Great ideas, well thought out! I want one now! All that's missing is a small trailer with big wheels and ground clearance to carry other things, or a teardrop one to sleep in. I'd add a small dirt bike so when the truck breaks down you can ride to get help or parts etc., or explore on a small amount of gas.

I love this build! The only thing I would want to change is the truck color- that red sticks out like a sore thumb in the woods or any other place for that matter. I would wrap that truck in matte black it would be good to go! Other than the color, I would be happy to have that vehicle!!

@Staff2-fk7sv

18 күн бұрын

Always keep some spray paints,GR ,tan brown, G2G 👌

Yeah bright Red wouldn't be my first choice. But ya gotta use what you have, not everyone can just go buy a new truck. Good video.

My everyday vehicle/bug out vehicle is named Bessy the Suburban, she's big on the inside and outside, she's reliable, she's 4wd, and she's got a 36 gallon tank.

@wesman7837

2 жыл бұрын

Man I really miss my Suburban it had the 55 gallon fuel tank, and I could get damn near 700 miles on a tank, well I bet I could have gotten the full 700 miles if I wasn't such a lead foot, and riding the governor everywhere I went.

@bloodiedberserker7574

2 жыл бұрын

Just bought a burban to build into a capable family bugput truck.

@freidrichnietzsche6643

3 ай бұрын

I’ve been shopping for a 2500 ‘burb to build into a platform as well. They’re getting hard to find. Duramax swaps out there too! ;)

76 Blazer. Takes a lickin and keeps on tickin! We call it the "Thrash Machine".

I guess the number one question, “ did it keep the bugs out?”

@TheSinaloaCartel

3 жыл бұрын

blah Ha Ha

@WindWolfAlpha

3 жыл бұрын

And... "What kinda bugs? Skeeters, sweat flies, hornets?" Lol

@dvig3261

Жыл бұрын

Aww....I see what you did there😏👉

Bugging out with Rebba would be awesome. The truck would be alright to, I guess. 🙂

I'm late to this bbq, but better late than never to comment.😁 I live in NJ and what I have done is, carry a bug out pack in each of my vehicles. Depending on the season, I pack accordingly. Plenty of water, non perishable nutritional snacks, tourniquet, IFAK, and cash. Backpack weighs 20 lb if I need to walk. Jumper cables, flares, flashlight, empty 5 gal. gas can, wool blanket, socks, clothing, stay in a sealed bag/container in the vehicle. You get my point. Great content btw. 👍

Dude, one of the best adventure vehicle walkarounds Ive seen! Greatly aporeciate that you took the time to open things up and share the details. Great video and your truck is looking great!

That ‘Foundation’ you were talking bout is amazing! I didn’t even know half this shit existed. Looks like you put a lot if thought into it. Great Job 👍🏼

iv'e read alot of the comments, and to me this is exactly what i have been looking for. I imagine it costs alot. But I love having my tools and gear with me because i like to go on trips or just get away at the spur of the moment. as it is now i have an extended cab, and ive lost part of that room do to keeping bug out stuff there and i have bed box in the back filled to the gills . For me this setup would be awesome. Thx for sharing looking forward to more videos

@Dies1r4e

3 жыл бұрын

10,000 dollars roughly

Really nice set-up Brandon. Thank you for doing the research for us.

When you said "black is slimming", I almost choke on my four loko!!!🤣🤣🤣

@Staff2-fk7sv

18 күн бұрын

4 LOKOOO 👌 Definitely one in bag ;)

I would argue it’s a great overlander bug-out…. After the EMP it’s not bugging out of anything. Need a carb and points for but-out

The ultimate bug out vehicle is the one you're in when it's time to bug out.

@periteu

3 жыл бұрын

true that brotha

@NOLATAC

3 жыл бұрын

False. This kind of fudd illogical thinking is sad.

@davisstephens8405

3 жыл бұрын

No, because 99% of them won't be going anywhere ever again.

@davisstephens8405

3 жыл бұрын

@Chelle Bright no

@cloudoftime

2 жыл бұрын

No, that's just _your_ bug out vehicle. Smh

Bought a 98 Ranger brand new back in 98. After 22 years of being my work horse, it's getting a make over with: 3" lift, 33s with steel rims sporting 12.50 wide mudders, 1/2 ton Kargo Master holding 4 5 gal jerry cans, a 3x5 basket, and some recovery gear, a hitchgate for my spare, a steel big ass bumper holding my winch and light bar, and some back up lights bright enough to scare Bigfoot. A spray on bed liner with plywood mini cabinets holding a bed to sleep my 100# wife and me will keep us dry under my canopy. Added some small solar panels to power my Yeti to have some light when needed. If I pull my 5x8 cargo trailer, I can fill it with more necessities like ammo and food.

Well played Bro, Thank you for your video you're much appreciated. Better safe than sorry. You covered the 6 "Ps" as I learned in The US Army. Proper planning prevents piss poor performance ! Your rock solid.

Nice no one would ever see that truck hiding in the bushes

The bottle opener and cup holders sold me on the decked system

The ultimate vehicle in my humble opinion is a pre ECU diesel! Fuel is fairly easy to make or come bye and then theirs always a gasifier which I have friends who've built and driven vehicles using this technique 1600 miles and they've passed on their knowledge to me & my associates

I appreciate your insight of the gears and I will be checking those companies out. I was looking for a bug out equipment I can put into my truck and the way yours is made gave me a great idea thanks and I will be checking those manufacturers.

I'm impressed. Very well laid out and planned.

Great setup. I only thing I would change was the color

Nice rig. My F350 is named Matilda, we call her Tilly for short. She's been a great truck and has taken me coast to coast while towing a 29 foot trailer.

@anthonynicholson5523

Жыл бұрын

Whoa...my parents had a 1969 Ford station wagon with the exact same name and nickname.

Hell Pecker Yeah ! That's what I'm talking about!

I personally want to build a Tahoe or Suburban adventure/bug out vehicle. Basically the same capability offroad as a truck, but the majority of my stuff can be kept INSIDE the vehicle. I dont have to worry about weatherproof boxes, or even getting out to get into those boxes... I can just climb back and have access to it all. People looking at it just think its another tahoe with dark tinted windows. These truck systems are cool, but they show everyone "Hey, this person has a bunch of stuff/supplies" Trucks like these are highly visible rolling loot boxes. An SUV can look like a soccer mom car but actually be a rolling base camp.

Hell yeah that rooftop tent is badass, but I'm paralyzed so it wouldn't do me much good but it's super cool! That whole rack system is really cool!

That is a great setup you have and expensive. Don't get me wrong you get what you pay for and this is great but not many people can afford this setup. The tent and it being raised really has my eye though.

@SheepAmongG.O.A.T

4 жыл бұрын

Thats where the whole 'ultimate' part comes in.

@PatrickKQ4HBD

3 жыл бұрын

@@SheepAmongG.O.A.T I suppose you're right.

Good video. Reba is well thought out. Betty White (my ‘16 Silverado) is set up with an ARE CX HD camper shell which has the internal aluminum frame and can carry #500lb on the roof as my platform. I have the toolboxes and solid doors on each side which act like the XL gear pod you’re showing here. King shocks, 35” bfgs, 14 gallon fuel cells (harbor freight), tools and such round out the baseline that I roll with. Don’t forget a gmrs and ham radio in the cab ;) Always liked the Leitner design stuff and haven’t seen a video that puts the features to function like this. Good work.

I wanted a "decked" drawer system for my truck, but they don't make an 8' version. Their solution is 6' drawers with dead space up front. I built my own.

@84greenbear

3 жыл бұрын

It's easy to build your own. And probably cheaper too.

Can't say I'm too much of a truck guy, more about building small fast cars, but I'd love to have a set up like Reba. Very nice!

With all of those accessories this guy spent well over $7,000 on the bed storage. That's insane.

@josephpa05

Жыл бұрын

With no gun storage

Your gonna need that truck soon

That roof top tent has been on back order for years. 3500K for plastic top and bottom with 3 yards of canvas. I'll sleep on my ruck like I did for 20 years.

@TheTyrial86

3 жыл бұрын

This should be put on a trailer. The stuff on this truck is cool. But that is all it is.

Gonna need a cow catcher to get through the zombie hords ;)

Ooh the color? easy to target from miles away!

This is a pretty frickin awesome vidja right here.. I watched it all the way and enjoyed it truly, thanks for showing us Reba.

Great setup, thanks for the tour.

It's always good to experience new equipment and ideas. I watched and enjoyed this video.

Remember aim for his bright red fuel cannisters

I had a 1971 Deuce and a Half, multi fuel that was cool to play with and all kinds of manly but my 1991 Ford Festiva will be my bug out vehicle.

I really suggest the Westin HDX grille guard. With or without the winch mount. It’s a cheaper alternative to a a full steel bumper. It’s bolt and is rugged and all welded one piece and not bolted together. Solid and you can get the westin hdx bolt on light bars in 6 or 10 inch pairs. looks bad ass . Yea has!

@freidrichnietzsche6643

3 ай бұрын

Good suggestion. I don’t like the full bumpers as most of them look like bubba gumps lower lip😂 and don’t. Protect the grille & factory lights. How has the Westin held up for you? I need a bumper & grille guard as I’m tired of feeding the front end of my truck whitetail deer as I drive through Appalachia.

FYI...those big bulky tents you see are for families. The large ones cans sleep up to 6 with a vestibule. Great video. You’re on the right track.

Hi and thank you for sharing your bug out truck, Reba! Good ideas for having the things to help keep you safe, warm and alive in a bad situation. Or just a fun situation you're going on! The frame, deck and tent are top notch.

Yee Haa! Really like the Leitner system. Haven’t seen this one until now. Great video.

Nice! I've always thought that I was a bit extreme carrying all the tools that I carry but, I hate being broke down!!! Your rig blows my daily out the water but, my car is not a bug out vehicle but, my daily. I keep a Complete tool set & many things to keep a vehicle running from air compressor, tools, jacks, stands, jumper cables, & much more but, Nothing like this!!! I need a truck!!!!!!

Just bought this same pickup, I know I'm buying the decked system but am undecided if I'm putting a canopy or rack system. I liked this setup thanks for sharing! From a SeaBee

I like the truck!

Very nice setup. I went the enclosed trailer direction and went crazy remodeling.

That tent is awesome love it man you’re the man in your truck she is sweet nice set up buddy nice set up that be great for having just go camping it’s self that’s so sweet

interesting , Thank You. Good Idea

Stuff was cool and I would love to have. Only problem I need a very good winning lottery ticket to buy. Let's keep these videos in real life. Just a salesman.

@SimpleLivingForever

3 жыл бұрын

If you waiting for the lottery to win, you might miss the SHTF already. Just get your skill saw out along with a few outdoor screws, 2x4, and 3/4 plywoods and you can have yourself and draw system like mine on the 8' bed.

@jaybeauvais4311

3 жыл бұрын

Why does everyone of these vehicles have a back board in the kit.

@jamesklingler1098

3 жыл бұрын

@@SimpleLivingForever $150 tops vs $1900 buys a bunch more needed items. Spare parts being tops to keep mobile.

We placed a small 5 gallon propane tank & a fire extinguisher on each side of the passenger side gear box

Add an O.D. tarp and some wireless remote surveillance cameras and you're ready to rock that pretty red truck. 😍

Brother, I grew up in Georgia Deep in the Heart of Dixie. I set up my mid-2000's Suburban K1500 - 6.0 L Vortex 1/2 ton 4WD TOW package : electronic transmission (rear pew seat removed) Mid bucket seats fold down for 8' X 4' sleep/storage Pewter outfitted w 15: mag rims

i just love his voice, such a good narrator voice, i could listen to him for hours on end, cheers

You did a good job showing this product…Brilliant!

Might want to consider increasing the payload for a 150 too. Your gear and four passengers would probably max out the payload now.

Good presentation and a bit humour. You’ve got a well organized and feature filled Bug Out Truck and usable as an everyday driver. 👍 from 🇨🇦

3395 US&A Dolhairs for that tent! I could buy 100 popup tents for that and just drive away leaving them for the next guy.

@veronder

3 жыл бұрын

Your cloths are first form of shelter If not, someone might be trying to sweeten the pot by speaking contrary Bugging out - expediency of travel Training yourself to react counter to instinct keeps you at a snails pace. Having anything other than nothing is a psychological death trap when in a time one has left and grabbed nothing. Bug out bags should never need to be opened else sides for expediency sake. Understanding and Experience beats Knowing and Having.

@danielsadler486

3 жыл бұрын

New sub love the channel and your truck merry Christmas to you and your family daniel army strong

Love the truck. I have a 13 Ford Raptor. Great ideas on your rig. Looking forward to more videos. Thanks

@troypurnell7479

4 жыл бұрын

Should have done this long ago, little bit at a time, maybe its not to late, i got a old skool pickup that would be perfect.

Like to see it with a slide out refrigerator/freezer unit . That rack looks super functional .

Impressive!

This kind of thing must attract a lot of negativity and I know it has a serious purpose (what could be more serious than at least trying to be ready to protect your own life and your family's lives in a time of great danger?) but I have to say, it looks like great fun!

@howwerunit8070

Жыл бұрын

Why would it attract negative attention , I would see it and just think , that guy knows his stuff

Reba is redheaded awesomeness

Putting my 78' CJ5 back together right now.

Thank you just starting out on mine.

Love these videos. Thanks brother.

Very good video. I’m all about being ready to bug out! I would love to build a group of trustworthy like minded people to be able to have a off grid location that nobody else would ever know about.

Thanks for this video. I’m trying to put together what I want to do with my future Gladiator. 👍🏻

Bright orange kind of stands out ....I think i would prefer a matt black or green colour myself if i was trying to wind my neck in and avoid trouble

I love it. Amazing 👏

Sweet.

Gotta love these "bug out" and "survivor" gears! Nice moving target you got there bud.

Bad ass man thank you for the info!

This set up is Super Amazing. I know exactly what I want NOW for my Dream truck setup for my bed & rooftop. Reba is beautifully done. Brovo brother. Brovo.

I pull a coustom trailer for 6 adults. Can hide 3 months food in it For 3 people. Ex sleap space is for storage on top other norm storage. The shower and bathroom gutted. Solar set up minni solar generator battery bank and storage for panels and wind turbines( 2 - 600 watt wind mills . This thing was fuse box electric. Up hade to circuit breaker . The wood frame doubled thicken to accommodate thicker insulation.r15. added a extra axel and a rear deck 8ft x3 ft the heavy duty tool box/ storage box. ( 3ftx 8ft x3ft high)

Ok, I won't judge you and say that that is an awesome name for a great looking truck, with a great little B.O.V. concept. I will say sometimes it is good to be judged! Live to Survive!

Sweet!!!!

Love your RTT!

Great presentation, bro. I was just hunting around on the Leitner stuff and got more than I could have hoped for, plus some good humor in between. Much appreciated. I've got the Decked System already on my 2018 Tundra, and it's great. This will be the perfect complement. Thanks for this and the great editing.

Okay I have a completely different I plan for a bug-out vehicle that is my 36 foot sailboat I'm outfitting it currently. When the shit hits the fan I am going to be offshore where it's safe. And that's just my take on it of course everyone else is welcome to their own opinion but yeah there's pros and cons to anything there certainly is pros and cons to my idea I know that good luck with yours.

Nice bruv! Appreciate you creating and sharing this content!

Nice set up. Looks great. Thanks for the information.

Nice build

This is not a bug out vehicle looks more like an advertisement , ide say it’s badass too if I got it for free

100 Percent of what I was looking for! Great information! Thank you so much!!!!

That’s a perfect color for a bug out vehicle

man, now i need a pickup truck so i can have this system! Nice!

Tank u fer makin dis vidja

Great BRIGHT RED "bug out" vehicle. Hopefully the people you're hiding from are color blind. :-) Seriously - good build!

That's pretty awesome gear and storage. Great build.

Very informative. Great system!

Hey great vidya nice set up there I own a 2013 F250 4wd and setting it up as well but mine more permanet set up I've added 2nd battery and all my added accessories such as my lighting / off road lights and my on board air pump n tank that also supplies air to my Ride Rite rear air bags by Firestone that adds additional or rated at 5000lbs also added front bull bars by Ranch Hand and will be addind a 12000lb winch no lift kit added but did replace all wheels n tires plus spare with same sz wheel n tire just upgraded tires that has kevlar incorporated into them for almost no failure for the most part im not rock crawling but I don't wanna replace a tire cuz i bumped a log /rock keep myself mobil if at all possible. Thanks for reading PEACE

If you can build out a pickup like that just imagine a van. No tent, just ready to rumble.

@Staff2-fk7sv

18 күн бұрын

Interesting 👌 serious!? Ya know vehicles? I need one FL terrain, Now days after the pan- BS fallout I don't know what brand of truck SUV van to look at ,Parts and quality has changed IDEAS ?

@vincenzopromedia

16 күн бұрын

@@Staff2-fk7sv Yeah they're all crap now in some way or another. You just have to maintain them and when they break fix Them on the spot. I still prefer my Chevy's. I plan on building out an express van full spec. I would tell anyone to do the same thing. 2011 or newer, 4.8l or 6.0l V8. It doesn't matter. You can always swap the engine later to and LS3 or L86. That's the advantage of the a Chevy. A 3500-extented. They're not overly expensive or unreliable like mercedes promaster nissan or transits. RWD is all you need. Do not need 4x4 but it helps. All you need are locking diffs. Do not need a lift, but it helps. Stock springs and shocks are fine. Aftermarket high roof makes everything better. High output alternators, and recycled tesla model S battery modules are my top upgrades of choice and high priority. There is no decent off the shelf, off grid, electrical, plumbing, nor h-vac, system available anywhere. DIY is the best way to get the most bang for your buck. But if you don't trust your own handy work there are some off shelf solutions worth looking into. A van is more solid feeling to sleep in than a flimsy fiberglass RV. Insulation helps but it's not that important. You need an active powered system to keep warm or cool, like a 12v aftermarket A/C system ducted into the vans stock ventilation, that doesn't run on the engine. The same can be done with a cheap diesel heater. You don't need a bus, or an RV. Vans are perfectly sized bug out shelter. Steel bumpers, flood lights, winch, blah blah whole 10 yards. No solar panels. No jackery power station. You don't need a storage bed like what's all of van life on KZread. Just a stock bench or a van sofa. A van let's you have a water system not just carrying jugs. U can use a glycol diesel water heater for hot water. It's extremely cheap, easy to plumb, and run. Even if you don't know how to make rooms inside a van, having electricity, air conditioning, and hot water at the tap, are still worth getting a van over a pickup truck especially for bugout. You can have an entire setup with a shower sink and toilet in a van, that's not a bus, or a box truck, that won't work in a pickup truck. If you're going to get a pully top for your pickup truck, then get a high roof for your van. No brainer and a game changer. A reverse osmosis system for finding water anywhere and making it drinkable is more suitable on a van.

@Staff2-fk7sv

12 күн бұрын

​@@vincenzopromediaThank ya man

@vincenzopromedia

11 күн бұрын

@@Staff2-fk7sv sure no problem

Love the video, I'm waiting on my buddy to sell me his f150 forget the year but shes got 2 tanks!!!. Also no offense but I will be painting her black, green, or brown. Like my canoe I rebuilt this spring which I painted british racing green with black gunnels(yup I know, they get hot, but guess what I got water to cool em down) stylish green color and ready to be hidden if necessary. Having the initiative in a survival situation is a life saver, in the words of Gandalf "is it secret? Is it safe?" Keep secret and keep safe.

That truck needs a "01" on the front doors.... :)

MAN WOULDN'T THIS BE THE ULTIMATE SETUP WITH THAT NEW ELECTRIC FORD LIGHTING F-150

Outstanding presentation. Wow. Gotta copy this!

EMP protection box wires into harness and protects vehicle from EMP