due to a complete exhaust replacement. Could not afford it. Even tho there was very little rust underneath (or anywhere), the exhaust just didn't last. Replaced it with a manual 2006 legacy. Even tho it was better built and nicer leather, satnav, etc. The traction control system was no where near as good as the older Outback.

I like your auxiliary battery setup, and I probably will pirate that idea to vent through the engine compartment.

Sending pats to Remy

Man. I watched the video to late. I let passed the opportunity to get a 2012 Subaru for $1500😂 Didn't know is such a cool car.

I dig it 👍🏻

Who would've thought Oregon boys know how to have fun.....

Loved 6:19 Awesome quote! Thats a T-Shirt

I dont feel so bad missing that front little bumper plastic on my outback after seeing you missing it too😂

I really need to fix up my 2001 outback...

2:30 I've been wondering about a 5 tire rotation cycle. Could you say a little something about how you deal with the rotation of 5 tires? I'd be very interested in your opinion. Thank you.

I have a 2001 and it’s about to get adventure-ized

Hello,how do you Install the roof basket?White the Screws that comes whit?thanks

Did you custom make that light bar?

Like that things are multi purpose, and not extreme high dollar.

Would it be possible to mount two kayak rack on the basket? I'd like to carry more gear and bring my kayaks. I haven't yet see anyone do it so I'm trying to get some info before I purchase a basket

Did you have to drop your subframe for the 2 inch spacers? I’m in the process of lifting mine.

What are the details on the rear license plate bar, that I've seen in your other videos? Looks like it would be a cool spot to mount some rear lights.

Look into etrailer.com car tent. A tent that attaches to the vehicle easily, comes with a rain fly as well. Packs into a bag that’ll fit in that basket space you have there.

What cargo net is that? I've been looking for one that good for my 02 outback but can't find one I like.

Хороший авто.У меня такой был на механике из Америки 2001 год..))

I’m thinking about getting an Outback. Is there a specific year I should get over another?

Any alignment issues with the 2 inch spacers?