How I Built my Subaru Camper: New Design

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks for everyone who has commented and reached out over the past six months. I hope this video and the website ( www.roadtoridge.com ) help you in your camper build process! Also, sorry about the upside down footage. Not sure how that happened 😂

[@lauraottaviano7282]

@Chase Christopher...I like your videos. They are both informative, and the scenery is awesome, especially with the snow capped mountains in the background. Are these taken in the Rockies?

[@RVingwithG]

SWEET FRKN BUILD! Love the "L" at 17:22 How much for your old build.. LOL I'm in the RENO area.

[@Summers1155]

My wife and I live on a fixed income. Due to the increase in our rent recently, we may have to live in our Subaru for a while. Ours is a 1994 Legacy. Your specs would not sit ours, but your video has given me encouragement. Thank you so much and God bless you,

[@abigfishinabarrenswamp]

wishing you both great luck ❤️

[@jcoats5529]

I've been a professional carpenter/ cabinet marker for 30+ yrs. You did a very nice job right there.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thank you, I appreciate it! I’m sure I could learn tons from someone like you.

[@sinfullyblondie]

Absolutely good job.

[@420BLUNTLEY]

@@ChaseChristopher1 that make you feel good?

[@raimondssmith8460]

You should patent that design, license the production and sell this as ready for use in Outbacks - very smart design !

[@gypsydavy708]

I would buy one!

[@lauralake3209]

Its so hard to protect from liability with anything to do with cars...this is a genius build, though. This guy deserves to make some money off it!

[@edwardfletcher7790]

I don't think you can patent furniture...lol

[@abeott5866]

He kinda is, check his website and you can buy the design

[@stellay7754]

@@gypsydavy708 it's hard to get insurance coverage for modified cars, that's why it's hard to commercialize it

[@zanemcmillan]

Just wanted to say Thank You VERY MUCH for making this vid! I just watched three vids from your channel for the first time. Im a pro in AV and this is GREAT Content. Haven't seen any of your modern film yet, but this material was very well done when it was created, written, recorded, and edited. Perfect takes are VERY HARD! This is about as good as it gets for someone with your recording experience. Feel Awesome about it. GREAT JOB!!! Oh yeah also, I have a 2012 Outback and drive all over the US for my job. This is fuel for fire for how I could upgrade "my rig." NICE ONE

[@jesf570]

Literal genius. Full articulated, fully thought out so deeply, so well done. One of the more impressive auto related builds on the net.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks, I appreciate it!

[@Vegetarian57]

I am a tradesmen, but not a Carpenter. You should sell these units. Or at least the plans electronically. Get yourself set up with CAD. You could sell these drawings for 100 bucks easy. And you would sell a lot of them. I would take them to a local cabinet maker and get him to do. This is the best design for a Subaru. I’ve seen in my life.

[@DottieStanley]

Really nice build. That birch wood is very pretty! My Dad was a carpenter. You did a very good job on this build. You make it look easy!

[@tanyajohnston8262]

Just found you channel. I am Canadian and an almost 60 year old woman. I want to start car camping this spring so lots to learn. I have build an easy design bed and plan to start in the spring to ensure I like car camping before designing a wonderful car camper like yours. Thank you for the design and complete teaching about your build.

[@ottoleskosek8380]

This is the most practical and functional car camping setup I have ever seen. You have put a lot of thought into keeping it simple. Good on you. Thanks.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks for the comment, Otto. You’re welcome👍

[@alexanderh.999]

As an outback owner I love watching your videos and watch the possibilities with this car

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks for watching!

[@JulianJLW]

Really nice build, Chase, really practical and carefully designed, done with beautiful precision, and it looks good too. Well done, and well done also for the clear, comprehensive video, explained in just the right amount of detail. Thank you, both of you!

[@phoenixgate007]

I’m so excited for your website! I’m really grateful that you took the time to put the plans up. I hope to modify them for my RAV4. I’m new to this whole car camping world and your videos are my favorite so far. Your build just makes the most sense to me: the fact that it’s modular, how stable it is, the storage. I think I’ll leave my seats in, so that will change things, but having a place to start is pretty awesome.

[@CheddahSlingah]

When you finish your modifications, I'd love to see what you come up with! I hope to do the same when I eventually get a Rav4. It's very daunting, but it looks so nice/practical that I'd love to be able to do it!

[@willar1338]

If you haven’t seen SUVRVing check it out. He has a RAV4 that he uses as a camper without taking the seats out. His ideas are very clever and look like they’d be easy to do.

[@CheddahSlingah]

@@willar1338 Thanks for the suggestion! That channel is actually what sent me down this road of discovery, and I'll definitely be using some of those ideas!

[@djalexinthemixau]

Bro, I test drove an Outback today. And your video has inspired me. It's actually made my decision. So well thought out and planned. You are a legend !

[@peterhering4114]

I like your dedication and craftsmanship there. Not too much fuzz, warm appearance, thoughtful use of space - this thing is ready for the industry (:

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks, Peter! I appreciate it😃

[@hiltonhowell3098]

I'd buy a smaller version for my Impreza. I don't have the tools or skills to make this myself

[@killersushi99]

Just wanted to share that Weather tech has window covers now for all the windows. Just pop them in. They can reflect heat out of flipped and hold heat in.

[@gigielizabeth5636]

I just bought a Toyota van and now I want Subaru. I love this !!

[@Castrowoodworks]

That is so nice, I can't believe you made that perfectly to fit your vehicle

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks!

[@a.w.thompson4001]

Chase, thanks so much for all the time and effort you put into sharing your designs, materials, tools needed, etc. through your channel and website. You've created a wonderful resource for others. Well done!

[@pokeypaul78]

Sorry about finding your channel so late, as I see this video is a year old! Awesome job on the planning and construction of your camper insert. A lot of clever solutions. One thing I would recommend (as an engineer who has performed a good number of crash tests) please install some tiedowns for your gear, especially your trunk. In a crash at city speeds, you can have accelerations of 50g+ so imagine your 30lbs trunk becomes 1500lbs and slams into the back of your passenger. Placing normal tiedowns holds everything together and if nothing else, absorb energy if things go sideways.

[@Stormbrise]

How would you install the tie downs? I am curious now, and safety minded.

[@MountainGirlwIPA]

I loved the video and recognized your "after covid" video by your sleeping bag! I wrote it down because its a 4 season bag. Any who - your video and over all demeanor is perfect for a successful KZbin channel. All the best!

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thank you very much, Rose!

[@stevecunningham936]

I am a carpenter and you did an awesome job with minimal tools!

[@ulfsonarvidsson]

Such a nicely designed and well executed piece of carpentry. I live in my car since a few months (Skoda Octavia Scout) and your design has got me thinking. Very inspiring! ⭐️

[@davidkasparian3813]

I’m a mobile detailer and I wanted to do this and I remembered this video from back in the day😂my next diy is about to be a similar build love the videos !

[@MichelleTech]

Great attention to attention to detail throughout and use of vertical space with the cabinet!

[@JamesJones-xk9xx]

I have the same basket! Mine is a Harbor Freight hitch basket that I put together without the center bar. I carry my recovery boards, my 2 gallons of diesel for my diesel heater, and a 3 gallon rotopax fuel can.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Sounds like a great settup!

[@matthewdenboer1076]

Tip: wax the outside of the box drawers for smoother slides and and for them to last longer. Sweet build!

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Good idea, thanks!

[@LoneWolfExplorer]

Great build, best I’ve seen for the outback. How do you access the spare wheel in the event of a puncture out on the trail?

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks! I just unbolt the platform and lift it up

[@tylerharlow7820]

this is the closest to what ive been looking to do in my crosstrek - thank you!!

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lout1587]

You've inspired me. Thank you! You are generous with your gifts and a great explainer.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks, Lou! I appreciate the comment 🙏🏼

[@Stormbrise]

This is really a cool build! However, as a fireman you should know that all season tires are mediocre in any season. I have an ambulance driver, medic here in Denmark. When we first got our first car, he just came from a harry accident before visiting us. He checked our tires to make sure we had proper pressure and that they were not all season. I asked why he checked, and he told me never to buy them, to always use made for the season tires. Yeah, I have to switch twice a year, but I would rather be safe on the roads. I downloaded this video to finish it later.

[@randipeters5386]

Chase thanks for posting your design. I am a 64 year old female that likes to camp. I had a Subaru forester that a bulit using most of what you did. It turned out great and i went out west. I sold my forester and bought a outback so i cold also tow a small cargo trailer if i wanted to. With my design i am able to get to my spare, have more storage under the seat area and i feel all the weight is not all on one side. Also i was worried if i got hit in the rear with your build i would be pinned against my seat. With my build i think i may be it would beak up so i could get out if i was still alive and able. Thanks for helping me with my build. If i post on facebook or KZbin i will give you credit for what i learned from you.

[@bencinnamon]

I need to get on this dude's level. This helped me get ideas. Nice work

[@ChaseChristopher1]

It doesn’t take much. Glad you found it valuable!

[@jsdhornby]

Excellent video. Thanks! I love how it all seems doable with minimal tools.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@georgedanilov8898]

What a great job for putting it together, with all the links etc etc Keep up the good work, and thank you!

[@kathleendanley8508]

I love this idea, i know the Outback is a bit bigger than my Forester but I’m exploring possibilities. I’m new to this whole concept of car camping so i really need to try it when this crazy snow goes away. And then proceed from there. I’m not sure i would take out the back seats but it sounds like you have no problem putting them back when needed. I will have to look at the web site.

[@ethanmcalpin2]

Wow, definitely top 3 favourite builds I've seen so far

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks, Ethan!

[@michaelk8414]

nicely done! i had watched your older videos. the new design looks great. happy to throw some money your way to support and maybe even take a crack at building it myself.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks, Micheal! I appreciate the comment and the support! It’s a fun challenge and is extremely rewarding in the end. Best of luck, and I hope you share your progress in the Facebook group (road to ridge: car camper conversions) as you go! 👍

[@dawnlapka2433]

I appreciate it that you showed the build slowly, step by step. Some people are a lot faster. I'm a new carpentry work person. This is my school project. How do I find more of these videos? I'm in the construction maintenance technology program at Southeast Technical Institute at Sioux Falls SD. Van City Van Life with Chrome and Cruze Bear has some great ideas and videos. He is a great teacher. But you are, too, young, whippersnapper! I had to watch a video this morning because my teacher didn't show up for classes for the 3rd week in a row. My computer is set up for next semester. This is a new program for me. I have a Master's Degree in a different subject. Construction is a different Degree that I used in my undergraduate program because I enjoyed it on stage. I'm looking forward to using it for other things to make money and earn a living. And put a roof over my head.

[@GoToAlps]

Well done man!!! I actually just finished building conversion for my outback but based on your first design, I just added slide outs in the drawer with DOMETIC 16F fridge and will make a vid closer to spring about it. Can share with you if you interested :) Really like your second build, it improves on the first version in many ways and just more smart storage and professional looking. Keep on going and I would be interested to see if you come with a solution: where else you can put your drawer inside of the car (e.g. front seats mount of some sort) and extending rear for 2 people bed. Thank you again for inspiration and ideas, Evgeny

[@n3tuf]

You did an excellent job on your build. I lease a 2023 Forester Touring Edition and would love to do a build like yours but with the 2' X 72" platform on the right about 6" high for more storage inside and leave the left side plain so I can use my totes for my camping and cooking equipment. I'd like to leave my rear seats in and keep the build as light as possible because of my 69yo back and multiple rotator cuff surgeries.

[@BubbaStaines]

You would be such a SUPER USEFUL guy to hang around with.

[@chogan2128]

Genius! Subaru needs to hire you..

[@FirstLast-on1mv]

I can see them selling kits like this, it's a great idea and someone should suggest it to them

[@itsJoshuaSkyy]

Thank you! Im gonna try to apply this to my forester. Its gotta be pretty close to the same

[@notme3252]

This is REALLY amazing. I want an Outback and all of this is in my scope of expertise, so I really feel like I could make this happen! Thanks for sharing!!

[@peggytravels793]

The very best DIY build out camper…excellent quality work!

[@kapnrex]

Just bought a 2014 Outback. Thanks for the insight...You should host an Outback Car camping meet!

[@bvan1970]

I’m late to the party on this video, Chase, but just wanted to say. Nice Job! What a nice simple system and I really appreciate going over the tools that you used. I’m thinking of how I can adopt something like this for my 4Runner. I love the slide out tables. That’s my favorite feature. The kitchen box is cool as well.

[@user-bc5jk8rr3z]

Most excellent craftsmanship that I've seen; up there with the pros. Kudos 😍

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks!

[@trailfleamlangdon2260]

Great little camper,, I like the bed setup. How do you get to your spare tire? I have a Subaru Forster and i took out the big block of foam out from the spare tire well and have a lot of storage there,

[@nathanielcollins]

Timing of this couldn't have been better for me. Left my job a couple weeks ago. I'm in the process of converting my older Benz wagon into a camper for some extended travels around the country. Your videos have given me massive design inspiration for my build. I appreciate you sharing and look forward to your future content!

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Sorry to hear about that, Nathaniel. I’m glad this found you at the right time. Have fun with your conversion! Share pics over in the Facebook group as you progress, we’d love to see them!

[@karlschreiber9286]

Perfect genious. You did better than I tried. ☺

[@debslifesimplified6406]

I like your new set up. I am surprised you didn't not angle your cabinet for the back rest. I have some news, I am in the process of purchasing a Ford Transit Connect. I hope to pick it up on Monday. It had to go to the shop to get new tires and a tail light. so hopefully it will be ready. It has seats in the back which I'm taking out, I've seen a version of what I want in one of the many videos I look at. I am getting a 12 by 24 storage shed on Wed next week as well. 62 inches of it at the back will be made into a off grid living space, and the front part will house tools, van, and storage. I'll be sharing it on my you tube channel as well. I don't know if you remember I have the Chevy Tracker but it was just to small for me.

[@margiereyes3640]

Love the design and simplicity of the build

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks, Margie!

[@momobadilak]

Its a really sweet kit. thanks for sharing the parts list - and the walk through. I remember watching your backseat desk video a while back -nice design.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thank you! You’re very welcome👍

[@kathydelong1164]

You are inspiring me to hire someone to do this to my Outback!

[@timad7c2]

Might I make a suggestion…. Mount (glue) a Neodymium magnet at each of the locations where a bolt is used. It would add an ounce or two to the build, but would keep the bolts right near where each is needed. I like the wafer-thin 1.25-inch ones as their large surface area will hold a lot. And, if the magnet would be in the way, a proper Forstner bit will make it flush with the surface with just a touch.

[@andyrichey1192]

Wow that's super cool !! Need to design me something, four in the bed of my pickup truck . Appreciate you sharing. I'll keep watching for more

[@danschiltroth1576]

Just awesome. You've inspired me to make something for my 2 door Wrangler.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Right on! Have fun👍

[@Cfreeman91]

Thanks for sharing! I really like that Circ Saw guide...that’s been my obstacle for talking larger projects.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

You bet! Same here, it’s been a game changer.

[@Greg_M1]

Wondering if your shocks bottom out when the vehicle is fully loaded. Good build.

[@ohhansel]

I've been a carpenter my whole life and I've got to tell you that is one clever design . You also did a very professional job with the tools at hand. I've come to love the Kreg system as well. Now get off their young man and use the heck out of that thing.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Wow, thanks! I appreciate the compliment. I have used and abused that kreg system and couldn't be happier with it. Will do!

[@ohhansel]

@@ChaseChristopher1 hey buddy one more thing. I couldn't help but notice some snowboards in the corner of your garage. I had a bad injury snowboarding about 4 years ago and have had to give it up since. I miss it so much. Would you do a run out there in my honor.

[@davidhunternyc1]

At 6:38. Do you still use your water cube? Because of the chemicals used to soften plastic, it seems like the water cube would leach cancerous chemicals into your water, especially when your water gets too warm in your car on a hot day.

[@Stiltz1291]

Great build! I plan to purchase your plans but wanted to see if you had a ballpark tape measure of the maximum sleeping length with your extension; I’m 6’7” and want to see how “baller up” I might have to get to fit Also does your 2017 have the lift gate issue where it will drain the battery if open?

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks, Dylan! Oh boy, I’d say my setup could fit you without much space to spare. I am just under 6’ and have plenty of extra room. I would build it with a front flap that goes all the way forward to the back of your passenger seat with it in the forward most position (so a few inches longer than mine). With that I think you could fit fully stretched out with room to spare. I look forward to seeing what you come up with! Join the Road to Ridge Facebook group and share with us if you’re interested. Yes, I’ve had the same problem. Check out the video I did on how I manage it👍

[@krisjcleveland]

With your new design incorporating the snack box behind passenger seat, what is the effective length for sleeping? I'm 6'3" and wondering if there is enough room for me. Thank you!

[@ChaseChristopher1]

The platform ends up being 77” long with my build dimensions, but it could be extended slightly longer on the front end behind the seat. I would bet you could get up to around 80-82” depending on the car and how far you move the seat forward. Also, if you sleep at an angle that can help a bit. I am just under 6’ and it feels like I have 6” of “room” above and below me as the platform doesn’t reach all the way to the seat or the rear hatch. Hope that helps!

[@trailandtravel]

I’m in love with this build out! I might have to give it a try. Hopefully the 2022 outback is similar dimensions?

[@chrisclouds4182]

The ford commercial bashing the forester half way through this vid was hilariously

[@jackforman6385]

this may be exactly what i've been looking for

[@TheOfficialUdiyo]

I’m going on my first solo camp trip next week. Been watching your videos like crazy. I’m a little scared because I don’t have all the gear like you but hopefully I learn as a go. Thank you so much!

[@JoseSanles]

Regarding your tires. If you're looking for a good upgrade, look at the Michelin CrossClimate2. Superv All season tires with a 3-peak snow rating. Cheers from a forester owner.

[@firehorseweddingphotograph3995]

I have been running sets of these for at least 5 years but switching to Goodyear Vector 4 season Gen 2’s as in recent tests, they are coming out higher rated/on top.

[@1hjehje]

An excellent job! Thank you for all of the effort that you have put into creating this video.

[@jesf570]

Unbelievable build yet again, just unreal man. Your channel is hella hella underviewed, i know with time and constant uploads youll shoot to the top. Also, as I'm sure you know, you could sell these builds to people with outbacks, and make bank! Big time commitment however!

[@brentbarcena6904]

Your cinematography is top notch and I dig all your content man! Keep it up. Thanks for sharing your world with us! What an escape!

[@MothShadow]

Chase... sorry, but just another random person to comment, to say... YOU ARE FORKING AWESOME! Very extremely impressed with your talents, be it photo/video, carpentry, etc., and so humbly sharing all with us. And yea,,, the website, greatly done. I am acquiring a '12 OB 3.6R, and will be building your design soon as can, and be outdoors more too (Ozarks). Again, thanks Chase!

[@jeremymacdonald5584]

Thanks Chase. This video helped me a ton as I am barely a rookie builder and also a visual learner. Appreciate it, and best of luck camping this summer!

[@MaryOKC]

I am pretty impressed. I bought a Ford Explorer specifically for car camping and living ….

[@andyrichey1192]

That is a genius design ! Again appreciate you sharing. Gives me some ideas four in the back in my pick up truck

[@KristieSue89]

Nice work! That's a beautiful and creative design!

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks, Kristen!

[@jtart8210]

This is an awesome build, been wanting to outfit my CRV. this is what I had in my mind but it was great seeing it in action!

[@mikecassley3800]

Great vid dude I've just got myself an estate with hopes of turning into a camper! Super helpful info! Love your Su man it looks epic!

[@joeszeto310]

I've watched this video more times than I care to admit and still think it's THE best built/solution. I especially like the removal of the rear seats, which no one else does. Question though... how would you get to the spare tire? On all similar rear platform builts, I don't recall anyone addressing that issue. My Outback Wilderness is arriving in 3 weeks and can't wait to go camping/cycling with it! Any comments/suggestions regarding the spare tire issue is much appreciated! Thanks in advance!!!

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Glad you like it! That is a fair question. I carry a small wrench with me that fits every bolt in the build and, in the rare occasion that I get a flat tire, will unbolt the platform and lift it up to retrieve the spare. I suspect it would take me less than 5 minutes. I haven't blown a tire on this car in the past three years though.

[@joeszeto310]

@@ChaseChristopher1 Thanks for the tip. I'm definitely going to built something similar and will remove the rear seats as I'll be doing mostly solo camping/riding trips. Speaking of.. did you ever consider adding a swingarm for your bike rack? I even thought about adding a tire carrier and attack a bike rack to that. While it's a great solution that solves multiple issues, the costs on those bits and bobs do add up quickly!!

[@forsakenpath4992]

Great build! Ever thought about removing the front seat for even more room? I know there's an issue with the wiring and the airbag, but I'm thinking there's gotta be a way to get around it.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks! I have not. I often am driving with a second person so it’s not a practical option most of the time. Good idea though!

[@muhammadghalib2826]

great job, Chase. You just gave me confidence to convert my hatchback into a camper. I am working on it and will share pics once done. Once again, thank you for all the details and ideas. Keep exploring! :)

[@stevewoods17]

Beautiful woodwork dude! Also, i always wonder why no body that does these builds decides to stain/paint/cover any of the raw plywood. I wonder what the best one of those is to do here

[@stevearita3267]

Wow, I'm really impressed! Very nice! Thanks for doing the video.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks Steve! My pleasure.

[@alexanderweaver4838]

Talk about using the "k.i.s.s." principle! Your plans and build are brilliant! I was going to look into a GOOSE Gear set up for my 2016 Jeep Compass but doing what you've done with your Subaru would be far less costly. Although challenging, it would be fun to do. Being retired gives me all the time I need...just need patience. Thanks for sharing, Chase!

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks Alexander! I’m glad that you are finding them helpful. Best of luck! I hope you share your build/journey in the Facebook group👍

[@kes_____]

Really clean setup! Would you mind telling me more about how you lock your peli when leaving your camera gear in a car? Of course, if you do leave and lock at all :)

[@coreylavin1260]

congrats on the website man. checking it out now. love all your stuff so far

[@lauralake3209]

Kreg jig! My new favorite toy!!

[@pamkopitzke4515]

Excellent craftsmanship! Clear and complete, although I missed seeing the tools you used. Don't stop experimenting or sharing. You are correct that you inspire those without professional training or tools to do professional-quality work.

[@pablobartelotte4553]

What I find interesting is the lack of insulation. These car companies are cutting every little corner. In my 99 mountaineer if I take the seats out there is carpet and insulation underneath and my last car was a 2000 sable that had insulation under the back seat. Now just driving around and wearing your coat you wouldn't notice the chill coming from the cracks but on long journeys where you will probably take your coat off and get comfy you'll notice. Just a layer of reflextix and felt could save from heat loss and traditional heating when parked on blacktop.

[@duvessa2003]

I ❤ the cabinet and all of the storage.

[@bennylloyd-willner9667]

Great video and setup👍. I wonder if you could countersink extra slim telescopic rails into the sides of the left drawer? The material you use look thick enough to be able to minimize the space taken by rails?

[@fizishn]

Thanks for all the information and so much detail including the links to purchase all the tools and materials! You are awesome.

[@troywargo9882]

You did a GREAT JOB!!!! Thanks!

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks! You bet.

[@THEROADTRIP-MH15Campers]

practical design and the functionality

[@halfawhiteguy3145]

pocket holes!!! i like this new design! did you put in piece by piece then construct with the pocket holes or did you use cardboard to mock up your cuts?? i am looking on where to stash my 12v freezer and 100 ah battery. AZ and CA are much warmer than Colorado. It looks like you used about 12 sq ft of the plywood. 3/4 sanded ply right or was it prefinished birch? i like the anchoring with the L brackets,

[@ginatriana1523]

Hi just found this vid, amazing build, perfect...is there any way we can get the plans specs dimensions?! I have a 2012 outback and have been looking for a sleek space saving build...please??!!

[@zachradford5487]

Nice build! How did you cut your little cubbies out so cleanly? Where you have the battery, etc. I have not quite mastered that yet

[@dougheizenrader2280]

Very nice build, and some clever ideas! I'm starting a very similar build in my Tiguan (Low mounted sleeping platform to maximize headroom, and storage to one side), so watching this was very informative and inspirational. The main difference in my build will be including a 37Qt dual-zone frig/freezer and a 2K Watt-Hour power station. Will be a bit of a squeeze, but I think I can make it work! Thanks for the great video!

[@MSWcryptoworker]

Love ❤️ the set up. Could u put up plans? I’m 70 yrs young and have a Mitsubishi Outlander.

[@ChaseChristopher1]

Thanks! Plans are up on my site, roadtoridge.com link in description.