Project Troopy Update – July
After months of delays for a few parts to be manufactured over the last seven months I finally have my […]
After months of delays for a few parts to be manufactured over the last seven months I finally have my […]
Update of my LandCruiser 78 Troopy and my current project of a prototype rugged fixed separating compost toilet. Due to
Water/Air/Vent Access Hatch modifications So I’ve had to modify my Mission 4X4 access panels to work in my situation with
A closer look at my Project Troopy build for October
Finishing Touches: Custom Panel Work for the Garmin Power Switch The last month or two have been busy ones, with
Today I needed to drill a hole through the inner bodywork of my vehicle to connect the water tank to
After 4 plus weeks of trying to work out the details of my water pump position, I finally worked out
Just a quick update. My Waterless Toilet is now in and fully working. 1# Toilet is ready to use mode.
Well, lots has happened in the last month or or so since my last project Troopy update. All the wiring
So after fitting up a pair of FRONT RUNNER UNIVERSAL TRACK – 1400mm long rails and the Mission 4×4 (Australia)
Last night it was time to continue testing my camping cooking gear set up at home. I have been in
So here is my design plan from the last blog post and also 12 months ago. My original design layout
So 12 months ago I started planning and designing, developing and a number of rethinks about a lightweight, simple design.
Well, after 12 months of working on my 2023 Toyota Land Cruiser 78 Troop Carrier she is finally getting close
Short update I have Sikaflex/Glued the Euro Gripdeck (Anti-slip) Euro Birch exterior plywood down to the factory steel floor. There’s
Yesterday’s Mini Adventure.Testing setup at lunch and having rest break. If only I had remembered to put one of my
Finally, after a weekend of removing the floor and drilling and fitting tee nuts to bolt down the battery cradle,
So it’s been a busy few weeks since my last update and a number of things have been fitted in
So I have my rear inside driver’s corner dedicated to my sticker collection. Thanks to to the new soon to
So why is my Project Troopy so different to most Troopy camper/overland builds? Well it’s partly from my years of