So much good! Thank you choosing us to do your build.

Thanks for the walkaround and ideas.

Ultimate😂😂😂 yeah set up for the weekend worrier!

Talk about a perma-grin!! 😊

Really awesome set up. Between the truck and the van y’all are living the dream. Also really good questions you asked and Dyllon did a great job explaining how everything works. Looking forward to seeing in it future vids.

Congratulations sick set up ! Enjoy your time outdoors!

Nice rig. I am in the final stages of pulling the trigger on a similar build but will be using a Jeep Gladiator Rubicon. I like to get into some rather remote and rough areas and I prefer the solid front axle, lockers front and rear and the sway bar disconnect for some of the trails I tend to seek out.

Watching this dude fumble around trying to use stuff is hilarious.

I need to go visit them. I'm working on the build spec for my 2016 Tundra double cab. I haven't finalized what order I will do things in. I suspect I'll do suspension (except rear springs), wheels, tires & bumper first. Then add the rear springs once I'm ready to put the cabin on. Since I will be full-time, I've decided to go with Webasto Evo 40 heater - I don't want to mess with constant propane tank changes. I may go with a floor mounted water tank to get the weight lower - and I wouldn't mind an extra 7 gallons if I can fit it in. I debated adding a water heater but I think I'll use the Gyser System shower - just hoping 95F is warm enough - guess I can test that at home. I'll be doing my own electrical, plumbing, and cabinets - the only way I can afford to do this. I'll also do my own suspension install, along with the compressor & air plumbing. As much as I like the Red Arc system, I'm going to do a hybrid Victron/Red Arc/Egon system - I'll use the Red Arc BCDC2040D charger and the Victron MPPT controllers so I can run my portable Solar panels in series at around 40-60v (depending on how many panels I end up with) that'll let me run about 60' of 10AWG cable with only about 2% voltage drop. The Red Arc MPPT controllers would require I run in parallel (max 30v, which is too low to run 2 panels in series) - and I'd have to keep the cable runs much shorter or go with a much bigger wire.

Awesome rig!! 🔥🔥 What rear bumper are you rockin on this build? Thanks in advance for your response, much appreciated! 😀

This is a pretty great video it’s too bad it sounds like you’re in a fish tank.😂 otherwise great content!! Awesome job!

I was unaware that Mitsalloy is available in the USA. Would they also do frame extensions? would be nice to have a 200 or armada extended.

Nice rig, just got an Alu Cabin myself. Do you know if the flame king 11lb propane tanks on Amazon will fit good in the EE propane tank mount you have?

Which location did you get all your rig worked on at ?

Nice build! What size fridge are you running?

Big hassle to transfer that to another vehicle if you buy a new truck?

What color and type of paint is your truck? Thank you!

I’ve been looking for a fridge that will still let me have the goose gear system with the planks across the middle for someone else to sleep. Do you think that your fridge would still allow the planks to fit flush across? If so what fridge is that. Thank you for the content

beautiful build. can you fit a second solar panel up there ?

And that would be around 11000$ if I'm not mistaken...or 15.000$

i noticed these Alu Cab Canopy Campers...are on 5 ft bed mid size pick ups. Will they 'fit' on a Full size ( 5 ft. bed )..Tundra Crewmax?? cheers from Canada!

@21:55 In case you think he'll breakdown the cost here, save your time. The cost won't be revealed until a future video.

11lb propane last alot longer than 2 or 3 nights

How do you keep water from freezing.

Cool units. I have one on order. Only problem with this video. The dweeb that bought this one!😂