Spring kickoff of Fuso camper build

[@NomadicMidLife]

We are so excited to start building our dream expedition vehicle! Please like and subscribe to follow along our adventure!

[@MMOverlandAdventures]

We have a 2015 FG72S All Terrain Warrior Alpha Camper built by Sportsmobile. Excited to see your build!

[@livingworkingoutsidebox]

Great video. Great plan and organization.

[@HarmonySMvideo]

So cool. I'm so glad I found this

[@christopherharding560]

Lol. Awesome video Andy. I kinda laughed a little when you tossed the seat out and whacked your tripod or gazebo leg. I thought you were going to pull a comedic relief moment and pop your head out and show your humor with a witty “oops” or something. Lol. Anyways. Excited to follow along on your journey.

[@NomadicMidLife]

I was on the driver's side so couldn't reach that far! 😂 Thanks for following along!

[@PaulYoungAU]

Those eyelets on the bull bar are not for snatching, they are to lock the bar in the upright position when it’s not tilted forward.

[@pegwillis2872]

Wow. Just ... W.O.W! So excited! Did anybody warn Walter to hang onto his hat?

[@NomadicMidLife]

It's going to be a wild ride!

[@bigoper]

Great video, vibes. And content! What year/model is your Fuso?

[@vantripping]

Nice video. I'm building out an expedition camper on a new Fuso 4x4 as well. Curious how you removed the side panels in the cab where the seat belts come into them, I haven't yet figured out how to remove those. Thanks,

[@NomadicMidLife]

Sorry I missed this question. I'm pretty sure it's just a main bolt, I'll check and get back to you.

[@vantripping]

@@NomadicMidLife Thanks, I can't find the bolt or other connector that's holding it in that side panel the seat bolt retractor resides in and want to insulate in there.

[@timberdoodles4647]

I'm curious what tires you went with and size.

[@HardstylePete]

Mass loaded vinyl is another layer of sound insulation if the existing solution isn't enough. Don't forget about the inside of the door skins and roof.

[@NomadicMidLife]

Thanks for the feedback and recommendations!

[@alexhainey4693]

Looks like it’s gonna be a great rig, can’t wait to see more! I would suggest though not playing music while you’re speaking, kind of distracting, at least in my opinion

[@NomadicMidLife]

Thanks for the feedback, will continue to improve with the videos for sure!

[@infinion3]

hi, so the FG4x4 does or does not have a low in the transfer case? ive been looking at the FG for years, i see them for sale in the east coast. if $ was no object i would have one by now.

[@NomadicMidLife]

It has a high and low gear and both the front and rear differentials are geared at 4.875 which seems to lower the RPM and improve fuel efficiency a bit with the increased super single tire size.

[@michaelmcclown5593]

I think your metric numbers are off by a factor of 10, but I forgive you because American.

[@NomadicMidLife]

Lol, did I screw up? I'm going to have to go back and rewatch my own video and laugh at my mistake! 😂

[@Mishadbull]

I believe NomadicMidlife is using mil not millimeter. It's a metric imperial measurement. Thousandths of an inch. Often used for thin film materials in the USA.

[@michaelmcclown5593]

@@Mishadbull I believe you are correct that Kilmat 50 is 50 mil = 1.3mm its really thin.

[@michaelmcclown5593]

@@NomadicMidLife Nope I did 🦘🦘.

[@ian9toes]

Normally “mil” is an abbreviation for millimetre. Which is approximately 40 thousandths of an inch. Is there such a thing as a “mil” in imperial.