REAL LIFE Campervan Tour After 2 Years of Use (Toyota Estima Emina Minivan)

[@tomnorton-platford4896]

Enjoy NZ! Living the true backpacker life. Seen so many estima camper converts whilst out there. Great van, spacious and generally reliable when looked after

[@sharvanchahal4902]

Wow, very nicely done ✔️ 👏... Very patient and detailed with recording too.

[@greggcherry9306]

great info - useful practical info for me thanks - just purchased 1992 previa in U.S.

[@Hobo_Juanito]

Very well organized! Cheers from Alabama, USA!!

[@rokko_fable]

I'm very close to buying a Toyota Previa here in the USA. the only one I can find in good condition without 1 million miles on it, doesn't have the sun/moon roofs unfortunately. But I may still pick it up. The other option are imported Estima from Japan, but they are more expensive and occasionally have quite a bit of rust on the undercarriage.

[@johndelong5574]

Check oil a lot, I have the same car but with a spun bearing.Oil often leaks thru the distributor and requires a new o ring. Also valve cover gasket.

[@DanielleGlick]

Mine does have a slow oil leak, but it is so slow that after months of owning it, the oil was still near the max level.

[@gaylepanckhurst6009]

Hope we see more of you and your camper. I have one about the same year and loving it. May see you out on the road one day.

[@DanielleGlick]

Thanks! Sadly I just sold it and I am leaving New Zealand. But maybe I will buy another campervan in another country soon. 🙃

[@gaylepanckhurst6009]

@@DanielleGlick I will keep an eye on your channel for any new adventures you have. Safe travels.

[@lourdesgonzalez230]

Awesome 👍... Enjoy.. Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@SindyJ37]

Great tour!!

[@DanielleGlick]

Thanks!

[@suzymiller4482]

Reminds me alot of 1992 Toyota Previa I love it

[@DanielleGlick]

Yes! The Toyota Estima is the Japanese version of the Previa that was sold in North America. I read the Estima is slightly smaller than the Previa to circumvent some sort of Japanese vehicle taxation law that taxed vehicles over a certain size. When I was 16, I actually learned to drive on my parents' 1990s Toyota Previa in the US, and then I ended up owning it’s cousin as a campervan in New Zealand!

[@CBAmakingAusername]

Lovely

[@pirwin168]

i now own this van

[@onyxaries]

Do you still have this van I saw one exactly the same as this one at pick apart yesterday 😢

[@DanielleGlick]

No, I sold it a year ago.

[@douglasfursdon1741]

Where is the power button to open / close the moon glass slide roof panel situated?

[@pirwin168]

just come across this video

[@QChord4Fun]

You mentioned you used to have a chemical toilet. What do you use now, and where? Just wondering how others handle that part of van life. .We have a small port a potty that can be used inside if need be, but most times we pop up the little changing tent and place it there..

[@DanielleGlick]

I just camp at places that have a toilet.

[@ShandeleReynolds]

Wet the suction cups to get them to stick

[@DanielleGlick]

Yeah, I did several times. And washed the window. Still wouldn’t stay up. But I sold the van so it doesn’t matter now.

[@tallbmiyhi7179]

Is this car Toyota previa

[@enhancedutility266]

This is the Japanese version of that van

[@oppolee3582]

Best campers

[@justicewatch3916]

Break down quickly. Hard to find parts. If you're living in a van, truck, camper you need it to be dependable and safe

[@rokko_fable]

@@justicewatch3916 that's the opposite of what I have heard. And the used models I see for sale around where I live usually have 300~400k + miles on them. I'm not going to buy one with that many miles, but it bodes well for their longevity.