HiAce 4WD Van Brief Update and Mongolia @4xoverland

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[@sprocketdiver190]

I trust you implicitly. Your channel and content is fantastic. I've found you inspiring. I'm sorry to watch and see the toll the trolls are taking on you. We have all learned a lot from your documented experiences. Thank you.

[@TerraAustralisExpeditions]

OMG I love the look on your face when you said "This is NOT a instagram van!!" that made my day!

[@yengsabio5315]

Ditto!

[@ironwolf6849]

Sorry but you are.... One of THE BEST. MOST experienced 4x4,r in the World.... I have learned so much from you. That oneday when im able to build and go on my own adventures I will be better prepared than wat I ever would have been. Thank you. A.S.P.W

[@Hightop_troopcarrier]

Both Andrew and Roothy are all people ever need in terms of 4wd travel education 👌

[@principal7819]

I don't understand the haters. I'm sitting here with a rum and coke, watching some content that I find very interesting for free. I like some of your builds better than others but I appreciate the fact that you're always trying to find new ways to do things and new variations. It's like I get to test different ideas without spending any money. But of course, nothing beats your first Canning Stock trip. That was majestic.

[@JourneyShifterS]

Hi Andrew. I am a South African and I absolutely love your work. You are on the nail calling some South Africans arrogant and I would even call there assumptions ignorant. Thank you for your positive and informative and educational work.

[@andyphillips8862]

Andrew, I have a Dymo label on my work laptop that says, 'Only one fool gives another fool the time of day.' It works for me at least twice a week. I watched that video and didn’t think anything at all when you get stuck things like that happen, you handled it and had all the gear.. keep up the great videos mate.

[@koehnboy]

I've learned so much from you over the years. So thank you for that.

[@Cognito71]

Hi Andrew, my partner and i are in the early stages of a 4x4 hiace after touring in a 2017 hiace for a few years now. We have had times that the vehicle limited our journeys. We have decided to bite the bullet and spend the money on a vehicle that both suits our needs and works for us. Its so easy to travel in and set up. I have come across these haters that say its not a 4wd and your wasting your money, my response is i am a pioneer and you will thank me when you try and buy one. Chin up keep moving forward.

[@KaYO_M]

@xoverland I am a first-generation Overlander from South Africa and from watching your videos gave me the confidence to tackle some of the most challenging roads because I learned so much from you. You will rob us so much when you stop filming some of your challenges and how you tackle them.

[@AkhonaNgquba]

Your problem Andrew is that you don’t know how much some people (like me) appreciate your experience and love seeing you get stuck and seeing how you use your experience to get out. Some people have low range in their cars but would not know when to use it. The know it alls who watch your videos must make their own videos. They must make a “know it all” channel. Been driving my Discovery for 2 years and have never gotten stuck because I have been watching your videos (and know what not to do). 2 weekends ago I was driving behind 3 Jeep Wranglers. They got stuck and I didn’t. The only difference between me and them is that I would ask, “what Would Andrew Do?” 😂

[@nic.in.the.pacific5113]

Bula Andrew, please don’t stop covering the tough bits and failures, many just show the flawless trips and sunsets, seeing the challenging times are equally, if not more valuable than the shiny bits.

[@villageshaman4198]

Thank you for all your great content. Stay authentic to your own purpose and passion.

[@davekiernan1]

The Hiace van, 100,000 knackers can't be wrong.

[@johncunningham4820]

Don't forget , Andrew , that the Loudest Voices of Criticism are usually ALSO the ones that know the LEAST . Keep it up " Sir David " . Cheers from Australia . I am currently doing a MAJOR resurrection and Resto Mod of a Series3 - 109 , as a Solo Overlander .

[@pandipatin]

I tend to agree. Most 4x4ers I run into in the 'road' are great. Helpful, and assumptions free! These naysayers probably don't get out enough.

[@BorisEkner]

I am so looking forward to your Hiace build and your time in Mongolia.

[@Sethjxl]

The comments "you shold have done this x" and "Why didn't you do x" in my opinion are not negativity, rather, it is stupidity. "Do not attribute malice to that which can be explained by stupidity" I really hope you don't get yourself into the well known KZbin comment downward spiral. Do and film what you love, those who don't share your interest will be filtered out soon enough. Cheers.

[@holgermuller2987]

Mongolia ?! Fantastic destination.. Made in 10 years 25 trips to Mongolia and never been disappointed Found Friends for life.. Will go again with own vehicle in future for a summer trip. BTW, brilliant video content…❤ Cheers from Germany

[@donaldmcgregor8152]

Andrew, I appreciate you filming your difficult moments. They are educational. I have done some off roading here in America, but watching you solve your problems has given me ideas about situations I’ve been in. About what equipment could have helped me. I’m no where near as experienced as you, do us novices a favor and continue to film your struggles for us. Fuck the know-it-alls! They don’t actually do anything, they just talk!

[@joelchaplaincare621]

Andrew, greetings from outback WA. Appreciate all that you do. Thank you. God bless.

[@alastairsedgwick9333]

Andrew thankyou for your content. After travelling and living in my Hiace Commuter around Australia for several years and for a lot of those it was an ongoing build, I decided to go down the 4WD track. I have built and now travel in a 4WD built to suit my needs, like you it is a tool to get me where i want to go. It doesn't have the living comforts of the Hiace in all weathers, but it gets me to places in greater driving comfort and where i could never go before. Over the years i have fantasied about my ultimate vehicle, from an Iveco to a ute with a slide on and everything in between. So I'm following your build with baited breath

[@andrei.p.70]

Cheer up mate! Being so passionate it is normal to miss the obvious: as of today (2 weeks later) 23.000 people viewed the episode with the recovery from Namibia, 1.200 applauded and 161 felt the urge to comment, most of them in a positive way. That's 7/1.000 people, less than 1%, that left a comment and for sure much less than 2/1.000 had the urge to say something negative and stupid. The rest of us just enjoyed it quietly, 993/1.000 people it is, that had the luck to stay at home and live the adventure we don't get to have but we dream of it, quietly and respectfully, some of us (more than 52/1.000) just clapping at the end. And that is a massive positive result!

[@knightvision4u]

Please don't stop filming the tough bits. It's a learning experience for you and us. To hell with the haters! Thanks Andrew from the US. There are a lot of us, myself included, who don't go out to find the tough shit to drive over. I Just don't enjoy it. Thanks again.

[@overlandingTZ]

I really really hope to see the Africa troopy with a 1HDT engine

[@voodoocruiser2543]

Andrew this Van and the concepts within are the most exciting thing happening in the industry today. I cant wait to see what you both deliver.

[@alanbradford3130]

Please don't stop showing what you do when you get stuck. I want to see how you deal with these problems. Getting stuck is very much a part of overlanding and you are an expert that knows what to do. I want to start overlanding myself, and look to channels like yours to see how you handle these problems! Please ignore these tar road "experts" when they criticize!

[@hunt4redoctober628]

Andrew I'm not an Overlander as such but I absolutely love watching your videos on your trips to some amazing places and your vehicle builds from an engineering perspective. Just brilliant. Thankyou!!

[@Malc664]

I love your approach to the Van Build. I love your videos of travels, and these debrief videos are excellent. Please include recoveries and don't let the negative people dictate what is uploaded. They'll find negatives on any video anyway. You're doing a great job Andrew.

[@timriley1292]

I cannot tell you how I’m excited for the Hiace build and potential of bringing products to the market for the Hiace. Keep up the great work

[@christophersaul]

Don’t take the negative comments so seriously. I owe my Troopy to your influence. I’ve had many many days of fun in it and will continue to over the coming years.

[@davidmilledge221]

Like I said once before this Toyota 4x4 van will be a massive game changer , I hope one day the Toyota coaster will be 4x4 too imagine that a 4x4 bus camper 💯👌

[@raymondsvensson4667]

Andrew, we all get bogged and other challenges. As a new person to the 4x4. I love to see all the challenges and see how you work it out.

[@Bigkev1968]

Hi Andrew, Wouldn’t know where to start with how much I’ve learnt from your videos, travelled the world myself and even followed some of your trails. I would bet there are a lot more positive people in your groups than those who can only find fault and negativity. Please keep the breakdowns in your videos, without learning from our problems and fixing, we would still be living in trees. 🇮🇪

[@spacemanspiff01]

Andrew, I love your channel! Been following your builds and adventures for almost 10 years now. I think most folks who watch for any real length of time is going to know you're incredibly knowledgeable. The overwhelming majority of us are here because we are fans. Toxic know-it-all buttholes are not a 4x4 Overland community problem, but a fairly universal one. Youll find jerks like that EVERYWHERE. Just block them when they pop up. For me, I hope you continue to film the parts of your adventures that go wrong, like getting bogged, because that stuff is important. I want to see how youre able to use your experience and ingenuity to get yourself out and fix whatever went wrong.

[@Grâce-n1d4x]

Keep the Beard Mate, looking really good👍🏼

[@Markcasa]

Andrew. Part of being amazing at what you do means you’re going to attract haters. ALL people at the top of their field deal with this. Don’t let them aggravate you, don’t respond to them. I don’t give them airtime your videos, heaps of people support you and love what you do. Keep up the great work.

[@overlandme]

As some are having a go on you Andrew, the most are really enjoying your content and many are being inspired by it. So, thank you every time.

[@JRPRETOO]

Good morning! My respect and admiration for your work. For the trust he gives us (overland lovers), for his experience of more than 40 years in activity. I'm looking forward to watching the Mongolia trip series! Hugs from Brazil, who are waiting for you to travel and discover our immense country. It would be a pleasure and an honor for us.

[@steveaguinaga3821]

❤ " seeking to drove over Sh*t" 😂

[@afourie4625]

Absolutly agree, 4x4 community has some toxic people. Made a facebook video of my first gen Ford Ranger Raptor doing some offroad and got blasted from every possible angle leading to me removing it from a community 4x4 group :/ You should ignore these types of people Andrew, your channel taught me so much in terms of 4x4, builds, equipment etc. The contribution you make to the community is a lot more than these toxic people ever do. Keep up the good work!

[@hi9580]

Maybe it's too mild to be considered offroading

[@johnturnbull8573]

Four wheel driving, I will NEVER take the hard road, always the "chicken track" because, A: I am not doing a KZbin video, and B: because I want to get where I am going! Big thumbs up Andrew!

[@Widewings748]

Again…. Always fascinated listening to your documentary, your stories and experience. Can’t wait to see your Mongolian adventure!

[@stefancremer4615]

That van on a CSR trip will be exciting!

[@thorstenwanoth6774]

Ja - my 300 TDI LR 90 turned out to be a good vehicle after I crashed it a bit for starters. Long story from the other life... Tyre pressures as a lightweight 4X on the C28 from Swakop to WHK were 1.8 front and 1.5 rear. The C28 is a big wide dirt road between Swakopmund and Windhoek - Namibia. When I adjusted the tyre pressure from 2.5 bar to 1.5 bar was able to pin it all the way back home. Defender 90 can be a twitchy beast on a straight gravel line with speed. Tyre pressure adjustment helped. My personal best time from Swakop to WHK on the C28 still remains at 2H 59m ( Edit: time is right now) on a BMW R80 airhead roadbike mongrel. Life is good!

[@lindos9971]

Please don't stop showing your recoverys and Don't listen to the haters. Anyone who is worth your time is beyond excited to see the journey of the van build (however long that may take) We learn from eachother and adapt whats right for our style be it carvaning, off roading, hiking and everything in-between. May i make a suggestion.... Have 2 channels one for trips one for builds (its all in the algorithms)

[@iamgeoffandthisismystory]

Don't sweat the desktop mechanics/warriors Andrew, it spoils the vaab bru😆🤙🏻🇿🇦🤣🤣

[@okaadventures3446]

Love your work Andrew, be that a build or an adventure.Thank you

[@wa.gtrsoul]

Well ranted! I agree 100% with everything you said. Please note, anything I may have said in the past (ie. Rails on doors of Ineos Granadier are for hanging jerry cans) are purely sarcasm. I love your lifelong devotion and please continue doing what you do. Your humility shows that even the best of us make mistakes and importantly overlanding should be about reaching the destination safely and not about the destructive testing of your equipment. Looking forward to the Hiace build with enthusiasm.

[@LordSothMajere]

I love that you're making this for the people! I would LOVE to replicate whatever you come up with. I've been watching your videos for a while now and I love how you prioritise FUNCTIONALITY and ERGONOMICS. I can't wait to see what you're planning!

[@BorisEkner]

I love your honesty. I’m on the same page as you, our cars are equipped for the toughest conditions but that doesn’t mean we are looking for it. I have low range in my car, I have diff-lockers, I have recently very gear. But that doesn’t mean I’m looking, seeking, situations where I have to use it.

[@PeterAcrat]

NAVIGATING NARCISSISM 101: Ignore the shallow trolls mate. _GASLIGHTING:_ When someone _INSISTS_ that _they know what's true, real and best for you_ based on their own internally _fabricated_ constructs and projected assumptions. - Don't engage. Value your own inner peace and truth. Let the world's darkness do it's thing in the universe and steer your 'vessel' to your OWN destinations and True North.

[@cyclemoto8744]

Well said Andrew and sorry to hear about the constant bombardment of negativity. Cheers.

[@joelwatts6890]

I’m sure your viewers know this but those of us lucky enough to have MB Sprinters from 2022 and earlier have a proper 4WD with transfer case. 😊

[@thomasgardner1734]

You have to be like a Duck. When people piss on you, it just rolls off and you don't stink. Don't listen to the negativity. You know what you are doing and just do it.

[@peterdelage6759]

I’m sure that the Hiace will be amazing. You are putting all your knowledge, expertise and experience into it, how it cannot be amazing? I’m looking forward to see it😊

[@microinspec]

I would say Andrew here is the only guy in the world who brought people into 78 series to understand and like them and its because of him that's why now all over the world people like the car and use them to build their overland cars.i myself own a used one 2008 1hz and i enjoy it i use it everyday and i haven't done anything yet its expensive to build these cars for camping i use it without anything no electical no roof no fridge just troopy benches and m happy.

[@warrendobson1862]

Love seeing you get stuck makes you human like the rest of us. Love the channel cheers

[@bikerssupportingcountrytow6904]

First of all keep up the good work on what you do. I find your introductory and knowledge very interesting an easy-to-follow. I know your video is 3 years old. In 2005 I got a 60 series 97 model turned it into a ute then put a 6.5 l Chevy diesel motor powder weight ratio was pretty much unstoppable. On the back I had some tool boxes which I converted to a workshop on one side tools and spare parts on the driver's side I built a full kitchen and it looks funny with me sitting on the floor in Bunnings with plastic containers sorting out how I'd like my kitchen with the drawers. I even got a C channel with flat bar aluminium and made the first awning which had tent poles that went from the rock sliders to the awning to keep it up in place no ropes were needed now Greg Brown from Opposite Lock said why don't you make a vinyl bag for it I said not yet not long after that everybody's taking photos even in the exposed I should have taken patency but I didn't today you see what people have today because Chinese bungalows took photos of my canopy everything. And today when I say what I said and I have proof all they do is bag you down so now I don't worry about the idiots and keyboard warriors. In 2006 I picked up a GU Patrol 2005 model. I told the people what I want they tried to tell me different but the suspension had to be done military style all it wasn't worth it. In the end I took it to a truck place at Archerfield where I got my plates done for the rear upper hangers for the spring so they don't Bend or Flex. Again a lot of people I got backlash from but I was the one still driving while they are stuck in the bush with fuel problems. You keep up the good work Sir because I do follow you when I get the chance.

[@alexbesnier]

Just a small mistake Andrew : the sprinter 4x4 does have a Low Range (45% reduction) but it is optional. And the clearance is 14 cm better than the normal sprinter. What it only lacks is a diff. Lock. But I agree that your Hi ace is certainly a better off-roader with all this Land Cruiser parts 😍 and keep posting recovery stuff we love it !

[@someoneelse4492]

I'm looking forward to seeing that Mongolia trip, I've been fascinated by Mongolia for quite some time. I know how you feel with the Hiace. When I bought my Jimny back in 2015, I couldn't even source a snorkel for it. The raising roof sounds amazing. I think you're going to get massive interest in your vehicles if you do build them. Thanks Andrew.

[@born2bman]

I saw, in one of your previous videos, that someone had mentioned how you wear your heart on your sleave. What they don't understand is that anyone with a true passion for what they do, always does. A lot of these keyboard warriors need a good "Fuck You!" and it's always a pleasure to watch someone puts them in their place in such a brilliant, professional manner. 😂 Unfortunately, you'll always get idiots with 4 or 5 years experience ripping up trails trying to sound smart over these platforms. You truly are a master at what you do ... "Fuck You's" included 😊 May The Build Be With You 😂

[@Hightop_troopcarrier]

Bought my troopy and started my build with your collaboration with Ronny Dahl way back in 2018-19, sure its a much more of a budget build but there's always good ideas and something to aspire to with yours, thanks Andrew!

[@jameslovestokyo]

Mongolia is fantastic. We took an overland expedition - of sorts - in 2022. Eight days on Mongolian horses through the Gorkhi Terelj National Park. Ulaanbaatar was a bit of a Toyota town, although not as we expected. Hybrid cars are basically zero-rated on tax, so Mongolians import tens of thousands of second-hand Toyota Priuses from Japan, even though they’re RHD and Mongolia is LHD.

[@FrankMiles-f3p]

And I’m glad I’m not the only guy the kids harassed about getting stuck, but I really enjoy your shows are so informative. I like to get some of your stuff later for my G I live here California I live in Alaska and I love the Hawaiian and I’ve lived in Arizona four-wheel all over the place. I wish I could do some of the stuff you do, but I really really enjoy your program, thank you for all the helpful information. I really appreciate it.

[@SinisterSmiley]

honestly, let people leave negative comments, I know it can be draining, but it just boosts your videos reach. You know you did the right thing, then so be it? Great work on the Africa series from Durban - ZA

[@andytweed5651]

The irony of people being annoyed at you for "soft roading" and not wheeling despite your channel being called 4xOVERLAND

[@PeterAcrat]

15:13 Yep 💯This is what it's all about! I'm fully behind the vision you hold and appreciate the many considerations in bringing an idea into the real world Andrew. Very keen to watch the 4x4 Hiace van development unfold 👍

[@CooeeAdventures]

Sorry to hear you are getting adverse comments. I would keep it real. I watched that episode in Africa and have to say I learnt from the solution to the problem you encountered with the low gear not engaging. Really looking forward to more of your travels and keen to see the build of the 4x4 hiace too.

[@DanielTejnicky]

Yeah overlanding market regarding vans lags behind the patrol, landcruiser, defender markets. knowitalls are byproduct of the internet. You deserve a lot more recognition, sir.

[@kevinfrancis2245]

I enjoy watching people recover themselves-because I might learn something. Some people just like to troll.

[@markrollings8875]

I really enjoy your videos, trips and builds, keep up the good work, I’m building a Land Rover 130 camper at the moment, all old technology,

[@our_roadtrip]

Actually the Sprinter can be had with a real 4x4. Iglhaut, Oberaigner and Achleitner build amazing conversions. On that note, Iglhaut also offers 4x4 conversions for the Mercedes Vito/V-Class/Metro with low range and 3 lockers. It would be quite Interesting to just take a Mercedes V-Class Westfalia Marco-Polo and have Iglhaut do their magic with it...

[@Rebel.Matt555]

Sorry to hear about people attacking you on recoveries. Personally, I get a lot out of watching others doing vehicle recoveries just because I learn a lot about strategies, safety, preparation, etc... I probably speak for a lot of people when I say keep doing what your doing and screw everyone else

[@INMATE.EARTHmusic]

Always isolate floor roof and sides , stays cooler and warmer . Greets from Germany

[@christophersaul]

Don’t take the negative comments so seriously. I owe my Troopy to your influence. I’ve had many many days of fun in it and will continue to over the coming years. Visit Saudi next!

[@alanpiper9614]

Andrew, don’t waste time with the haters and the negative ones, they are not worth even a second of your time. Those that are haters or are negative have issues in their own lives and are best ignored when behaving badly. We all do things from time to time that seemed appropriate at the time under the circumstances and learned from those experiences. Generally it is those with little experience that tend to be negative as they think that they are all knowing. Mate keep doing you, your knowledge and experience that you share with others is invaluable to helping those starting out in over-landing etc. With age comes wisdom, and there’s no substitute for firsthand experience. Cheers mate from another old fart 🥴

[@woofhound]

Mongolia, one of the few overseas destinations I would love to go to.

[@Shanes_Shed]

People accusing you of only doing soft roading have clearly never travelled to remote places. When remote the last thing I want to do is push the limits as that risks breaking stuff, which is not ideal when your thousands of kms from home. I got no issue with people wanting to to hard 4wd tracks, but a dedicated overlanding vehicle is not the right choice for that sort of stuff

[@ingov.7563]

Here in Europe, especially in Germany, there is a new trend towards luxury vans based on the 4x4 Sprinter. Prices easily go up to €250,000-300,000, or more. We need more innovations that are affordable and practical.

[@pandipatin]

I'm resubscribing to your Patreon! The trip videos are great. Love the mechanical and build discussion points littered throughout the trip vids.

[@lawrenceramese7014]

please continue, showing

[@irosie1662]

Love your content as it is!

[@DerekLobwein]

Well said Sir 👍👍 I agree with your feedback - the word that describes those people ‘keyboard warrior’ Please keep doing what you are doing and don’t change a thing.

[@ThePyleDriver]

Too bad we will never see these in the USA... Very excited to see what you guys come up with!

[@fredbreck344]

All true! Thanks. BR

[@coenstant]

Even I, did the whole of the Kaudum in 4 high in my v8 79 dualcab because of a sticky low range shifter, but ja, that's life, we learned and we enjoy the journey.

[@garyrogers5344]

I’ve been plumbing 37 years , i understand your frustrations with people who don’t fully know the facts or believe they have the answer to world hunger. You need to read some Mark Twain quotes when it comes to idiots, Keep up the good work 👍

[@Bigcountry_littlelegs]

Keep up the good work mate.

[@lorrencekunst5463]

Andrew love your show and comments. Any internal switch in gear box yes, we were up at Cape York 2019 my nephew revered out of our camp site when to change gears and then the gear box just locked up in neutral, end result we towed the vehicle 20km to Bamaga and had to exchange the gear box. Looking forward to your tours and builds. Cheers

[@binky1612]

You are perfectly right. Communities on the web can be incredibly offensive. I've left several groups. Rude comments from people who would never say it to my face without getting a smack. Thanks for your great videos!

[@jamesmcdonnell6702]

the only person who never made a mistake did nothing, it takes a better person to solve issues when they occur, I think you made a great recovery from getting bogged down and f the begrudgers

[@ingov.7563]

Every second counts until you can relax.😂

[@paulmiller5157]

having just started to watch your channel(yes I've subscribed), I really enjoy your straight frankness. Keep the great work going.

[@atomicsmith]

I love both types of videos. Very excited for the hiace and trips you might take with it. A great lap?

[@ianwatson3315]

I had 6 ivecos chassis cabs and they were great vans..i also had mitsi canter and merc sprinters…tbh all were reliable..only thing was the mercs rusted badly!

[@davidnecic3391]

Have You Though of of a Delica 4x4, A Real Proper 4x4 Van, Thank you.

[@LockyourHubs4WDing]

While 48v systems are the defacto standard for stationary solar installations, for mobile, there are still a few limiting factors. Primarily limiting 48v is mobile friendly gear, want an MPPT, no issue, want a 12 48v DCDC, your options are very limited. Victron, Redarc etc nothing from them. You'll have to resort to something like a Scotty or Sterling power to charge the batteries from the alt. If (when) there is a greater expectation of running mains powered devices away from shore power (like induction and air fryers), the bigger players will jump onboard when the demand makes it viable to produce the DCDC chargers. Early adopters, like always will have to pave the way for everyone else, with limited choices and inflated prices. Though, eventually multi volt systems will become the standard, it just makes sense.

[@darrenm6037]

I thought the same about the Sprinter when it went AWD until I saw someone go through the Simpson desert with an AWD model with relative ease and I’ve heard of them doing the Cape too. I do like the Hiace though.

[@glennstatham960]

I really wish you had sought a career in the theatre. You have a dramatic layer to your character.

[@jensbaufeldt7543]

Thanks Andrew for this. I am carefully following this Van build and find it very helpful. I am hoping to buy one of those in the next year or so. Depending on your build ofcause. Anyway, keep it up and thanks for the good Chanel

[@mgdrive8409]

Was Heiner at the automechanika in Frankfurt? Great explanation and good luck to you and Heiner and suppliers to get everything done.

[@negruvalea]

I love your knowledge, you have great experience , I really enjoy your content and keep up the stellar work....❤