I’m watching this while I do an assignment, for the back ground noise as his voice is very soothing. When he got excited about the ladder I had too watch to see what got him worked up.

The real reason I love watching your videos and your travels is that they are very informative, entertaining and hilarious. The other part is the fact that you like things to be very practical and simplified for the user. I like that. The passion is on steroids really 😁.

The drawer system that holds both fridge and cook top is just on another level! Great use of space. Also, two foldable legs on that extended tray could really aid on stability and strength when using the kitchen drawer.

0:35 I love the mechanics just staring at the camera. Really reminds you of all the people that make this channel happen.

It looks fantastic and very simple great setup

Your kitchen system is outstanding, a great asset. I loved it.

Very interesting products, all of them! Thanks for showing

We have a Gen3 tent by Alucab and changed the ladder to a telescopic one. Bought it cheap on Amazon. And mounted Alucabs’ hinge thingy on it. For what I see Alucabs’ system to connect the ladder to the tent is a bit easier. Also after rain I wouldn’t put the ladder in the tent. The tubes of these kind of ladders tend to fill with water during rain.

What a perfect way to start the weekend! great video, cant wait for you trying the build on a trip. 17:48 there are nice waterproof bags for your shoes which you can fix to the tent. Theyre hanging outside so you dont even have to move your shoes through the tents inside. Sheepie is selling those as well as many European tent manufacturers like Maggiolina or James Baroud. I think Thule also has those shoe bags. I also hope that more and more tent manufacturers will move to the in-built roof rack for aluminium tents. Often it just needs one company to start this, and the rest of them will follow.

Keep em coming Andrew, love it all!

Fix that window damnit.

Some very slick kit there. That shade awning is awesome. I very much like the kitchen design. What a great idea for the lowering fridge in the unit. Thanks for sharing.

The Feldon Shelter soft shell tent in New Zealand here have a shoe bag that hangs outside by the door - super useful feature! You can sit on the edge to remove/put them back on

Looks amazing, another fantastic build. The Quick Pitch and Takla products work great on this Land Cruiser. Thank you for sharing Andrew!

Hey Andrew, I loved it! The video that is. I think this is one of the best videos which actually shows the passion you have in building a new vehicle. Sure...no amazing photography...but just raw enthusiasm on a project. So cheers to you from one of your patreons!

18:00 paparazzi in the background

Don't know how I ended up watching your channel but today was the first day I started watching. Really finding it entertaining and interesting.

I recently added their 270 awning to my 80 Series and agree it is an amazing awning

Split rear door must be a winner, rooftop tent as a rack witch you asked for before - one of your best initiatives ever!

A waterproof holder for two pairs of shoes. Aloft outside is a brilliant idea.

@ Outback Joe... The design ideas are very similar to that of AluCab's ShadowAwn, which has anchor straps stowed in the arms. We have set ours up and anchored with storm pegs in very bad continuos wind for almost two weeks without a problem. The design seems sturdy. Fitted solidly to the side of the vehicle and with propper anchoring, it should not be a problem at all.

Thank you Andrew for reviewing these products, I was at the big boys toys expo in Perth just this weekend gone and i had a good look at this very same QuickPitch setup and I was very impressed. It has given me some new idea's about what i want in my touring rig.

Looks amazing, another fantastic build. Thank you for sharing!

Found your channel after getting a 100 series for family trips (with a caravan) and festivals but looking to learn and expand both my and the vehicles capability - keep up the good work 👍🏻

Dear Andrew, for better packing of the awning, first fold the canvas for half and then role it up ( time line=23:20)

Finally a proper rooftop tent and awning combo. Well done for finding this product. Will be looking forward to the July videos.

Well done Andrew. The second handle on the lower half of the R/T ten will certainly help in climbing up to close the tent. Very good first look at the Tent.

Nice setup finally completed congratulations 👍

Good idea about the extra handle, and I really love the kitchen idea

Your land cruiser is my dream machine. Your builds keep getting better and better. Another great video. 👍

I'm a follower of your videos from Spain. Keep up your great work. Miles & smiles.

I'm only 177cm (185cm on Tinder) and struggle to comfortably fit in these tents. The kitchen is great and looks like a terrific overload vehicle

Nice Andrew, well done! I have the same setup on my 105, a couple comments: 1. The telescopic ladder - if the "telescopic portions" are not clicked and locked, the ladder will tend to "creep" towards the side of the car and then one has trouble getting your feet onto the rungs, and also risk scratching / damaging the side of the vehicle. Also, I originally had my ladder in the same position as yours but then I moved it 6 inches towards the rear because we couldn't open the back door to gain access to articles needed for camping in there. A local manufacturer here in Limpopo has designed a really nice much smaller permanent ladder that bolts onto the side of the vehicle, and one uses the rear tyre to step up, brilliant, I'm getting one of those! 2. The roof-rack issue: I like to have a separate roof-rack on the vehicle as it allows one to load articles up there when one is not on holiday / touring, that takes off the 84kg tent. I remove my tent when I have the car at home for several months using a setup in my garage utilising the winch as a lift mechanism; can do it alone easily. 3. I moved my fridge setup to behind the drivers seat - removed the rear seats and built a flat, all-framed, carpeted board with tie-downs and that gives me a lot more space at the back for all the other items for safari. Great rig, thanks for the reviews, go well.

Another wonderful vehicle, well done once more Mr White.

Landcruiser looks great love the quick pitch products, well done guys, Andrew enjoy the van

Looks fantastic Andrew. Maybe a simple drop down leg under the cooker will give it a bit more strength? Cant wait for your first trip

Go Fast Campers in the USA has been doing what you’re talking about at 3:00 for some time now. The entire perimeter of the tent is channel that awaits your t-nuts and ideas. Best part is that if you have a 5th gen 4Runner it bolts right up to the roof with a set of very low brackets.

You put your heart and soul to it mate, it is amazing. God bless you.

Hi Andrew... Really enjoyed your overview of QuickPitch. Added here my take home message to a friend... "I saw the kit in the factory a week or so before Andrew was due in Pretoria, and missed him by a day after he left. The kit is really nice... Expensive, but then again cheaper than AluCab. AluCab's Expedition 3 rooftop is the benchmark in many ways.... I have compared it many many times to our CustomLeisureTech. Now three years later and the Rand useless (and AluCab having smelled the dollars), you look at 40K for the Expedition3, 27K for the QuickPitch and around 20K for the older model CustomLeisureTech. CustomLeisureTech now does a double scissor action one (all Aluminium) for around 26K. QuickPitch measures up in all aspects to the Expedition3, but I reckon on some technicalities it to be even better." Looking forward to that trip review!

Andrew you'll learn to hate that ladder. September last year we did a 9 day trip to Norway, which it rained the first 8 days. Everyday we had to deal with water issues from that ladder when packing up the RTT. I even got the bright idea to place a few holes in the bottom rubber foot of the ladder which did help to drain the rain water but at each slide of each section of the ladder continued to collect rain water. There has to be a better design for collapsible ladders for those who travel in not so ideal weather conditions.

Great video! Something about your vibe in this video feels better than previous ones. 👌🏻

This was my 1st Video of you and your channel! What an absolute pleasure to watch! The Missus had to drag me away from the TV, as I started binge watching video after video! Well done and congratulations on the new truck. May you have many happy miles! Looking forward to your test run/overland trip during mid 2020... Cheers from Cape Town!

First rate setup, manufacturers should be proud of their product .

Drooling all the way from “low emmission zone” infested Belgium 🤤😫

That kitchen set up is pretty cool. If its reliable over time I can see that catching on..And I do like the 270 awnings, I will be getting one to upgrade my traditional one.

Wow Nice setup! Couple of little mistakes here and there, but really good and practical. The kitchen kit is beautiful. Really well thought-out suggestions too. Thanks for sharing!

some advice for your ladder if I may, rope and peg it into place once set up, when you toss and turn during the night the ladder creeps back toward your car and scratches your paint work. Also I have a RTT with a gap in the front of it that you can run your finger along and in 5 years never had it leak.

Just can’t stop watching ur videos

Hi Andrew, what about a drop-down leg on the underside of the kitchen drawer for added stability and strength? Looking forward to the 2020 safaris.

Looking good Andrew. Can't wait to see how it preforms.

That lowering fridge drawer slide is sick 👌

Yes, It's you Andrew. You have way to much knowledge and become this anoying twat that we just love ;) keep up the good work !

Love this Cruiser, I have one very very similar in design minus the roof top tent, which will be following very closely as have been looking at them. I built a similar kitchen to cross the Simpson Desert last year and it works well. Looking at some gull wing windows at the moment for side access, need to be fitted for the Gibb River Road in July. Also in Perth, can't believe the similarity, except ours is blue.

Man Andrew! That is amazing. I'm a big fan of QuickPitch. I saw you in QuickPitch Australia with your new 79 about 2 weeks ago!

For the ladder, your shoebag suggestion should double up as a storage bag for the ladder, which will no doubt get dirty on a trip, saves having a dirty ladder on your bedding and having to clean tent inside 😅

I find it interesting when people get irritated because i like to support people who "give their content away for free anyway". It is because i deeply enjoy those videos/shows and i want the creators to be able to make more of their awesome content without having to worry what they might eat tomorrow or how to pay the rent.

Good on you. Quick Pitch. Great products.

An exterior waterproof "shoe bag" came standard on my $900 Smittybuilt RTT. Love that tent!

A very nice rig. Fancy having that all setup and having to wait so long to use it.

Hi Andrew, fantastic job on the cruiser, love all the Quick Pitch equipment.

A foldable leg under the drawer with the fridge would help with stability.

Lookinn forward for future videos with this vehicle.

Excellent stuff Andrew. Just a comment on your idea of a bag for dirty shoes on the outside, while its a good idea I have had a number of occasions where Hyenas with a fetish for shoes have tried to jump up and take them, especially if they are leather shoes. We used to tie the laces together over the top rung of the ladder but nearly lost our shoes to a persistent Hyena.

I can think of a couple of Australian manufacturers that would be watching this with a very keen eye.

I made a solution to the shoe problem :) showed quick pitch and hope they make them :)

Mate an awesome result from blind purchase to a really great truck . love it roll on July 2020 Cheers Ty

Free Spirit Recreation's tents have a shoe pouch on the outside. I love that feature, no need to bring my muddy boots inside!

Seriously good quality gear....Thanks Andrew.

Wow. Please come to Uganda. I am a Ugandan follower of yours. Would be nice to meet you here.

U MAKE IT REAL! QUITE NICE, WELL DONE.

Looking forward to see how that tent works out, love the design but my alucab gen 3 didn't stand up to the UK rain to well a couple of years back.

Great video.

Looking forward to seeing you enjoy this one, Andrew. Stop by the next time you’re in the UAE. There are some Troopies waiting to meet you.

congrats on your new build, looks nice.

I’ll give an advise Andrew. I can see that there is an effort climbing up on the tail gate to reach the tent. Put a small ladder on the left side of the gate. That would save you from climbing with your knees on to it every evening and morning. If I know you right you will be utterly annoyed by climbing that tail gate twice a day.

Very nice!

Fantastic. Lots of good ideas and thoughts generated.

Andy... grab yourself a plastic step..easier to get onto tailgate, stool for camp & working on car etc, mini table..save dem ol man nees..cheers !

Great clam shell set up. Love it!

fridge appears and dissappears in different shots magical lol but seriously great setup mate

Seriously, this is amazing

I swapped my mattress in my fsr m55 with a latex mattress and some back packer air mattresses and whoa its 70% as good as my home mattress.

Wow what an awesome draw system!

Sorry, but this is the first extendable ladder you've seen come with a RTT? I think everyone I've owned has had one. Also, many tent manufacturers have hanging, waterproof boot bags already!

Very interesting. A couple of points.... Continuity problem with the packing/ kitchen unit and fridge sequence, the fridge appears and disappears swapping with a yellow ammo box a couple of times, very discombobulating, at first I thought it was the Merlot! Also the ladders mounting bracket on the tent needs to be back 30 cm to allow the Cruiser's back starboard door to open whilst the ladder is in situ against the tent; there appears to be room for this. Sod's law dictates that you will want to open that door when the ladder is in place.

Lovely truck.

Re watched this video series. Such a shame covid brought it all to an end. Would have loved to have seen it used. Hope it found a good home!

Wow look at all that smoke in the background. Stay safe!

I will check all of them

Include Angola in your next trip Andrew. Would love to see more of that fascinating country. Especially the south west and south east.

I promise to become a Patreon supporter this year.

Love that kitchen slide 👍🏼

Looking good, although I'm still not convinced by the shower curtain. Seems to be overengineered for a problem that really isn't a problem, but on a show build for a company it's hardly a big deal. For the ultimate upgrade on the bed, look for a 'Fanello' matress that fits & you'll have the best sleep of your life in a tent ever 👍

Thanks so much. These reviews are extremely useful. I am looking to covert my 2019 Armada for weekend camping excursions and I'm leaning towards the iKamper Skycamp. It's very pricey but at 72 kg, it's extremely lightweight and I have yet to see any other rooftop tent that is simpler to open/close. BTW, they also make a shoe rack and outer storage shelf that attaches to the underside of the tent.

thank you for sharing!!, I'm just putting my own rig together currently. I got some great insight and ideas, Thank you!!

Awesome! Really enjoyed them!

Thank you Andrew... Thank you so much

Excellent Andrew

Very thorough review. Thank you, sir!

Nice setup the extra handle is a good idea.