ULTIMATE OVERLANDING SETUP | Toyota Landcruiser Prado 90 series 

Thank God nothing happened :)

Follow-up on this, I had the same thinking, how do you keep things from hitting you if you have to brake hard or so? How the watertank is kept in place and how are other things kept from moving? Very nice ideas!

@@DLightBelgium The rubber materiel we put on top of the plywood prevents all the plastic boxes from moving, even when we had to break hard. Same thing for the water tank, especially since it weights 60kgs when full. The whole thing doesnt move at all !!

Cheers buddy !

Thanks mate!!

Thank you darling !!

Glad you like it Smiddy !! 😎

Thanks ! That was my wife idea :)

Thanks man ! Glad you like our setup :)

Glad to hear it mate ! Enjoy the building process ;)

Thank you mate, im glad you liked it :)

Glad you found some inspiration!

Not a lot of stuff out there for gen 2 Paj owners

Yes we could store the plateform, just on top of the back part of structure (the one where the water tank is). No hot water solution though, we kept it simple

Ahahah I wish I could, but my girlfriend needs them to open the awning

@@JulienSarton can you tell me what tow hitch reciever you're using, please?

@@nickwaah2702 i can't remember mate, im sorry !

Thanks for the comment mate ! Unfortunately we sold the car about 2 years ago, when we had to come back to France because of covid situation, so I won't be able to give you measurements of the back shelves. What I can tell you is that the water tank position was not very safe as it wasnt strapped to anything. I would change that by using latches and starps to maintain it. We didnt have the occasion to sleep on the inside plateform after we installed it, we sticked to the roof top tent. I can send you more photos of the shelves if you are interested, just write me your email. See ya !

Thank you! It's bolted into the door :) I took off the plastic cover first, then drilled and put 4 bolts to support the cabinet !

Hi David ! The auxiliary battery can easily be changed (even if it's super heavy!). The longevity of AGM battery will mainly depends on how you use it : never get lower than 65/70% to make it last the most

Kickass for the battery and water pump if I remember correctly, BCF for the water tank, Amazon for the electrical parts and Bunning for the majority of the other parts!

@@JulienSarton I appreciate it mate 👊🏼

Yes we had 2 fuel tanks, 90 + 65L, for an average of 800kms

Thanks mate! We loooved the look of our TJM bullbar! We never had the occasion to test its toughness though ^^

Hi Jan! Glad you liked our setup :) The sleeping platform is one piece of 15mm plywood + 6 wooden feet to support the weight, really solid for 2 adults. We used to store it on top of the back plateform, where the water tank, table and chairs were stored (the 2 plateform had the same size, we did it on purpose). About the height between the platform and the ceiling, we could have had maybe 10cm more by choosing a smaller fridge, but 40L was the minimum for 2 adults.

Hi ! You're right, we should have bolted it to the chassis to make the whole platform safer. Fortunately, we had no car accident !

We bought the car with the full center console ! I'm afraid I can't help you out mate

Tx appreciate your reply

We had a 60L water tank from Repco or SuperCheapAuto, I cant remember. Its not sold anymore though!

Thru the metal of the door. It didnt move at all !

Hey! Can't help you man, it was already in the car when we bought it

Cheers, tired of using pillows on long trips to rest my arm.

Average 15-16l/100kms on the road, and around 20l/100kms offroad

@@JulienSarton thanks mate. Not too bad!

@@JulienSarton can i also ask is this the 4 speed auto? How do you find highway driving, is the car comfortable over 100kph?

@@liamleach7161 its an automatic transmission, fulltime 4WD, super confortable at 100-110, even with all that weight :)

@@JulienSarton awesome!

Hi Jay, we sold the car and the whole setup for $17 200 (australian), including the James Baroud rooftop tent, the drawers, 2nd battery, fridge, kitchen stuff, chairs, table, stove, etc...everything !

@@JulienSarton hope you come back after this situation

You're totally right, I realized it later !

That is a clever suggestion! We would not have the same setup in our next overland vehicule anyway :)

We changed the timing belt kit when we bought the car at 235 000kms, as we didnt know when was the last time it had been changed!

Julien Sarton oh coz i literally brought the same car and with the same kms buy the have had a new belt already in so i got like 10,000 kms left till the belt so i’m sweet i guess

Si ta des tips pour équiper un Prado. J suis preneur !

Im afraid you are right :(

No they still do make diesels mate, it’s Toyota’s lifeline 😉👍

Sorry about that mate, we can't do anything about it ! We never put ads, youtube does it automatically :(

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Thanks a lot for your message buddy ! It was our first overlanding adventure and we were on a budget but we had tons and tons of fun and memories with this Prado 🥰