Major Transformation - It Looks Brand New (Almost) - Four Wheel Camper Rebuild PT. 4 - Exterior

Подписаться 8 тыс.

Просмотров 4,2 тыс.

50% 1

Redoing the exterior of the Four Wheel Camper Eagle was a major milestone and I am so excited about how it looks. This thing is going to look almost as good as it did the day it rolled off the production line!
Instagram - pnwxplore
As an Amazon Affiliate, I may earn a small commission on purchases made via the below links. This does not come at a cost to you. This small commission goes to the channel and helps me produce more content!
Gear List
Video and Photo Gear
Camera - Sony A7IV - amzn.to/3LXtpHs
Lens 1 - Sigma 24-70 F2.8 Art - amzn.to/3sXLw7v
Lens 2 - Tamron 17-28 F.8 - amzn.to/3GYjpda
Mic - Rode Videomicro - amzn.to/3jW6qyV
Drone - DJI Mavic 2 Pro - amzn.to/3bdnHQ0
Tripod - Peak Design Travel Tripod - amzn.to/3H4vlKk
Favorite Camp Gear That I Use On My trips
Fridge - ICECO VL45 - amzn.to/37qqOmJ
Cookware - Stanley Base Camp - amzn.to/3quNcTv
Coffee Maker - GSI Pourover - amzn.to/3uaY3Uy
Camp Stove - Eureka Ignite Plus - amzn.to/3uZ9im5
Backpack Cookware - GSI Pinnacle Dualist - amzn.to/3k5sU0j
My Camp Chair - ALPS Mountaineering Leisure Chair - amzn.to/2NdwgCk
My Camp Table - ALPS Mountaineering Dining Table - amzn.to/3avmgxc
Heater - Mr. Buddy Heater - amzn.to/2ZqfAtR
Portable Fire Pit - Camp Chef Sequoia - amzn.to/3auiKmH
Tools and Must-Haves That I Use On My Trips
Fav Flashlight - Wurkkos FC11 - amzn.to/3pubGei
Fav Knife - Benchmade Griptillian - amzn.to/3jW6QFv
Garmin Inreach Mini - amzn.to/3aqaWm2
Air Compressor - VIAIR 300P - amzn.to/37pby9t
Battery Jump Pack - NOCO GB40 - amzn.to/37kHNGU
ARB EZ Deflator - amzn.to/3quSOgz
Traction Boards - Maxtrax V2 - maxtraxus.com/...

Опубликовано:

15 окт 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 51

@33mazingaz 3 месяца назад

Thanks so much! You've inspired me to keep my older Hawk. Made a dollie for it this afternoon.

@pnwxplore 3 месяца назад

That’s awesome!

@Vernon1xx Год назад

Wow!! Very nice work!!! It looks amazing!!! You are doing a great job!!! Looking forward to the next episode!!!!!!!!!!

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thank you, I appreciate it!

@billmartin3198 Год назад

Gonna be so satisfying when you finally get it out in them thar hills. You will have gone thru literally every square inch of that thing with your own two hands. All that time & effort! Mad respect my friend.

@pnwxplore Год назад

I’m only a few more weekends away 😉. I’ll have no one to blame but myself for any issues now haha. Thanks man!

@billmartin3198 Год назад

@@pnwxplore Seriously, when you tore out the entire floor I was certain it would be next year before you finished! Looks like yer on track to prove me very wrong!

@Nolgore Год назад

Super impressive. You'll be camping in no time.

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thank you! I can feel it haha

@jerryg957 Год назад

Right on, this is a great buildout.............. ! !

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thank you!

@tobyjacinto-uk5lk Год назад

Looks great! I am currently starting my rebuild on a FWC 98 ranger II. I am overwhelmed but after watching your video I feel encouraged. I’m not touching much of my exterior but the inside and floor packs are my main projects at the moment. Thank you for documenting your rebuild!!!

@pnwxplore Год назад

Good luck on your rebuild! Just don’t rush anything and measure measure measure! The floor in hindsight was the easiest part so far I thing haha! Break it down into chunks and steps and you’ll make it through, it’s worth it!

@davidwood974 Год назад

Wow, amazing work! You make it look easy, envy your skills. Looking forward to seeing what you decide for the inside

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thank you, I appreciate it! Definitely looks easier than it is!

@jaycerd24 Год назад

Great job! Looks incredible so far. I’m so pumped to see it finished and out and about!

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thank you! Hope to get it out here in the next few weeks 🤞

@karlsteev Год назад

You made some awesome progress! Keep it up! I'm really enjoying this series.

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thank you!

@pala4833 Год назад

Looks great.

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thank you!

@thomasreilly4156 Год назад

You did an amazing job, looks so much better. I hope after all this work that you decide to keep it for a long time lol. Can't wait to see what you do to the interior.

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thank you! I plan to hang on to this until I find something better lol, whatever that may be!

@copedesigned856 Год назад

Dude-- you're killing it. Know it's been a lot of work and looking forward to seeing the finished product.

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thank you, I appreciate it. It’s getting there!

@keeganbay3490 Год назад

Damn, super impressed! I haven’t painted mine yet. I was trying to decide whether I brushed it or sprayed it. That brush job looks pretty good mine is just smooth siding

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thank you! You can’t even tell it was brushed. The wood texture siding certainly helps blend things in. For smooth siding, it would either roller or spray. Brush strokes will be a lot harder to hide on smooth siding.

@Keasbeysknight Год назад

Looks great! Lots of progress and great to see. When you do the top, will you be redoing any of the cloth? I dont know where i saw it but some added a skirt that is attached to the outside of the top and protects that channel where you thought you had that leak. I could see that being a little extra work when setting up but nice to know any rain that hits it will be directed over and away from that area. Another area you may consider but i doubt its a big deal is your new bottom pannel board has a flat surface where water can sit. If that was chamfered, it would prevent it from sitting there and allow it to run off naturally. Cant wait to see the next video! Youre killing it. You gotta feel good about it now!

@pnwxplore Год назад

I have no plans at this moment to redo the canvas. But I’m sure I’ll do something down the road, likely sew my own. Yeah I could add a chamfer, but it ultimately won’t matter a ton. Similar to facia on a house and should last many years with reg maintenance. Thanks for tuning in, I appreciate it!

@Keasbeysknight Год назад

@@pnwxplore very true, sometimes it's just more work or unneeded for the length it will be around. Don't need indestructible parts when someone only keeps it for 5-10 years

@pnwxplore Год назад

I didn’t have a router when I made the piece and now I do, could have rounded the edge!

@ppm6296 Год назад

Great job...this camper is looking SO MUCH better, and the upgrades you've done mean it will give you years of dependable service going forward. Can't wait to see what you have in store for the roof and the interior!

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thanks so much! I’m super happy with how it’s turning out! Cheers

@MeanOneMeanOne Год назад

Damn brother, you're killing it on this rebuild. I had to do the same on a '67 Aloha trailer I had and OMG it's a process that took me 8 months.... Hat's off to you Sir.

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thank you! It’s definitely a large undertaking for sure, especially trying to get it done in only a few months. Thanks for tuning in!

@DuckbumSD 9 месяцев назад

Im getting back my 2004 Grandby sure could use a parts list lol , I hope nothing major , will be going to look at it in a couple weeks or so 🤞🍀

@pnwxplore 9 месяцев назад

Hopefully it has stayed in good shape! Weather is not kind to campers and RVs over time.

@DuckbumSD 9 месяцев назад

@@pnwxplore it’s in So cal so I have that going for me as far as the weather goes , hopefully at the very least canvas is intact 🙏

@agentfeldy3607 Год назад

Looking awesome!! You can definitely hear the excitement in your voice after hitting those little milestones during the build. What was the initial price of the camper?

@pnwxplore Год назад

Lots of little milestones in this build! Paid $7k which was def more than I should have. Lessons learned though!

@SA-xk9pd Год назад

Still doing awesome. Where are you getting the slot trim that goes over the screws on the Jack brackets? Keep it going!!!

@pnwxplore Год назад

Thank you! I got the trim off Amazon www.amazon.com/dp/B003YJHYT4/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_06Y3DBN686XMKBE05Q59?linkCode=ml2&tag=12vpower-20

@jedidiahbennett758 2 месяца назад

Where did you source all the parts? I.e screws edge trim, seam tape, rubber gaskets latches and so on. If you see this thanks for the inspiration and help redoing my FWC!