1998 Nissan Safari

cover. Rugged Destinations Filmed everything from building and customizing the unit then everywhere it went. The complete Build breakdown found below; Highlights Japanese firetruck imported Jan 2024 Summit Expedition Trucks 5’ tray + 4’ Australian-style canopy Fully outfitted with power, storage, and overland systems Only 64,000 km with documented maintenance Exterior & Performance Custom Australian-style bull bar with ComeUp 8K winch Dual Baja Designs LP6 Pro lights Midland GMRS antenna on bull bar Onboard ARB air compressor (custom installed under hood) Replacement shocks + rear leaf shackles for corrected ride height 17” Thret Wheels with 34” Firestone Destination A/T tires Custom Front Runner roof rack with mounted WeBoost antenna Rear tray setup with: Trundle tray drawer Dual under-mounted toolboxes Off-road jack mount Dual jerry can mount Single spare tire mount Interior PRP custom seats (front + rear, color matched) Tuffy center console with lockable storage Ram phone mounts (2x) Auxbeam controller for lights/comm gear Midland 50-watt GMRS radio (dash mounted) WeBoost cell booster (mounted under driver seat) Canopy Build (Summit Expedition Trucks) 400AH lithium power system 3000W Dometic inverter DC/DC charger, MPPT solar, and shore power charging Multiple AC/DC outlets + control panel (kitchen side) B3 Customs drawer system with full kitchen layout: Dometic front-opening fridge Bamboo counter Dual pantry drawers + overhead storage Driver’s side: dual lower drawers + large upper storage drawer Rear canopy cross bars for rooftop tent/awning mounting Condition & Ownership Imported January 2024 (clean WA title in hand if applicable) Only 64,000 km with regular maintenance since new Optima Yellow Top battery with updated terminals for accessories No major suspension mods – built for reliability and travel Firetruck components removed for full overland conversion Why This Vehicle This Nissan Safari is a one-of-a-kind overland rig — thoughtfully built for reliability, comfort, and long-haul expeditions. The setup combines Australian-style tray/canopy design with premium components for power, storage, and communication. With low kilometers and extensive upgrades, it’s expedition-ready and built to last.