Thanks mate and appreciate the tip! You’re spot on the yellow hooks can spin and be a be tricky close to the ground. The washer is a good idea. Have to try on one. I’m a big fan of the screw in pegs. Saves a lot of effort on hard ground 😁

Yes we loved that spot too!

Thanks mate 👌

Great isn’t it. Still so much I haven’t seen

Oh thanks Tyrone! We’re fortunate they’re still at an age where they like to camp with mum and dad ☺️

@@Perth4WDandCamping Hope you all go camping many times in the future. Hey are those seat covers you have on the Ranger. If so what band and where did you get them. Cheers

Thanks. We’ve got the bug now so I think we’ll stick at it for a while ☺️ Rear cover is just a cheapie (Dog Seat Cover - Rear) from Fit My Car. $60 can’t go wrong and my kids are probably messier than a dog haha. Haven’t got covers on the front seats yet

@@Perth4WDandCamping Friend of mine swears by The Wetseat (look on line). He’s taken them out from one VW Polo he bought new, had for five years and fitted to a new same model VW Polo lol. They make them for the next gen Ranger too. Black Duck front covers sell for around $575 fitted and fit like crap. Cheers

@@tyroneclarke1666 yeah the expense has put me off so I’ll just keep looking. Only really need front covers for the big trips as the normal seats are more comfortable to sit on. Maybe some throw overs might be best for me

Yeah the tubs idea could work well initially mate. Probably worth trying first before a bigger cost investment and added weight of drawers

@@Perth4WDandCamping absolutely Mark, Tyler Thompson had a navara ute for years with tubs in the back, worked well for him

Thanks Joseph 👌

Thanks mate 😁

Thanks Paul 👌

Has crossed my mind mate. I guess does reduce useable space for general use (Eg the odd tip run etc) and there’s the extra weight, but agree it would be practical for camping. Had draws in my last wagon

Thanks mate. Great observation. MDC have directed us to Thetford for diagnosis so hopefully it’s a quick resolution 👍

Cheers for the feedback Ray. Definitely more to see and keen to tackle the harder beaches on a future trip with the boys. Personally I’m a big fan of having the compressor installed in the tub - will be hidden away out of sight and no more lugging around a box taking up space. Definitely one of the pros of the new Next Gen Ranger design. I’m not convinced on draws, but not discounting the idea either (comes down to pros of organisation vs the cons of lugging around extra weight and limiting options for using it as a utility for things like tip runs with rubbish etc). A bit to ponder 🤔

Thanks mate 👌

G’day Luke. Minor scrub with the Baja Boss 33s without the bullbar. No scrub with the bar on. You’ve be able to get away with this size tyre and no bar with some minor trimming of the inner guards. There was also a small amount of poke and this has been resolved with the EGR flares. Re compressor - I’m going with the ARB which fits snug inside the tray hidden away (drivers side). All I’ll see if the connector to attach my hose - all going to plan will do a vid on that too (install is soon)

@Perth 4WD and Camping sounds great, I'll definitely be going with front bar and contemplating suspension too but not many kits available yet.

Fair bit of travelling with this trip, thus chats on the road were a bit more efficient for time but appreciate any feedback on vids (good and bad). Reality is when you’re the talent and videographer all in one, you sometimes just have to work with what you can ha

It’s fine by me