Expedition Truck Upgrade: Preparing for Camper Installation

The video is about the upgrades and refurbishment of an Iveco Eurocargo 4X4 truck.

The truck is from 2002 and has a capacity of 135 tons and 230 horsepower.

The truck was retired by EDF in 2018 and has been refurbished for further use.

🔧 The first step in upgrading the expedition truck was to fix two issues: a problem with the starter wiring and a stiff clutch caused by a stuck clutch release bearing.

💰 Repairing these issues cost a total of 600 euros.

🏭 The next challenge was dealing with rust on the brake booster, but the other mechanical components were in good condition.

🚚 Upgrading the shipping truck before installing the cell

🔧 Treating the rust with anti-rust paint and getting the truck serviced

💸 The cost of the upgrades and the importance of professional help

🚚 The video is about upgrading a truck for an expedition, including changes to lighting and addressing rust issues.

💰 The upgrades were expensive, but necessary for the truck's functionality and long-term durability.

🔧 The video shows the process of applying anti-rust treatment to both the interior and exterior of the truck.

Upgrading the expedition truck before installing the cell

Fixing and enhancing the interior of the truck

Adding electrical components for convenience and functionality

🚚 Upgrading the expedition truck with new accessories.

💡 Adding additional lights and a rear camera for better visibility.

💰 The most expensive part is the light bar and its installation.

🚚 The video is about upgrading a truck before adding a storage unit.

💡 The upgrade includes adding lights and switches to the truck.

📸 There is also a backup camera installed for better visibility.