Exploring Big Bend National Park | Living Out of my 4Runner
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- In March 2022, I visited Big Bend National Park for my very first time. During this trip, I camped in Chisos Basin, cooked a meal, watched the sunset (& sunrise) and did a little bit of off-roading in the Chihuahuan Desert.
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Camera: Sony A7IV
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IG Photos - @wheresfrancis
Big Bend National Park, Camping, Off-roading, Overlanding, Adventure, Texas
Living vicariously through your videos. My 4Runner is too. She has never been off road.
This channel is way underrated. Your content is awesome 🤙🏼
I appreciate that! I plan to continue producing similar content more frequently so stick around :)
Thank you!
Great video.Will be going there in November so hopefully it won’t be to hot
Greta video! At the 7 second mark, what navigation system are you using? It looks like Google maps satellite view???
It is Apple CarPlay. I was using Google maps on my iPhone and it translate over to the 4Runner's infotainment.
@@francisngo Thanks FN!
Last question lol, to Velcro the patch on does it come like that from the park office or do you have your own Velcro you attach first before putting on roof?
When did you wrap your 4R?
I wrapped in January/February 2022
@@francisngo how much did it cost if you dont mind me asking. Looking to get mine wrapped to keep the paint from pin stripping on ungroomed trails.
@@nunquamdormint I wrapped it myself. It took a week (8-10 hours each day) and cost around $800 for vinyl and tools.
@@francisngo very nice man. Did it take time because youd never done it or thats just what it takes? Also you have any pointers or sources of info on diy wrapping?
@@nunquamdormint it took a lot of time because it was a one man show. And the front/rear bumpers and rear hatch were probably the hardest. Oh and the door handles. I believe if you have it done professionally, they will have 2-4 guys working on it. Some pointers: Watch a lot of vinyl wrapping videos on CZcams and to practice, I recommend wrapping the roof first. It's the easiest part to do without having to remove any components and there are grooves on the 4Runner's roof that you can learn how to use the squeegees and remove air bubbles.
What size tire are you using now?
4:40, what is that black and blue thing? It looks like a compressed portable food carrier?
It is a collapsible kitchen sink.
Did you put on a wrap on the 4Runner? Looks really nice, wanting to do the same color
Yes the 4Runner is wrapped! The red is still under there.
@@francisngo- Why did you wrap it? Regretting the red?
Do you mind me asking how much did you spend on the wrap?? Love your video! I used to live in Vancouver WA and always miss the beautiful nature there now that I am in Texas
what happened to the red 4runner?
It's the same 4Runner but I wrapped it in quick sand
You plant based dude?! Looking vibrant & young 😊
I am not plant based but I do love vegan/vegetarian food.
What are you using as a tool to air down?! 😮
I have an onboard air compressor. Check out my other videos to see the installation.