Full-Time Overlanding | Our First Month Living in Our Expedition Truck 

Thanks! Making mistakes is how we learn- we just try not to make them twice!

Ohh that's a good idea! What brand do you use? Might need to add that to our kit.

Thank you Erin, it means a lot!

That's a great point. We had considered a filter, but decided against it for space savings, but it would be excellent to have.

Thanks!! Rubber side down!

Thanks so much for the kind words, Mark!

Thank you! Trying to make each video better than the last! 🍻

Thanks!! Yes, it's one fun truck!

Thanks for watching!

Ours is a 1993 xr250. It’s a ton of fun, and really speaks to how you don’t need a ton of power to have fun. And dead simple to work on! Thanks for the support!

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Yeah, ioverlander is such a great resource. Plenty of places to stop for a night, but spending a day working can be hard with the noise and commotion! Thanks for watching!

Super good advice, Thank you! Had no idea that we'd accumulate sediment.

Welcome! Thanks for the love!

Thanks for watching! Glad to see some fellow east coasters on here. Not a ton of options if you want 4x4- the Fuso is the only one ever sold in the states to our knowledge. You can also look to import something, but that can be hard. If you don’t care about 4x4, there are lots of options- used truck dealers could be a good place to at least sit in a few!

Thank you! Good luck on your travels!

Thanks so much! Sounds like an awesome build. So far(6 months now) the AC is working great! We rarely hook up to shore, but the AC will run for a bunch of hours on our 600AH of SOK batteries.

Overlanding sometimes is confused with overloading😂 we carried 2 extra bicycles for a while- our gravel bikes. They were suction cupped to the rear. But we found ourselves not using them too much, so we recently left them in our storage unit. Now we just have the mountain bikes inside the truck. We had a 1979 Yamaha mx175 first, but then bought a sweet 1993 XR250. We wanted a bike that had passenger pegs to enable two-up riding. But we also ended up taking this off, to reduce our length. We simply found ourselves rarely using it! Seems as we’ve gone full time we just keep taking fewer things with us. We have our starlink mounted to the top of the cab. We have had 2 generations of star mounts. The one we now use is a flat mount and is great!

We just posted a tour of our truck, check it out! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-68K42pHdwW4.html&ab_channel=HD.Adventuring

Thanks!

Hey, Insurance can be a pain! We are comprehensively insured in US + Canada through progressive commercial.

Thanks for the feedback! Always looking to improve.