You can for $150k. All new except for the 25 year old chassis.

I have 10 years in our plan to move to the Philippines. I'm thinking I should be able to pick up one of these slightly used by then and I'm more excited about that than living on the beach 😅

its a fucking crime we cannot have this kind of hardware in "the most free country in the world" USA.....

useless in North America, plus it's slow and handles like poop.

@@imhidingintheshop8889lol. Most free country in the world? Who are you kidding, there are plenty of other countries just as free as America.

Troopy is WAY too practical .

Haha came to say the same thing lol

I drive a Nissan so took me a few before I realized that wasn't right 😂

😂

I caught that too, what happened there? lol

😂 20/20 vision... hahhahahha same here

Functional for hippies and hipsters

Yeah, makesmore sense to get the cheaper version. And not do the roof if a roof rack is there to basically protect that.

If you would’ve done a bit more research you would’ve come to a better conclusion. Xpel PPF comes with a 10 year warranty against yellowing, cracking, blistering and delaminating. (The film lasts you much longer if maintained properly.) Removing the PPF of a panel isn’t as hard as you make out to be either as parking it in the sun or washing it with warm water heats up the adhesive enough for it to come off fairly easy and in one piece. Google is your best friend :)

Haha , or school run ?

But you get trucks for cheap , everything in Aus is so expensive now

@@trotts1885 true ... .. but our U.S. wagons or S.U.V.'S , need to be more utilitarian ,than a 3 row luxury family school bus as most are now

troppy ...the car camper van / overlander I could build

agree you're at closed door respray price territory. Also, 9k is prob being generous, its Perth so add 25%-50% to normal pricing

Had my whole uterus done cost me 3k

@@matabela3745 with that wrap at that place? I know you can get ppf for 3k but that product with full coverage around edges would not be 3k and 6 days of work

If you get 5k extra when selling the vehicle solely because for the wrap, then in reality your actually 4k down.

@@joshuafalken3312 just paint it... Price makes no sense

It’s not cheap. Easy 7-10k in my opinion. Having scratched is only my option and i dont mind at all😅

Bushwrapz is far more affordable than these premium films.

As much as a new paint job

Jeez, but with all the work that’s involved I can understand that kind of pricing… I suppose.

Unfortunately not many people think logically about that sort of thing

Time HAS told, as they have been in the Hilux and Prado for nearly a decade now and are reputedly strong, lasting engines. With the cooling upgrade they gave it on this 70 series it should have even greater reliability.

The film itself is completely UV-resistant, but as an added measure we apply a ceramic coating on top which also has UV-resistant properties. We've tested many different scenarios on many different vehicles including ones that live outside up north over the years and never had any problems with the harsh Aussie sun 🔥

Exactly my question. Will it hold up 5 years? Probably no one knows.

@@mark2073My friend wraps cars in Brisbane area. Mostly high End cars. But I’ve personally seen an early sixth gen he did god near 7+ years ago in a clear PPF wrap. It’s parked in the sun everyday in the Hamilton region and still looks brand new. Quality PPF style wraps are far superior then a vinyl wrap. Vinyl is a lot cheaper and mostly easier to install it’s a lot more forgiving. But it’s a temporary look mostly . 2 years ish and you’re ripping it off. But a quality wrap like Xpel? You’ll get quite a long time out of it if looked after bro.

@LVUFC thats what i gathered from reading the comments after I posted

@@mark2073 Ye it’s hit and miss. For a Xpel PPF wrap + correction and ceramic coating you’ll be looking at 10k ish give or take. I personally know he recently charged someone 10.5k for a 300 series. Full Xpel with a high end ceramic coating to seal it. It’s not cheap. It’s expensive but depending on the overall value of the car it’s up to you I guess.

Name too

He is! 👌🏼

Sure am 😂

Yeah picked that up straight away too...both my parents born in Holland.

I believe the Dutch are amongst the largest group of immigrants in Australia ! And I can understand why that's a working combo.

Why not, You would

@@steelearmstrong9616 i probably would but i probably would also say it at the start of the video Smartass

An assumption and a sook in one sentence, well done 👍

The V8 is a slug mate get over it, regardless you will never see it offered again and that's a good thing. The V6 is a far better engine as well. Walter.

these are factory flares

@@Ronny_Dahl Thanks for your swift response mate. They look very similar to what you've got on your Troopy. What did you put on Ragnarok? I cannot seem to find decent ones. Any suggestions?

You mean she's aged gracefully?

That would be "sell" net sale

@@-PORK-CHOP- Pork chop, this new typing update which was a few updates ago inputs things. Don’t know why 🤷🏻‍♂️

Cam wild did, there is a huge cost difference

You don't need or have to, but it does add a 2nd layer of protection. Comes down to whether you want to pay the extra $ for the extra protection.

@@David-cq4se a lot depends on how many body scratching tracks your planning on doing to determine the level of protection you want When I look at 4WD’s in city car parks 1 in 10 would have a few scratches and very few have a lot of scratches

That would look interesting

Lol, I would imagine cost and what he paid are 2 completely different things

The labour cost for something like this is crazy

Definitely did not pay full price for it, he also didn't put up paid promotion, so probably a token $1 payment to get past the YT requirements.

@@malcolmL995 Yep, probably paid $1 token fee for it to get past the YT requirements

@@-PORK-CHOP-unsure what the YT requirement is?

XPEL, the company that invented this self-healing paint protection film warrants it for 10 years. However from our experience, so long as you take care of it and wash it regularly and correctly it lasts well beyond that 👌🏼

@@MADinc oh wow that's pretty good then .

Save your money and get a hilux. I ordered mine 2 years ago for $85k ,with the new price it came out to 99k with tray. So I cancelled the order.

I see the problem, sounds like you ordered a ‘ duel “ cab, they only make dual cabs.

I've been waiting for over 2 years. After nearly taking Toyota to court, I finally got my car in the yard. I ordered a V8, and they tried to give me a 4-cylinder shit instead.

Yeah, if hes going to make us watch a 13 minute commercial he could at least tell us the costing 🤣

Everything fades overtime

@@steelearmstrong9616 everything except raptor coatings 😀

How much did it cost to get the raptor coating ?

@@michaelhermans4753 They are nice trucks

@@ScottyP79 Scotty I was not sure how durable it was even after investigating on YT so I got my boat done first, took it on a major fishing expedition for 2 weeks. Rod holders, gaffs spearguns and scuba tanks all gave it a pounding Came back without a mark, now five years later it still looks like new I didn’t hesitate to get my GU coated, came out like a new car Cost was $3500 If you go down this path make sure you use a raptor coating specialist, no a normal spray painter that does it on the side, as the process is quite different Also got my bull bar, steel rims and wheel arches done

Nothing, it was 10 minute AD.