Sean was a fantastic host and really easy to communicate with. The gears were all well organized and nicely thought-out. The cooking gear was great, as well as the tent which fits exactly two people. All the gears are light-weight material suitable for backpacking (except for the coleman propane stove).
The car is quite old and has its own kinks as you would expect from a 2008 model, but it is kept in good conditions. We had no issues in general going through any of the roads (except those requiring 4WD of course). We had a flat tire on the first day, but Sean promptly helped us out with it.
Although the car is not considered a campervan by Waianapanapa state park and somewhat tight and rough to sleep inside, we were allowed to sleep in the car at the campervan sites (the tent sites were closed).
One other thing to note is that the mattresses provided to us by Sean had to be inflated every few hours. (We had our own pads so it was not a big issue for us)
Among the suggestion of camp site Sean gave us, we stayed at the Camp Olowalu and Maui honey bee hive. We highly recommend Olowalu and do not recommend Maui honey bee hive, unless you want to camp among weeds, trash and cattle’s dung, with just a potty toilet in terrible conditions and not even a sink. The owners also would not provide any detail of the camp site until a “suggested” donation of 50$ is paid.