OUR TROOPY TOUR | OUTSIDE & INSIDE RUNDOWN

[@shaunmoller2997]

Epic setup love your fun in this update ,the Troopy jip out of this world. Greetings from South Africa

[@AwesomeAnto]

What a set-up. Super functional. Keep the videos coming.

[@adventuringaus]

Thankyou! Ahhh stuck on what to do next 😂

[@Ascensiontattoos]

Beauty Rig! Thanks for sharing guys 🤙🏻

[@adventuringaus]

Thanks legend!

[@hellohello8556]

Mad setup guys. Peace out!✌️

[@adventuringaus]

Thanks legend!

[@KyleinADHD]

Watched it twice ! Love the build !

[@adventuringaus]

Yew thanks legend!

[@saltylap]

Epic guys!! That long, long roof top storage box is sick!

[@adventuringaus]

Yew thanks legends! Yeah it works an absolute treat!

[@johnmailer109]

Did you say my country fab? For the side water in/out and solar vent

[@adventuringaus]

High Country Fabrication! They have actually recently redesigned the product so they look sick & they are better than ours 😂

[@JeremyDunn-re7pv]

Hey guys… mad setup! Currently mid way through doing our troopy and was just wondering how the cruiser company gullwing goes? I want to do the same window, just don’t get why they’re so much cheaper then the other ones on the market. Cheers!

[@adventuringaus]

Hey! Thanks heaps! We think it’s awesome! Haven’t had any dramas with it at all. I think some people have had water issues, we just made sure ours was sealed really well. But all in all it’s sick!

[@scottbeatson3881]

Hey guys, which size Zempire table is that? Is it the Large (100cm) or Regular (65cm)?

[@alirah4846]

where is the collapsable sink from? can't seem to find one like it

[@Wendyocallaghan]

Where did u buy the roof top tent please

[@adventuringaus]

It’s an alucab rooftop conversion. We bought & got it fitted at Hunter 4x4 in Newcastle NSW.

[@StinkhoundRosie]

Nice setup 👍 is the plywood form ply or have you painted it black? Cheers Aaron

[@adventuringaus]

Hey Aaron! It’s black melamine coated ply from Trade Masters in Sydney. Makes it super easy for us to wipe over once it’s dirty too.

[@StinkhoundRosie]

@@adventuringaus nice, I’d never heard of that 👍

[@Max-wc2sx]

Can I ask how much it all cost total? I’m looking at doing a troopy build myself.

[@adventuringaus]

A lot 😂 roof conversion was $14,700 and our electrical was $3,500 They were our biggest costs Our suspension and a lot of exterior things (roof rack, bull bar, awning) were already on the car when we bought it! But we probably put about 35K into it- that’s all materials and items like fridge, tanks, taps, fan etc

[@Gonefishing93]

​@ADVENTURING AUS what year is your troop mate ?

[@adventuringaus]

2008!

[@banjo.brunckhorst]

Where are the sunnies from bruz

[@RoamingRooma]

Nice vid guys How is the roof conversion going. Any movements in roof while on hard 4wd tracks Thanks

[@adventuringaus]

Thanks heaps! We haven’t had an dramas as of yet 🤞🏼 we haven’t done any crazy 4wd as of late but we just always make sure latches are on properly etc Squeaks a bit when we 4wd but yeah no dramas though!

[@laloolhouvum1634]

Why every off roader, campers etc. In Australia mounted their tall and fat GME antenna on the front Bull-bar right into driver sight? It must be annoying and will cause eye fatigue after driving for several hours. Some even mounted desert flags in front, which cease to flex around. Isn't there a better solution, like smaller antenna which can be mounted elsewhere, but not in the front bull-bar? No offense mate. I'm sharing my humble opinion, cuz we mounted our antenna on the side panel, some mounted in the rear etc. and never had a problem.

[@adventuringaus]

Ours was already mounted on the car when we bought it. But I guess because our driver seat is on the right side we don’t notice the antenna much with it being on the left side. But yeah we haven’t actually looked into any other places to put it because it doesn’t bother us hahaha

[@laloolhouvum1634]

@@adventuringaus Aussies is a right hand drive country, like ours. It may not be directly mounted on the driver line of sight, so you won't notice much, however after driving without a stop for several hours, you'll begin to notice and eye fatigue will set in quickly.