What a cool set up! Very impressive! I ran an oil refinery. We made propane. It's deadly, be sure if doesn't get loose inside your vehicle. It doesn't take much to ruin your day!
Nice to see you also use a table in the back. I use a repurposed dawn dishsoap 1 gallon jug that has a pump then locks down counter clock wise. Then i use solar string lights and solar lights that spike in the ground for outside lights. I also have a cigarette lighter powerstrip. I didnt know if a bigger power box like yours would give enough power from the cigarette lighter in the back. Thats good to know. I also use my carry on travel bag for clothes and pack other stuff up top with a rain proof cover that i got free and tie it down with straps. Thanks for the video happy camping
Definitely stay safe with the propane I do have a CO2 detector But I have only kept the unit on for Maybe five minutes at the most My camping blanket works amazing
You are awesome Jessica and best wishes on your goal I really enjoy car camping having a lower profile like this allows you to get in and out of places a little better
Hi Tony. Nice setup. I like how you can put the car back to normal. Not everyone wants to permanently modify their car. I noticed your subscribers have certainly grown since the last time I checked in. Congratulations!
Thank you Craig yes I like it this way because it can be back to a regular vehicle very quickly. Thank you so much for checking in yes I'm hoping we continue to have much success with the channel I am having an awesome time. Thanks for checking in and don't be a stranger LOL take care my friend
Thank you Jeff this works out a little better than when I was traveling but I did have a few more things while traveling but all my essentials this is what it would have looked like there were things that I took on my trip across America that I never used. I think this is more streamlined
Thanks for the great tour, Tony! Looks amazing! Next month I am going on a trip from my hometown The Hague in The Netherlands all the way to Norway, together with my buddy: a 2000 Subaru Legacy. First time to sleep in a car as well. And thanks to you I now know where to setup the window shields and where not to, great advice! Wish you all the great trips!
Absolutely my friend you will have to keep me informed on your progress when I do my camping videos you can see if I make any modifications but pretty much it is how it is right now and I love it took a little bit to get it that way but I think this is the best setup for me. Take care and I appreciate you watching
Thank you so much my friend yes my original setup was a blow up mattress that covered the whole back but then when I added the refrigerator because I was going to travel across America the refrigerator and power bank it was best to set it up on that side and then sleep on the other side it can get a little cramped if you roll around a lot LOL
Yes I tell you what for the 7 and 1/2 weeks or the 9,350 Mi that I drove across America this thing worked perfect and I have changed the setup since then but very small like I moved the water jug and a couple other things but very minimal changes
Yes and it serves two purposes one to cook on and two it fits perfectly in the flat spot to make the whole bed level because when the seats down it inclines but this kind of levels it right out
Good looking set up. I did not pay that close attention to your set up while you were on your trip across America, but it looks very similar to what you had then. Be safe my friend and thanks for sharing. Jake McClellan The Oregon Boy 👦 God Bless
Thanks Jake and yes the video while I was traveling across the United States I did do a walkthrough when I stayed overnight in the desert in Arizona but that was actually part of the whole video which most people would not have seen so I wanted to do just a single video of the car and how it is now take care of my friend
I was impressed when I saw your setup in June. Everything is set up in a perfect place and no space is wasted. One thing I should suggest is that you might want to unhook the propane tank from that burner just in case the tap gets bumped on and propane leaks out into the car. That and maybe try not to sleep on the cutting board. I bet that doesn't feel that well under the bed😂 Have a good one and I will chat with ya soon👋
Yeah good suggestion about the propane and where are The Cutting Board is on the bottom corner of the bed that's where my foot is usually I don't even feel it that thermal rest blow up mattress that stays blowed up all the time is very comfortable
Your content is great. LOve the useful tip and creative 2.0 food approved options. I have an Outback myself and grabbed one of the Hasika hatch tents - great product! Question for you - what is your roof top storage storage and what is the backseat table?
Why thank you so much my friend and the Rooftop storage was given to me by a subscriber I think it used to be sold by Sears not available any longer but the table set up is from Amazon to gaming table and that was given to me by Alpine Warrior who found it on Amazon
Awesome video! We’ve got very similar set ups! I was looking for a table that is about 20x40 to go under my exped mattress. I stow my WeatherTech screen set under my mattress- so they all lay flat. I also pull the rear headrests out and put back in reverse so they angle toward the ceiling for more mattress support. Do you have link to electric kettle and table? I just went with a yeti roadie cooler stowed behind the passenger seat but may invest in a fridge. I actually went with two cargo boxes on top (Thule sport force)… which provides a lot of extra space. Do you put your hatch window cover on when sleeping? Again, kudos to your channel and happy 2024.
Hi Tony, new subscriber there 🙋🏻♀️ loved your video! I’ve been considering getting a Suburu Outback to go camping and found your video really helpful! Question, I noticed you had a Z-Lite pad (the bumpy one) underneith your blow up mattress. I just got myself a similar blow up mattress, do you feel the Z Lite pad makes a difference? Or do you think I can get away with just the blow up mattress?
That's one of the thing I forgot to mention I used a hack that a guy out in Quartzsite Arizona showed me. And I wanted to show that on this video but forgot I have it on other videos but you push the latch on the back door hatch until it activates it will lock and the lights go out and it can stay open all the time to get it closed again pull manually the trunk lid down and then push the button to make it go up and that will unlatch it then it works like normal once it goes up to close it just push the button and it will go down
This is so practical and simple! I don't really camp much ... where do you use the bathroom haha? Just dig a hole? Wonder if you could fit a Porta Potti 365 in there somewhere if you're solo.
Thank you very much believe it or not I did not show it but I do have a collapsible emergency porta potty and uses plastic bags that didn't turn into the collapsible party. I have used it on my trip across America especially if I was late night and had to use or go to the restroom and there was no open gas station or place that I can use. However if I'm not in an urban situation correct to go home LOL
Great video! You showed me a lot of things that car camping can be so much easier, thank you. Do you have a link where you purchased the screens for the front windows?
Hey thank you so much and I really appreciate your feedback and I do not have a link for that because that was a gift from a subscriber when I saw him outside of a Cracker Barrel on my way to California last year. I am so sorry
Hey Tony, new to your channel and love it. I just recently got a 2020 Subaru Outback Onyx XT and want to kit it out for car camping. Thank you for sharing your setup with us. One thing I was curious about: I see the luggage box up top, but you didn't seem to cover storing anything in it. It seems like a lot of the stuff you keep inside could be stored up there. Do you use that box? If so, what for? Thanks!
Awesome my friend the cargo box actually doesn't have much in it I put that on when I headed across the United States to take along a little bit of extra year but since then I found most of the stuff that I would use is in the car now so I really only have some MREs a heated jacket and ax in a few other small items that I have decided that I'm probably going to take the car carrier off. You do get better gas mileage with it off and plus when I car can it's even less obvious
That’s a well organized set up You must feel nice and secure sleeping in the car Are the mattresses comfortable and not too hard? That was a well done demo of your car set up Looking forward to the next video 🇨🇦❤️
Definitely way more secure once the hatch goes down and I can lock the car turn on the little fan that makes a little noise and I am out like a light LOL
Would you be able to provide a link to the table you use or name or sizing? I’m interested in making my sleep level more flat like you did quickly without a platform build. Thanks!
Yes it's at Walmart folding table 22 in by 40 and it fits perfectly from the fold of the chair to the back hope this helps take care you'll have to let me know how you make out
That's a great question last time I checked I'm still 5 ft 8 in so I'm not shrinking yet LOL and with this setup I have about 10 in above my head to the back of the seat and I can always put that seat forward I have it level for the same distance back as the driver side but I can always make it go more forward
Yeah that could definitely be a problem but I do a hack for the hatchback and what it is I've shown it in a several of my camping videos but if you take when the patches all the way open and take your finger and close the latch it will automatically go closed and then that tells the car that your hatch is locked. Then in the morning or whenever you want to close it you just pull the hatch closed and then push the button to open it back up it will not go completely closed just lower it about a foot and a half to 2 ft and then push the button to have it reopened and you'll hear the lock disengage and then once it's up there hit the button again then it closes like normal works perfect
This actually wasn't an advertisement I have a lot of people asking me what do you use in your vehicle how do you car camp. And after having it set up for 9 and 1/2 months finding out what worked and didn't work this actually works out pretty good. But thank you for your advice I will keep that in mind
Man you just chuckling away at all the stuff you’ve done to your ride made my day 😂 it’s a great no build build! Keep on keeping on man!!
What a cool set up! Very impressive! I ran an oil refinery. We made propane. It's deadly, be sure if doesn't get loose inside your vehicle. It doesn't take much to ruin your day!
Good thinking thanks for the tip yes I will probably take a look at maybe doing something a little different with that
Nice to see you also use a table in the back. I use a repurposed dawn dishsoap 1 gallon jug that has a pump then locks down counter clock wise. Then i use solar string lights and solar lights that spike in the ground for outside lights. I also have a cigarette lighter powerstrip. I didnt know if a bigger power box like yours would give enough power from the cigarette lighter in the back. Thats good to know. I also use my carry on travel bag for clothes and pack other stuff up top with a rain proof cover that i got free and tie it down with straps. Thanks for the video happy camping
I like the simple set up and everything fits well. Be safe with propane. Love your enthusiasm.
Definitely stay safe with the propane I do have a CO2 detector But I have only kept the unit on for Maybe five minutes at the most My camping blanket works amazing
I love it ! I am a lifelong hiker, car camping is my new goal for my love of outdoors. Best of luck 👍
You are awesome Jessica and best wishes on your goal I really enjoy car camping having a lower profile like this allows you to get in and out of places a little better
Great build. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Tony. Nice setup. I like how you can put the car back to normal. Not everyone wants to permanently modify their car. I noticed your subscribers have certainly grown since the last time I checked in. Congratulations!
Thank you Craig yes I like it this way because it can be back to a regular vehicle very quickly. Thank you so much for checking in yes I'm hoping we continue to have much success with the channel I am having an awesome time. Thanks for checking in and don't be a stranger LOL take care my friend
Great setup. Awesome use of space. Very smart.
Thank you Jeff this works out a little better than when I was traveling but I did have a few more things while traveling but all my essentials this is what it would have looked like there were things that I took on my trip across America that I never used. I think this is more streamlined
Thanks for the great tour, Tony! Looks amazing! Next month I am going on a trip from my hometown The Hague in The Netherlands all the way to Norway, together with my buddy: a 2000 Subaru Legacy. First time to sleep in a car as well. And thanks to you I now know where to setup the window shields and where not to, great advice! Wish you all the great trips!
Sounds great!
Loved the video! I plan on buying an outback to be able to weekend camp like this! I really appreciate you showing this
Absolutely my friend you will have to keep me informed on your progress when I do my camping videos you can see if I make any modifications but pretty much it is how it is right now and I love it took a little bit to get it that way but I think this is the best setup for me. Take care and I appreciate you watching
Nice setup sir. I have a no build setup myself. I need the whole back to sleep in cause I move around alot when I sleep.
Thank you so much my friend yes my original setup was a blow up mattress that covered the whole back but then when I added the refrigerator because I was going to travel across America the refrigerator and power bank it was best to set it up on that side and then sleep on the other side it can get a little cramped if you roll around a lot LOL
I've got a buddy with a white one of those and we've gone hiking all over with it - super functional vehicle
Yes very functional I slept out of it for 7 and 1/2 Weeks as I drove to California and back
Awesome vehicle setup, ready for anything.
Yes I tell you what for the 7 and 1/2 weeks or the 9,350 Mi that I drove across America this thing worked perfect and I have changed the setup since then but very small like I moved the water jug and a couple other things but very minimal changes
Nice setup Tony! I have a 2017 Subaru and I am planning a car camping trip next month. Thanks for the great content! 😊
Absolutely 100% And thank you and best wishes and travel mercies on your trip
Thanks Tony I enjoy your content..
I subscribed as soon as I found your channel!
Heyy Tony nice looking setup, enjoy the rest of your week, stay safe
Thank you you have an awesome week as well we got a video coming out tonight LOL
Very nice set up Tony I like how you use your cooking table and then it quickly slides under your sleeping pad. 👍
Yes and it serves two purposes one to cook on and two it fits perfectly in the flat spot to make the whole bed level because when the seats down it inclines but this kind of levels it right out
Good looking set up. I did not pay that close attention to your set up while you were on your trip across America, but it looks very similar to what you had then. Be safe my friend and thanks for sharing. Jake McClellan The Oregon Boy 👦 God Bless
Thanks Jake and yes the video while I was traveling across the United States I did do a walkthrough when I stayed overnight in the desert in Arizona but that was actually part of the whole video which most people would not have seen so I wanted to do just a single video of the car and how it is now take care of my friend
Awesome setup Tony!!!
Thank you brother
Fantastic Tony, love it.
I'm still trying to get a video out on the SQWIBshack, hopefully soon.
Awesome I can't wait to see that video do you have any ideas on when we can get together maybe give me a call I'm always available
@@randomadventures2.0 when it's a little cooler out, I would love to do a truck camp where you did the cook-off Challenge, any ideas.
That could work I've got a couple ideas
I was impressed when I saw your setup in June. Everything is set up in a perfect place and no space is wasted.
One thing I should suggest is that you might want to unhook the propane tank from that burner just in case the tap gets bumped on and propane leaks out into the car. That and maybe try not to sleep on the cutting board. I bet that doesn't feel that well under the bed😂
Have a good one and I will chat with ya soon👋
Yeah good suggestion about the propane and where are The Cutting Board is on the bottom corner of the bed that's where my foot is usually I don't even feel it that thermal rest blow up mattress that stays blowed up all the time is very comfortable
Your content is great. LOve the useful tip and creative 2.0 food approved options. I have an Outback myself and grabbed one of the Hasika hatch tents - great product! Question for you - what is your roof top storage storage and what is the backseat table?
Why thank you so much my friend and the Rooftop storage was given to me by a subscriber I think it used to be sold by Sears not available any longer but the table set up is from Amazon to gaming table and that was given to me by Alpine Warrior who found it on Amazon
Looks good Tony 👍
Thank you very much Mr Ed
Awesome video! We’ve got very similar set ups! I was looking for a table that is about 20x40 to go under my exped mattress. I stow my WeatherTech screen set under my mattress- so they all lay flat. I also pull the rear headrests out and put back in reverse so they angle toward the ceiling for more mattress support. Do you have link to electric kettle and table? I just went with a yeti roadie cooler stowed behind the passenger seat but may invest in a fridge. I actually went with two cargo boxes on top (Thule sport force)… which provides a lot of extra space. Do you put your hatch window cover on when sleeping? Again, kudos to your channel and happy 2024.
That's awesome Brian yes that table works out perfect take care my friend
Hi Tony, new subscriber there 🙋🏻♀️ loved your video! I’ve been considering getting a Suburu Outback to go camping and found your video really helpful! Question, I noticed you had a Z-Lite pad (the bumpy one) underneith your blow up mattress. I just got myself a similar blow up mattress, do you feel the Z Lite pad makes a difference? Or do you think I can get away with just the blow up mattress?
I would say you definitely could get away with just the blow up mattress you'll have to keep me up to date on how you make out with your car camping
I'm so glad to see a 2017 Outback! I love mine! Have you ever had issues with lights staying on with the hatch up?
That's one of the thing I forgot to mention I used a hack that a guy out in Quartzsite Arizona showed me. And I wanted to show that on this video but forgot I have it on other videos but you push the latch on the back door hatch until it activates it will lock and the lights go out and it can stay open all the time to get it closed again pull manually the trunk lid down and then push the button to make it go up and that will unlatch it then it works like normal once it goes up to close it just push the button and it will go down
Mine is a no build as well ...this car was made to live out of or car camp! 😊
Oh that is awesome and you are correct spending seven and a half weeks in it driving across America that sold me
This is so practical and simple! I don't really camp much ... where do you use the bathroom haha? Just dig a hole? Wonder if you could fit a Porta Potti 365 in there somewhere if you're solo.
Thank you very much believe it or not I did not show it but I do have a collapsible emergency porta potty and uses plastic bags that didn't turn into the collapsible party. I have used it on my trip across America especially if I was late night and had to use or go to the restroom and there was no open gas station or place that I can use. However if I'm not in an urban situation correct to go home LOL
Sweet setup!! I'm in a 4Runner but looking for tips. Subbed :)
Thank you so much my friend and welcome to the 2.0 family
Subaru makes a really good vehicle.
Yes this is my first Subaru and I'm sold
Great video! You showed me a lot of things that car camping can be so much easier, thank you. Do you have a link where you purchased the screens for the front windows?
Hey thank you so much and I really appreciate your feedback and I do not have a link for that because that was a gift from a subscriber when I saw him outside of a Cracker Barrel on my way to California last year. I am so sorry
@@randomadventures2.0 No problem, and thank you for the reply. Your videos are great!
Hey Tony, new to your channel and love it. I just recently got a 2020 Subaru Outback Onyx XT and want to kit it out for car camping. Thank you for sharing your setup with us. One thing I was curious about: I see the luggage box up top, but you didn't seem to cover storing anything in it. It seems like a lot of the stuff you keep inside could be stored up there. Do you use that box? If so, what for? Thanks!
Awesome my friend the cargo box actually doesn't have much in it I put that on when I headed across the United States to take along a little bit of extra year but since then I found most of the stuff that I would use is in the car now so I really only have some MREs a heated jacket and ax in a few other small items that I have decided that I'm probably going to take the car carrier off. You do get better gas mileage with it off and plus when I car can it's even less obvious
@@randomadventures2.0 Awesome, thank you for the reply :)
I’d do that with my 2000 Mercedes ML320, except it has a big slop in the back. If I come up with something, I’ll pass it along. Thanks Tony.
Yeah that would be great if you do and certainly if you can figure it out definitely share it
That’s a well organized set up
You must feel nice and secure sleeping in the car
Are the mattresses comfortable and not too hard?
That was a well done demo of your car set up
Looking forward to the next video 🇨🇦❤️
Definitely way more secure once the hatch goes down and I can lock the car turn on the little fan that makes a little noise and I am out like a light LOL
Would you be able to provide a link to the table you use or name or sizing? I’m interested in making my sleep level more flat like you did quickly without a platform build. Thanks!
Yes it's at Walmart folding table 22 in by 40 and it fits perfectly from the fold of the chair to the back hope this helps take care you'll have to let me know how you make out
Am looking at no build camping Van setup
Yes a van would be pretty awesome
Jesus man how long are you going out, a month?
I actually went for seven and a half weeks I did just recently take the car carrier off because I don't really store much up there on my short trips
How tall are you Tony ?
That's a great question last time I checked I'm still 5 ft 8 in so I'm not shrinking yet LOL and with this setup I have about 10 in above my head to the back of the seat and I can always put that seat forward I have it level for the same distance back as the driver side but I can always make it go more forward
We both have 17’s. Did not know that.
That is awesome I really enjoy my 17
I would call the VTOMAN …… VOLT-TO-MAN just my thought.
Yes bringing voltage to this man I like that
Suspiious
Suspicious character reported hanging out in an SUV on the side of the road , looks like it may be Santa
That is too funny brother
Very
My Subaru Outback runs out of battery when I leave the hatchback open for a little while. It is a problem with Subaru.
Yeah that could definitely be a problem but I do a hack for the hatchback and what it is I've shown it in a several of my camping videos but if you take when the patches all the way open and take your finger and close the latch it will automatically go closed and then that tells the car that your hatch is locked. Then in the morning or whenever you want to close it you just pull the hatch closed and then push the button to open it back up it will not go completely closed just lower it about a foot and a half to 2 ft and then push the button to have it reopened and you'll hear the lock disengage and then once it's up there hit the button again then it closes like normal works perfect
I must have missed something. Where is Lisa?
She's at work. I was just showing what the car look like for traveling now for a car camping
Just an advertisement Tony. You need to slow down on the ads. Grow your channel first.
This actually wasn't an advertisement I have a lot of people asking me what do you use in your vehicle how do you car camp. And after having it set up for 9 and 1/2 months finding out what worked and didn't work this actually works out pretty good. But thank you for your advice I will keep that in mind