I don't hear Quebec , and awesome very often.

I just picked one up today...a 1986 ..I drove up to Calgary for it...same kinda condition..

Is taking the AC compressor out the only way to get the alternator out? I’m working on my B300 now

Haha doesn’t matter those old girls are awesome, stay strong Justin and keep on postin

Exactly like the one I have... I took the whole floor off and cut the back took the big gas tank off too lost a lot of weight

I took off the small radiator for the AC off... Would anything happen if I run it like that with the hose cut off or do I have to loop it around?

Made mine a flatbed

Where is the Flasher Can for the blinkers on these? The factory assembly manual mentions them but not where they are located. You would think near the fuse box right?

This is great! My girlfriend and I just bought a 78 b300 sportsman chinook. Would love to see more videos on these older vans. Thank you for breaking it down; super helpful

Lost, but not forgotten!

Never look spare parts in the mouth.

Looks like either an early Bay West or Badger shovel, my guess is a Bay west from the side the travel controls are on, that's most likely a McCormick engine and transmission on it.

How do you refill you ac compressor

Nice sled. Thx for the video

How do I take out the radiator ?

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Theres a 75 21' ford thats sitting at my job. No title big hole in the roof. 460 C6 dualies and a 12 bolt. Ive been seriously debating on doing this kind of conversion. Problem is i know the camper section can be rebuilt fairly easy.Other problem is I dont needs a flat bed or a camper. But boy do i need a 460 wheelie wagon lol

Are you getting winter up there ? Unusually mild winter so far.

Hey Justin do you have any idea where to get ahold of one of those ECU's and the wiper grommets? Thanks again man

How very helpful, thanks boss!

I have a Cheyenne and an Alpine here in Northern Alaska. My Alpines windshield was cracker five ways. I found a $30 plastic welder on Amazon and it did the job. Looks much better and stopped it from cracking more.

I got a 64 oz bottle & need a bag right now I can't get on the Bottle Bag page, not working right I will NOT shop on a wonky web-site and don't like the HOLES they put in their pots and the last comment raises questions think I'll pass...

Can you throw it in the fire?

Sir thank you sir for your beautiful knowledge of these old forgotten rare gems

2:05 Oh my god. Previous owner changed the alternator, I doubt he thought of this (he was a newbie like I am).

I have an identical baby so it's so weird to see her guts. Gives me a point of reference if I want to tear certain things out!

I've got the same machine. I put a dual skag Simmons Flex-Ski on it, and it steers better. Also, I learned to lean the wrong way (to the outside) of the turn. Turns great in any snow or hard pack.

I have a 1990 Cheyenne 503 long track with reverse and 1988 Alpine II 503 best machines I've ever had

Shoot maybe I should really get a spare ECU as mine is original in my 1980 Dodge B300 MaxiVan.

"I'll put all the details in the description" then no details.

Nice setup Justin. Looks like you're ready to go!

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A valve stem tool is good to have too

Thanks for sharing. It would be interesting to see you stuff all that back in and see how it looks. I’m having trouble picturing where you put things. Do you put the real tree poncho in the pathfinfer container for example?

I bought one a few months ago. I ride it daily - mostly to work and back. I really do like it, I think you will too!

Right on, stuff we use regularly. bandanas! (Shemagh) or large silk scarf if cold weather.

Nice.

Waste of time, skip this crap

No water filter? Might not be able to boil water that you find.

YOu need to make more videos you have that KZbin content personality haha

You show great discernment here and like everyone have a few additional considerations. First Aid? Lots of immediately available snacks and comfort emergency food, gum Rx drugs, aspirin, toilet paper, reliable, useful regional maps to go with the compass, lashing twine, (it's very light and compressible, but bulky); solar blankets never worked at all, much like bargain tents, also suggest underwear, glasses, stocking cap. You have a lot of tape, but what do you use so much tape for? Your folding handsaw is absolutely required, but what about a hatchet/hammer? I learned here about the faucet key and can't imagine NOT having this critical little tool now; an overlooked possibly lifesaving key to fresh, clean, reliable WATER in an emergency! Priceless! This is a fine bug-out bag, almost identical to my own that has been packed, tested, evaluated, edited countless times and repacked since the Loma Prieta earthquake of 1988?. We have the same stuff and nothing more. Good eye and headwork.

I'm in Florida,, so a silcock key is handy

Great looking minimalist kit. Always room to grow/fine tune. Got a couple of ideas to change/add to mine. Thanks for sharing. Look forward to more.

The man’s purse!

👍👍👍 Looks like a good solid 10C'S kit and it's hand made!

Awesome gear great vid thanks for posting.

Yeah itemize this please. Went quick

When I went to upvote this video, things went completely pear-shaped. 🤷‍♂️🍐

Hell Yeah , spare socks & gloves = GOLD

A very clever kit, but gloves are as important as nail clippers (very smart!). Also missing a small sharpening stone. Thats for your knife like the nail clippers for your hands.