Hemi-Powered Jeep Gladiator Overland Build [Adventure Ready 001]

[@VoyagerOverland]

This video made my morning, great way to start a Sunday!

[@e.c.8668]

Good people...find good people. The series with the Hollis family has been great. And that drawer fridge is giving me some ideas.

[@papajinx5231]

Love walk arounds..gets my creative juices flowing in what i can due

[@jmsuitter5]

yes to more walk arounds

[@steveegbert7429]

Walk arounds are nice, but, as in this one, it's great to see and hear why people build things the way they do. Everybody's needs are different and this is a fine example of building for a purpose. Thank you all.

[@brianwadsworth5752]

Awesome build, and an even more awesome family! God bless you all!

[@brianfloster2609]

I love walk around videos, and always get good ideas for my own setup. I'd love to see some of this format on the channel.

[@PetesJeepAdventures]

What a nice ultimate overlanding rig ! Well thought. A great home for your family. I am very happy for your blessings. Very nice video ! - Pierre from Pete's Jeep Adventures

[@brunnie]

FANTASTIC!!! I find it very interesting to see how others have built out not only their rigs, but also their living space. They have done an excellent job of using every available space for something. Seeing things like that and what you have done with Silver and Aspen, have given me ideas that with "modification" I use on my rig. SO... not only do I like the trip videos, but I like the walk around/build out ones too. Technical stuff is always fascinating, such as your batter build, and it helps all of us out. Right now (this summer) I'm in the process of doing away with a LA battery and going to a LiFePo system for the fridge. A slow process (funding ya know) but it will get done. So, until next time... Travel Safe and we will stay curious.

[@joicejewerly5579]

Great stuff 🎉🎉🎉 amazing arrangement 🎉🎉🎉

[@chrisbetts6194]

One of my favorite builds, so organized. The adult beverage center, genius.

[@brucedouglas7643]

Love the walk around videos. Lots of good ideas out there that can influence our own builds. You are in a position to help pass this info to the rest of us with the overlanders that you come across and travel with. Thank you for this video and future ones as well.

[@dizi17]

We like walk-around stuff ❤️

[@TNhunterKMC]

Enjoyed the walk around especially of a fellow Tennessean.

[@229Reaper]

mannnn i can't believe how this truck is set-up....wow every inches is filled...really cool camper.

[@brianwadsworth5752]

What an amazing build and great people! Thanks for sharing!

[@christinapittsley786]

Loved this walk around I like the less techy stuff!

[@raydoxey1118]

Love the walk-around and the truck I want to build thanks and safe travels

[@carrieknight9239]

I love this video - for many reasons!!! As a PT (not primarily pediatric or developmentally delay focused) I love seeing not only new ideas for people with different-abilities, but I absolutely LOVE to see kiddos and families thriving in God’s nature!!!!! I love this kind of content - trail, family, functional, and progress focused!!

[@pauleaves469]

Made a nice change to see such a great well thought out vehicle.

[@sgtg4600]

Speechless. 👍

[@dylans2669]

Two thumbs up!!!

[@mkramme]

Nice Rig, it was well thought through. As they are on the road most of the time, it is nice to see they are comfortable with good equipment.

[@johnpowell6004]

New to your channel and we love the content. Much of the overland content, walk-arounds especially, cover mall crawlers and rock buggies masquerading as "overland" vehicles. Keep it up

[@michaelmartindale3914]

I can only imagine what that thing weighs, wowsers! That is some kinda rig! Thanks for sharing and maybe some ideas for the bus! AKA Suburban!!!

[@fiftyshadesofurban]

He says he gets 4 mpg. He said something like 86 miles of range before he added the auxiliary fuel tank.. Nuts. That's why I don't want a HEMI. Diesel all the way for me.

[@raybetts3795]

Really enjoyed the walk around.

[@Roger.ludvigsen_ARM.Overland]

One sick rig!! And love the cause..

[@rubenjleal]

Such a great video and family and purpose. Insane how they fit all that storage. So sick.

[@distancejunkiemonkey4491]

Super cool vehicle! I feel like the overland sport has become this super high buy in, gadget/ option infested, expensive sport with 90% of everything seen being totally unnecessary. I’ll bet that a used Rubicon, with only a couple small upgrades, throw some high quality backpacking equipment and you’ll do the same thing a fraction of the cost. And if you already have a 4x4 just use it until it’s limits are reached and then go from there. Remember our fathers and grandfathers were doing this in the same locations before any of this gear was invented, that’s how those roads and trails were made

[@keewatin427]

I agree, but in their case, as with many recent overlanders, they have to make the consideration of, not only a special needs child, but to try and make extended overland trips as comfortable as humanly possible, for all parties involved. It’s totally true you can get a crap can Jeep, Toyota, or whatever your preference is, throw some gear and the back, and get outside and enjoy the great outdoors on a micro budget. But try that while dragging your family along and good luck not having them hate your for making your fun their misery. It does seem like there’s a lot of hyper expensive rigs out there, but I think they’re the exception, and that they’re only getting the attention because of their extravagance. The truth is you CAN absolutely do some overlanding on the cheap, but if there are outdoor enthusiasts who can afford the ability to make those long term excursions as comfortable as humanly possible because they can afford it, then more power to them. As long as they clean up after themselves, respect fire restrictions and honour the land, then they’re doing nothing wrong.

[@distancejunkiemonkey4491]

@@keewatin427 well one thing you absolutely identified is that there is a real comfort crisis in our culture. People who need to be comfortable to be happy, or not feel obligated to makes others miserable need to work on themselves and get that ironed out. And attempting to be as comfortable as possible in the wilderness is counterintuitive to the core idea of the experience. However the good side of it all is that those people buying every comfort gadget possible does help support those associated businesses. Just don’t lose sight of the that if you want your business to succeed then cater to people’s laziness, fears, and comforts. We are a soft generation.

[@philedwards1460]

for guys only ,yes, add a wife and kids........

[@fiftyshadesofurban]

@@philedwards1460 Yeah like Brad from Trailrecon said.. If you want your wife to want to go camping with you. Make it comfortable for her. If she has to rough it she ain't gonna wanna go.

[@jimallen8238]

I'm confused. I can't tell whether this is a serious comment, jealousy, or trolling. The "overlanding sport" is no different than any other discretionary activity in our western culture. It evolves and reflects our means. Some of us camp differently than our parents did because we can - simple as that. My parents introduced us to camping starting with an old station wagon. We later hit the big time with a pop-up trailer and we were the talk of the neighborhood (circa 1970's). Now, my means far exceed that of my parents, so I don't rough it unless I choose to. I camp on my own terms and I still hone my woodcraft and survival skills - because I can. I am sure you don't approach everything in life with a hardcore frontier mentality - and I wouldn't blame you one bit.

[@fiftyshadesofurban]

What camper is that? I see a bunch of Alu-Cab accessories but that isn't the Canopy Camper because that doesn't have a gull-wing door in the back and it's shaped differently.

[@CraigG21]

Wow - what a sweet build! 🤯

[@ryancarlson1041]

I liked the walk around, great ideas to take away.

[@Baba54321]

Tojota No 1

[@MikeSTGL]

Great set up . Organization !

[@kevintopasna7854]

I love that back bed replacement sleeper build gladiator assume.

[@erikcele1604]

Nice truck! Love it!

[@GetOutBeHappy]

The walk around was great to see.

[@LOVE-62]

That is one amazing build. 🙌🏻

[@seib6324]

Enjoy the walk around. Like to see how other people build their vehicles

[@lorenzogonzalez8695]

Great content like always!

[@guntersturhan6593]

top vorstellung vom fahrzeug.danke.

[@reinmansmith]

An amazing piece of equipment with great packaging of all the kit. Must have taken an awful lot of careful planning and patience to work out what would go where 👍 … would be interesting to know the overall cost but I’m sure it’s worth it to the family for the amazing adventures it enables them to have with their son…

[@distancejunkiemonkey4491]

Checked out their web site, couldn’t find the percentage of donations listed, in other words, how much goes to operation expenses, other donations, etc. it does say they have “raised” 500k , but not how that money has been spent and on what. This information should be easily accessible, especially when the website hasn’t been updated since 2020, and such elaborate equipment is being purchased

[@MrWinger1951]

Totally agree.

[@ellenhollis]

Team Hunt is an official 501c3 non-profit through The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. Team Hunt is a donor advised fund and NONE of the money raised goes to the Hollis Family for medical costs, travel expenses, or overlanding. All money raised goes directly to the Community Foundation and they distribute funds to various organizations that are in line with the mission. The Community Foundation takes 1.25% annually for administration fees. Team Hunt has given to The Vanderbilt Children's Hospital, Make a Wish, High Hopes Pediatric Therapy Clinic, The National Ability Center and many other non-profit organizations that support children with special needs.

[@TeamHuntAdventure]

See Ellen’s comments above and hope that helps. We do need to update our website and thanks for reminding us! We’ll add some additional details of who else we have supported but many are already there in the “impact” section. Appreciate everyone helping us spread the word and identifying any families or additional orgs that we can support. Yes, our rig is extreme but our mission is simple to help others. We’ve worked hard as a family and planned for years to build “beastie” ;) to what you see today…it’s there to accommodate our family’s health, safety, comfort and clinical needs. Zero funds go to help our family for Hunt’s medical costs let alone anything to do with our travel, rigs gear. It’s taken us years and years to get this point../Our first adventure was in our backyard with a Walmart tent! We graduated to state parks then to nationals and then off grid. You definitely don’t need all the equipment we have to experience nature. But you do need motivation to get out there…We were told Hunt wouldn’t live to be 8 years old and yet he’s turning 13 in October. We were told he wouldn’t walk without braces and yet he runs down trails. Our mission isn’t about this rig it’s about helping those who need to discover nature, find it and know it’s benefits are broad and real. Appreciate all the love and positivity so many have given us thru this video and hope to amplify that kindness by supporting others. Feel free to email us through the website if there are any other questions or other organization you feel we should know and/or support!

[@TrailRunn4r]

The build sheet is super useful 👍

[@smog6691]

A little looking around and it looks like the camper they use is the 50ten tray camper system

[@noamrubinstein3898]

great build! i loved the softpack gear system. where can i find thoes (2:45 on the video)?

[@MGMissy]

I got so many ideas just for my daily driver!

[@tomassanesson902]

Awesome cool ❤👍🤘

[@overloadOverland]

Great video. What is under their mattress at 9:33

[@destinationikigai]

Which company made this camper shell ? I'm currently looking for a camper shell on our Gladiator, but only see Alucab solution..this one look way bigger. Could you help us ?

[@fiftyshadesofurban]

I know right? I wonder if it's an older model Alu-Cab, because they have the Alu-Cab shower cube and other Alu-Cab accessories but I was thrown by that gull-wing door in the back. I love the way the inside is set up with that fridge.. Totally awesome. and the cushions.

[@秦腔房车]

Great video! where they get their packing cubes?

[@sierramantrvlnus]

Yay!

[@joyceb5864]

Sure wish there were links to purchase some of this stuff or to at least find them.

[@aprilbyars2202]

Where is the build list? Love the show of different builds.

[@williamstormoen140]

That was very cool, however EXTREMELY expensive. Do some "normal" people builds in future. I like the expensive ones for ideas but it would take 2 jobs and 5 years to build that thing. Just don't forget us little people. Outside of that small detail keep up the great work!!

[@fiftyshadesofurban]

I would say that this isn't really all that expensive.. It looks like all of that stuff was custom made by them.. except the camper and a couple other things. You can't buy those drawers they have from Goose Gear. I saw only a Goose Gear 60% seat delete, everything else looked custom built. Now if they paid someone to do it then it's super expensive yeah but if he did it, it's not that expensive.

[@กฤษฎาศฤงคาร]

Fc from Thailand

[@br5145-v3m]

I wonder how much over payload they are with this setup.

[@mverick160]

Love that jeep. But man I bet it was expensive. LOL

[@oferbruhis9942]

Great video Kevin. Amazing rig. What is the weight of the vehicle fully loaded and what kind of milage they get off road and on the freeway? Cheers mate!

[@Fit4Life921]

which camper is this?

[@00ninja00]

I want to know this as well.

[@xLopez210x]

i feel like you got those socks from Costco. I have the same socks lol

[@velocity800]

why weren't you in Overland expo oregon?? we miss you there👍

[@ISCOFFEEMETAL]

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[@LifestyleOverland]

Sorry, the website took a nose dive into the matrix and we lost it all. Rebuilding it now!

[@NarleyAdventures]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@joseexpeditocolaresfilho9908]

País : BRASIL 🇧🇷 Estado : Ceará Cidade : Fortaleza

[@paty7018]

🙋💕

[@phlfly10]

Geez its lot unless they do a full time.

[@michaelm4514]

Money, money, money 100k+

[@josephpettigrew2415]

have people lost there minds ? liveing in a = 60 K box on wheels that is not good on gas at 450 to 6 gal for gas today to go from point a to b shitting in a bucket and telling us how great a 2 ft long refrig is wonderfull. God Bless America Cheers Joseph

[@CLTRDMLK]

Sounds a lot better than living in the city….

[@DeletedAccountForSure]

True

[@MAGNUM2601]

What a junk allover not neccecary!!!!

[@keewatin427]

Everything about their rig is absolutely perfect… except for those hideous wheels. It could also use some K03 MTs, too. Otherwise it’s one of the most amazing set ups I’ve ever seen 🤌🏽👏🏽🔥

[@Casey13F]

Hmmmm My son has a rare disease. Let’s get donations and spend a ridiculous amount of money on a Jeep Gladiator, as if that SOMEHOW is relevant. What a scam

[@LifestyleOverland]

The donations don't go to the family, they go to other organizations. They use the Jeep (which they bought themselves) to raise awareness and help direct support to others with similar health issues who need support. Might want to reel in those assumptions and do a bit of research before you sling accusations.