Here you will find information about the setup of our vehicle for camping, 4WDing and long term living for touring around Australia. Our touring vehicle is a Toyota Hilux 2007 SR5 dual cab manual 3L turbo diesel D4D. To see why we chose this vehicle, click here.
After Market Add-ons and other Camping / Touring Stuff
Our Fishing Setup for Touring / Camping
Our Electronic Gadgets for Touring and Camping
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October 23, 2013 at 1:53 pm
Hi Joe. Is that a fibreglass canopy? If it is, I am glad to see it can take the weight of the roof-top tent!
October 23, 2013 at 9:39 pm
Hey Johan yes it’s fiberglass but it doesn’t take the weight of the roof top tent. There is internal bars that penetrate through the canopy to support the roof top tent. Check out my article on canopy roof racks.
February 6, 2015 at 6:46 am
Hey Joe, I am thinking about installing a long rang fuel tank in my Hilux. The upside being greater flexibility in where to purchase fuel and greater range. The downside being slightly less clearance and driving about with a perpetually half full tank when not using the Hilux on long range camping trips. I have looked through your site and you don’t mention anything about long range tanks. What are your thoughts on their value?
February 6, 2015 at 8:20 am
Hey Nicholas I wrote a bit about my long range tank about 2/3 down this page:
https://outbackjoe.com/macho-divertissement/our-hilux-setup/hilux-after-market-components/
It’s a good thing. Saves you money since you fuel up at major centers and allows you to confidently go further into remote areas. When tackling really remote offroad tracks you need extra fuel anyway. Long range tank is better than jerry cans.