This 68 year “old lady” still has her 2004 Green Element with the full 5th Element set up. I am in my 11th year camp hosting. Don’t knock girl campers. And this “old lady” drives a standard still (and a ‘67 Mustang).
I live in Santa Fe, NM, and am a cats mom, so I LOVE his shirt! I will never forgive Honda for stopping production of the Element and not selling the Fit in the USA anymore!
I cannot express enough how much I enjoyed this video! I kept rewinding because it was chock-full of information. You both had an easy (non-boring) conversation. I also like the editing of the unnecessary parts, AND you gave us links to everything he uses in his setup! Plus his social media. Half-baked, dull tours that omit crucial details of the construction and have needless banter irritate me. I am attempting to organize my construction, and I will definitely be saving this video for later use. I am grateful. Here's a new subscriber!
Thank you for such a kind comment and for subscribing you are the best 🤙. I don’t always post tours so hopefully you don’t mind the occasional vlog mixed it. Definitely more tours in the future 👌
Greetings from NYC! Oh WOW! I didn't realize that Geraldo Rivera was part of the Element community. That's cool. LOL! Tom has a great setup. When I FINALLY get an Element, I will probably copy a lot of the stuff that he has. Thanks for letting us in your tiny home Tom 🙂
Being a minimalist, it's a bit too much for me. I keep my rear seats out so I can use the cargo space for so many different things. Camping, hauling, sleeping, etc. When Im camping I use a small folding cot to sleep on. I found four of those black containers with yellow lids fit snugly in the rear, then I just pull them all out for camping. That's what's great about the Element, it can be anything you want it to be.
Thanks for this video tour - have wanted an Element for quite a while. I always thought there was lots of storage below if the spare tire was taken out -as yours is on the roof. But you didn't talk about that storage....does it exist and you're just not using it???
@@nisagomez4366when he showed the broadway mirror, that’s what I thought of. Guy in high school had one in his dodge charger. It’s the only one I’ve ever seen.
I like your bed but was there some reason you didn’t go with the Fifth Element couch/bed other than price? I thought the way the couch sists looks nice.
This and the Fit were major losses for Honda. Everything remotely utilitarian has been wiped out for a basic bland SUVs. Love the Element modding community and all the interesting parts that have been developed.
Not at all, it basically drives around as a fwd to save gas- then if the wheels slip it splits power to the rear wheels. Unless you’re going way off-road or building for motorsports, 4x4 is completely unnecessary.
@@ferfzero4333 I heard some people complain about their tires getting worn down unevenly and prematurely with awd. I live in northern Canada wich is why I wish it was 4x4, awd isn't as good if you have to drive over snow banks instead of shoveling, I'm lazy
Hi! Nice Videos! I have my own 2003 Honda Pilot DIY Build Camper/Overland Vehicle. If your interested for an interview I’m glad to do it. Thanks. I’m from Socal.
