In part four of the Fortuner build I tackle the GME XRS Connect 330 install. Such a nice little unit - and fits into a modern vehicle super well!

Join me for a super chill trip through the northern Wairarapa! Kicking off at Castle Point I head into the hills, visit an epic waterfall before punching back out to the coast again to wrap things up.

In early Feb I bought a $1500 trailer. It was painted a terrible silver colour, had ancient tyres on it and was generally rough. I parked it up in the garage for a month while trying to decide if I should do any work on it or just flick it on.

No, this isn't turning into a cooking channel - normal service will be returning ASAP. A few weeks ago I was sent a copy of @Fire to Fork 's book and decided to give cooking over fire a shot - it actually turned out pretty decent!

A quick sit down with Daniel going over some of your questions! Family travel, 4wding and verbal tips!

It's super easy to go over the top with your 12 volt system - we've kept it super simple for now though with the basics from REDARC, letting us run everything we need at camp to keep the cameras and lights rolling.

Roof rack is finally installed! Turned out to be a bit more of an ordeal than I expected, but worth it - so much extra room for activities up there.

Told myself I'd use one tank of fuel before starting the mods - was a pretty fun day when it finally happened! The Fortuner is looking way better now!

The mods have begun!