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Really well done 👍

My like is 85,go on💪

Good to see everyone getting involved. Great memories in the making 👍

Your Dad is a handy bloke to know. 🍻

Can’t wait for the next ep. Very impressed with the effort and hope you keep us up to date once you are on the road. Most important question is what is the skiff you had in the first intro and are you going to tow it with you?… ‘cos that would be awesome to watch. Anyhoo, get out there, pick your path carefully (like the trip north of Cairns to the top of the Cape is ugly at the wrong time of year, the trip across the Savannah Way is ugly from Hellsgate, likewise for the Gibb River Road, huge fun but go after the wet and after they’ve been graded)… but it’s a BIG country and lots of memories to create… look forward to vids!

This is my dream, Keep going Emma

You're awesome Emma. Good job.

Why are you people so crazy? Some say watch CZcams for Recipe you did reverse. Was it too much to post here? Why did you have to beg for views on profile like thay??

Good work Emma. I am quite concerned about the long term strength of the way you mounted your water tanks. If you are to support the tanks underneath, you should use metal straps from side to side (aluminium is best), rather than a timber shelf. I can see the shelf flexing under the load of tightening. I also have concerns that the paint is not good enough to keep moisture out in the long run (even if the paint is thorough - 7:26 in your video shows some exposed timber on the edge of the board, unpainted). These tanks are designed to be mounted using the top mounting holes only. They are not designed - and do not require - to be mounted using under support. Given that your floor is in and therefore you probably don't have viable access to the top thread nuts, you could simply empty your tanks, and replace the timber shelf with two aluminium bars per tank.

Sound like this project has already rewarded you with a lifetime of memories 👍👍

I’ve lived in my van for 3 years and first build I had a white stone sink and it was the worst for marks so I ripped it out to change to a black metal one. I also started with those rv lab latches and found overtime driving bumpy roads and the drawers shaking the screws came loose and broke, I’ve since changed to a more robust drawer lock. I’ve been told by the owner they’ve changed to design so can’t comment on the recent version. Vans are built to be enjoyed … and renovated :)!

I love the whole bus and especially that kitchen, how long is the bench and what is the name of the kitchen drawers you got from ikea and also your sink it’s just beautiful 😍

Looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing!

You're so right, it's worth it to keep going as the rewards are great once it's done! Well done & thanks for sharing! see you on the road somewhere in Aus ;) ... all the best. Renee

Really amazing

I really enjoy the diy bus idea. But whenever i see this type of videos, i always wonder the amount of wood used in the bus is a little bit dangerous. I mean you have stove on the bus and it might be a potential fire hazard

How does it feel to be so cool

Wowwww

Great content there, Emma. Thank you very much for creating and sharing with us. From William.

Smokin' is this chick single?

So amazing at your age to be doing this. As someone who's almost 40 and picking up a powertool for the first time and learning a lot you'll noe have these skills for life. Well done

Good work, this model is a mini bus from where I live, always wanted to do the same

Looks great! I have been living in vehicles for many years. I have lived in Coaster buses and they are great! Currently I am living in a Ford Transit, but we just bought a Coaster for our friends. We are in the process of decking out their bus, but first we need to get passed for the road worthy test. The floating bed is a great idea. We might use it. Well done again!

I love the bed setup. Great choice.

That was a quick video Emma but very well done. A big thanks to your Dad. Are the two tanks fresh water?

Great job Emma. I look forward to watching the next episode. That glue was some of the worst I've seem on a build. ❤

Have you come up with a name yet for the bus? It's really starting to look great

Loving this build. Gunna be one sweet rig. We know how dedicated you have to be. We have done three buses. Keep up the great work. Glen and Di, Qld

So goood man 🤩

Looks great! What sort of timber is that? Where did you get it from?

How big is the inside living space?

What kind of wood are those lining boards? Looks great 👍

Hi, how much did this all cost you as my budget is very big good job

Haha , fark😂, gold

Hi , could you share the company details with us in the comments? Thanks

Love your videos. You have a real talent for making interesting videos, some of the BEST van/bus build videos I've watched.

This is brilliant, thank you! I really want to upgrade to a coaster and planning on no electrics (using a powerbank, bit more basic) so the maxx airfan is out of the question. I really want to put 2 skylights in instead and this helps massively.

sweet! i just got a coaster too. hello from adelaide

What downlights are they?\

Hi Emma, We are at the point of replacing the floor. Are you happy with the 12mm thickness? I think it would be fine but some people say use 17-19mm. Do you have flex in your hallway bit?

Amazing filming job!!

Hey Emma, how did you and your sister get the roof so clean and free of the left behind insulation fluff? I’ve been going for days on mine tried everything you guys did and I still feel I’m not getting far. Is it just a matter of continued effort or am I doing something not quite right - ie not using enough of the glue rid - it seemed to do very little? 🤷‍♂️ Thanks - keep up the good work looking forward to your next video.

Where do you get one of these in The USA

You are very lucky to have you sister, brother & father's help.

Keep up the good work! It will be worth it in the end

Good on you! & good luck with your journey

Hey Emma, doing a great job. Well done. Did RV Superstore run any of the gas lines when they did the gas box and water heater? Or is that all happening later?

Beautiful bus~~