Next Gen Ford Ranger Touring Setup

This Next Gen Ford Ranger was built for serious touring. Kitted out with a Utemaster Centurion Canopy, a full drawer system, and a purpose-built camp setup, it's a clean example of what a well-specced dual-cab can do on the road and off it.

Build completed by Off Road Systems, Smeaton Grange NSW. Photos courtesy of Off Road Systems.

The Foundation - Utemaster Canopy

The build is anchored by a Utemaster canopy - the natural starting point for any serious touring setup on a Next Gen Ranger. Tough, practical, and built to house everything you need for life on the road.

Tub Setup - Drawers and Cold Storage

In the tub, Off Road Systems fitted an ORS drawer system - a fully lockable, organised storage solution that uses every centimetre of available space. No loose gear, no chaos at camp. Everything where you left it.

Alongside the drawers sits a dedicated EvaKool chest fridge, giving rear access to cold storage without having to climb into the tub. On a long tour, that small detail makes a big difference at the end of a driving day.

Canopy Electrical - Built for Off-Grid

Inside the Utemaster canopy, Off Road Systems wired up a complete KickAss Products electrical system. This isn't a basic dual battery setup - it's a properly engineered power system designed for weeks off-grid.

• KickAss 2000W Pure Sine Wave Inverter - handles laptops, appliances, and sensitive electronics without issue

• KickAss DCDC MPPT 40A Charger - keeps the aux battery charged on the drive, so you arrive at camp ready to go

• Mule-Tek Panel - everything wired cleanly, labelled, and manageable

When you're 500km from the nearest town, that's the kind of system you want behind you.