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COMPLETED KITCHEN BUILD VIDEO A FEW MONTHS LATER: • DIY Overland Kitchen B...
As I mentioned in my first video of 2020, I wanted to make some changes to my sleeping and cooking setup in my Subaru Forester. I've made some progress but I wanted to give things a quick test run to see how everything's working so far.
Join me as I poke around some National Forest land in western Oregon looking for a campsite along a river. My new build is not complete and I still have many details to tend to, but it's at a point where I can at least get back out and camp. I'll give you an overview of what I've come up with to improve my overlanding experience.
Below are links to some of the items seen in this video. These will be spoilers if you haven't watched the video yet, so if you enjoy surprises, don't scroll down until after viewing. :-)
Claymore 3 Face camp light:
(this is not a "budget" item alas)
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5lb Propane Tank:
(this is not the same as mine but I think this is a better version)
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Anyoo tarp & poles (basis for my DIY rear awning):
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Video on how I made that awning:
• The $60 DIY Awning I b...
The Dewalt chain saw:
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Gazelle T3 pop-up tent:
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Gazelle T4 if you need more space:
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Coleman cot:
(there are many cot options out there; this is the one I am
using, got super lucky scoring it off Craigslist for $10)
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Coleman 0° Sleeping Bag
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Camp Chef Mountaineer Stove:
(again, also not a budget item unless you can find one used)
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