Suburban SUV / Camper Indoor & Outdoor Rear Kitchen [Build #22]

[@wyattoneable]

A nice build overall. The shelve that flips down to a table was cool.

[@et2525]

Suburban SUV / Camper Indoor & Outdoor Rear Kitchen [Build #20] What i like about this build is the light in the corner, the way that the windows are tinted up to keep lights out and in, the way the cooler and other are at the end of the van inside, the solar panel setup solar system set up, possibly add a fan and a place for the tvQ

[@visamedic]

I’ve been messing with my 96’ Suburban 4wd since I bought it 8 yrs ago. Its my everyday driver. My baby. Its my scout vehicle for hunting and fishing trips, so I’ve played with different temp setups. I have tried to sleep in it multiple times, I just can’t do it comfortably. So I’m currently getting ready to set it up with a pull out kitchen and storage boxes, and I usually carry a pop up, a toilet/shower enclosure, and my cot tent. I’ll keep those in the roof rack, and I’m going to get a wrap a round awning and install a solar shower tube to the rack. I’m just going to put a 230w panel mounted to the rack on the roof, with a battery and inverter and charger. I like the battery in the engine compartment setup, gonna have to do that, maybe with the ability to charge while running. Nice set up, I just can never get comfortable in mine to sleep.

[@photog1529]

Nice. I'm still designing my 1995 4WD Suburban makeover. Was thinking about a rooftop solar panel but that portable one in your video looks pretty cool. If I go that route, I may add a Starlink antenna to the roof so I can have WiFi no matter where I go.

[@visamedic]

Definitely gonna do, at least, a cell booster. Don’t know if I want to shell out for Starlink yet. Maybe on my camper or travel trailer.

[@freedomdove]

I have the biggest Thule cargo box you can buy on the roof of my Suboverland. There was no way I was going to be able to mount solar panels, so I bought portable panels for my power stations. I do experience power loss because of the long cables I use to position the panels far away from my vehicle, but that's to be expected.

[@photog1529]

@@freedomdove I scrapped the factory rack and designed/built my own with aluminum rails and 80/20 crossbars. Was able to get two Harbor Freight rifle boxes on the roof and a 175W Renogy solar panel. So far, so good. HF boxes were surprisingly rugged, no leaks.

[@danielcouch2392]

Good work! I have a 07 LTZ with a new jasper motor in it we might convert!

[@miguelescobar4197]

Congratulations great job All the best

[@dronus]

I'm working on a couple designs for my layout and yours was pretty cool.

[@scottthejeepguy7499]

VERY well done, nice job. 👏🏻 👏🏻

[@Trentfully]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@Reaperhydraulicstampa]

Just my .02 but I have had inverters catch fire in my truck. I would keep them under the hood.

[@dellamohammedelamine3173]

Hi that is the best and clever suberban built ❤❤❤❤ thank uuuu

[@AdamCanFly]

This is awesome! I really want to do something like this. I have a truck bed trailer that is a long bed with a high top Leer camper shell on it. My trailer and a suburban like yours could comfortably sleep 4.

[@philliphinkle2812]

Do you have any videos that show how to remove the bed and drawers. I would need that ability to use it to haul large items

[@robertstoyles]

i got some designs also we need to talk about a few things im in process of building mine once i figure out exactly what im gonna build it with and how cause im doin a poor mans off road camper style build mixed with a bugout survival budget build i have tons of ideas

[@visamedic]

Pretty much what mine is. It’s my everyday driver. I use it for everything. I hunt and fish so I love it for a quick camp set up. But it’s setup to go immediately at any time, fully loaded to bug out. Never less than 3/4 tank in a 44 gal tank. I’ve owned a lot of trucks, a lot. Still have my 83 F350 that I’m building a custom camper for that’ll be 100% self contained as well, but the Suburban is pretty stealth. When the racks go on, not so much, but still my go too. 😁

[@jasonscoggins01]

Keep making videos

[@GreenLanternWFM2]

I really like this build as the rear second row seats are still there and usable. Are there any other vehicles you could use the build for that would have comparable length/cargo area

[@Horizoncamperbuilds]

Most large extended SUVs and minivans that allow you to fold the second row seats flat or low to the floor.

[@DgWilson-e5w]

I really like it. What would it cost to install in our 06 Yukon XL 4x4 2500 slt? How long to install?

[@Horizoncamperbuilds]

www.horizoncamperbuilds.com

[@Tank-v8v]

How much

[@scrnglz]

So nice! I'm impressed by the inside/outside kitchen, tho it seems like you can only access the stove from outside? Ive been camping in windy places for a decade and dream of being able to cook inside, but do you think its too sketchy, even with some windows open for ventilation?

[@Horizoncamperbuilds]

Thank you! It's possible to cook inside if the stove is placed on a low folding table close to the floor in front of the bench drawer. I would also keep the flames low and open the sliding door or windows.

[@spartinlock4772]

How much would you charge me to send you my 1998 GMC suburban to have the same design put in it

[@TJGAUTHIER]

Very cool build! Is that lock/unlock button in the rear factory, or did you add it? I'd like to add that on my Suburban camper build.

[@Horizoncamperbuilds]

Yes, it was a factory feature for the 2000 - 2002 model years

[@TJGAUTHIER]

@@Horizoncamperbuilds dang, I've got an 03.

[@federicomedina1554]

Damn thats awesome can wait to see the next one ... Good job neighbor! That flip out table and the heavy duty pull out stove that's clean 👌!

[@Horizoncamperbuilds]

@@federicomedina1554 Thanks man, hope all is good with you.

[@af7614]

AutoRide is NOT air suspension. It is electonic.

[@Tank-v8v]

Low key!!!!!!!!

[@et2525]

add interior lighQting to wood

[@roycemontgomery978]

way too many goof ups to list