@@Texanfella more on the way, thanks for watching and supporting the channel!

The extra space in the cab on the Jumbo and Super Carry would be nice! I don’t see them for sale often and are rare in the U.S. but they are a great choice for someone that is tall. Thanks for the recommendation! 👍

@@dagoldguy a beast indeed ha ha!

@@dagoldguy thanks for watching and supporting the channel man!

Hi! I just looked up the outback 150’s because I had never heard of them and they look gnarly! I bet they would be rad in Moab. Good to hear from you and glad you are out enjoying the Lake Powell area. I wish we could head south and escape the rain right now, Baja is sounding pretty good!

Thanks man! I would love to see a pic of the custom pathfinder that you are working on sometime. Message me if you make it to the Olympic Peninsula on your PNW trip and I will buy you a coffee 👍

@@ydnABB11 thanks for watching and I’m glad you liked it!

@@AllRightHauling that old M1031 box has worked out great! Lots of wheel clearance, aluminum so the weight is reasonable and plenty of storage. I camped out of it a lot before welding the high roof/cabover section. I like how wide the rear doors/tailgate open so we can still use the back for hauling stuff similar to a van. It’s a handy truck 👍

@@eggmcnog I would start off with a good atlas. Benchmark makes my favorite ones because the backroads are the most detailed and accurate. They have the best format that makes them more usable than other atlas’s that I’ve used. GPS is great but is difficult to see a bigger picture to help find and connect routes on a bigger scale, the atlas really makes a big difference, it’s hard to beat paper maps! Another great thing about exploring Washington is that logging is a big part of the economy here so the amount of dirt logging roads throughout the Cascades and Olympic area are pretty massive and mostly open to the public. Lots of DNR and Forest Service roads. Capital Forest near Olympia has some gnarlier trails if you are looking for more hardcore stuff but there are plenty of great routes to explore across the state like the WBDR. I hope the link to the atlas work but most decent bookstores carry this one as well. Washington Road & Recreation Atlas - 10th Edition, 2022 (Benchmark)

@ ​​⁠dude! Thank you so much for taking the time to drop some info on me! Do you attend any meetups around here? (Seattle region) I’d love to pick your brain! Seriously thanks tho. I’ll grab an atlas. I’ve been looking at onx but lots of the trails have no reports. I’m in a Delica so it’s a bit hard to tell what’s roll over territory or not

@@eggmcnog no problem! We make it to Seattle occasionally but I haven’t attended any import meetups. Onyx is good and Gaia is handy but that atlas will be the best for exploring new dirt road routes for sure. The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route (WABDR) has some cool sections so definitely check that out this spring but most of the high elevations will be snowed in for a bit and doesn’t melt off of the north facing slopes for awhile so definitely bring a shovel and chains for an early season trip. WABDR has their own paper maps (I think Butler made them?) and offers a free GPS track. There is a similar route for Oregon and Idaho as well.

It was the pastry 🥮

Thanks Michael! I hope you and the Sportsmobile have some fun trip coming up. The desert would be nice this time of year 👍

Thanks! I had fun making this one and appreciate you watching and supporting the channel. We had some new gear to sort out and new mics so it was nice to put it together and it all seemed to work pretty good. 👍

@@CaptainBilson thanks for watching and supporting the channel man! Our internet speeds at the cabin are too slow to upload 4K video, even the local Starbucks coffee shop here has terrible WiFi that would have taken about 12 hours to upload… we ended up driving 45 minutes away to find proper internet to make this one happen 😂.

@ that’s why we love watching , you guys put so much effort in and it’s relevant content Stoked to be a subscriber

I appreciate that!

Ha ha stay warm and happy holidays man!

Cheers man! Happy holidays 👍

Thanks Jack, happy holidays bud 👍

Ha ha I couldn’t think of a title and that one made Stacy laugh so we went with it!

@@OlympicOverlandit was literally something totally random that made us laugh

Ha ha the cloning helps get the video shoots and editing done! Great to hear from you and I hope things are going good. Happy holidays!

Thanks man! Stop by the shop next time you are on the peninsula, it would great to catch up 👍

For sure. will do, amigo!​@@OlympicOverland

The tallest!

You are painting beautiful word pictures to me, the truck will have no equal 👍

He thinks you are cute 😘

@@OlympicOverland Yes keep these videos coming hunny ! These memories of our family are priceless to look back on

Hello! I’m glad you liked the video. We have had a lot of fun with our Acty. It’s been one of my favorite cars and as long as I’m not in a hurry I prefer to drive it. Cheers!

Enjoy that Attack and thanks for watching!

Cheers! 👍

Bike stuff is great, so simple but it can be as rad as you make it. We used to do a lot of camping trips with motorcycles and light weight setups but the bicycles just feel like you are earning it and appreciating every mile. Cheers!

Cheers bud!

Thanks Ez!

It’s pretty incredible how long these old Alaskans can last. Ours wasn’t stored inside but held up well to the wet weather here in the northwest. It’s like a boat, definitely some upkeep and fixing leaks will keep them going for a long time.

Yeah, standard 8 foot bed, 2500. It actually fit pretty well, I only trimmed a bit from the frame/bumper mount.

Yeah AC in Miami would be nice for a mini camper! It’s been wet, muddy and cold here so I’m envious of the sunshine ☀️

Thank you! I appreciate the support & I hope to have some more Kei truck videos up soon.

The only thing I would do differently next time is use aluminum for siding instead of the plastic because it bubbles a bit in hot weather but returns to normal when it cools off. I really enjoy the interior layout and am glad that I kept it low for wind resistance. Good luck on your build man!

@@bretthawton 😂 ha ha!

@@jaysonwichern1943 variety is the spice of life ha ha!

Welcome aboard brother! They are great machines, one of my favorites 👍

Mine didn’t have the extra accessory kit that included a fuel pump so I am running gravity feed into the bigger carb that I ended up using.

Hi! Sorry for the late reply. The rear fender is an Acerbis Nost universal rear fender and they are available at most bigger moto online moto shops or Amazon/ebay and come in a lot of different colors. They are pretty cheap too, also good quality and made in Italy. The front fender is just a modified stock front or rear, I can remember which one I cut up to use but it turned out pretty good. Cheers! 🍻

@OlympicOverland much Mahalo for the response🤙🏻🤙🏻

No problem! Good luck in your Kei truck search and try to drive as many as you can before you make your decision 👍