VAN TOUR┃Cargo Van Converted to Tiny Home for Full-Time Van Life
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- čas přidán 16. 03. 2024
- Appreciate anyone who watched!
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Unfortunately, it doesn't look like my exact woodstove is still being sold, however, I can provide a link to the website I originally bought it from last year: www.tinywoodstove.com/product...
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Here are some links to Amazon if you're interested in buying any of the products listed in my video!
Bluetti Power Station: amzn.to/48XPqA
Entertainment Monitor: amzn.to/3vhr5Yk
Coffee Maker: amzn.to/3PNmHaD
Coffee Grinder: amzn.to/4ch7Qi5
Push-lock Cabinet Latches: amzn.to/3TjA5nz
Rooftop Storage Bag: amzn.to/3vm0uJq
Flame King Double Burner: amzn.to/3vm0uJq - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Nice build! I'd have to have a little stool on wheels cause I couldn't do all that floor sitting. But you young people can handle that. Very nice build all the same!
When I had a long body e350, my woodstove was at the back, and its because its small you dont get as much heat and have to keep feeding, doesnt matter if you use slower burning feed. I would heat when I was awake with the wood stove, but used a small heater like yours under your helmet there as I slept. Had 2 windows and a ceiling vent, so wasnt afraid to be unalived hahaha. When I went to a bigger wood stove to be able to burn larger amounts of wood, it heated me out of the van hahaha. Just too small a space. Eventually, I built out a uhaul truck. Cummins swapped. Used the larger wood stove in that one which was perfect inside size for the heat it put out. Right now I have a F550, and a 4 season camper with a pop top, and I have a small stove again, plumbed and puts out great heat, but using a small heater again to make up for when I am asleep again.
In a few weeks will be selling the truck and camper to one of my sons. I have a 2023 E450 with a custom box, with side door, has a rear power lift gate. So will take rear roll door off and have a sliding door as the rear gate locks upward and protects 5/6 of the height of the rear opening. I'm going with gas for cooking, instead of electric this time, sink is utility sink from costco, still acquiring everything else. I will weld alum tubing inside to be able to take apart later too if need to rearrange or add additional bed frame. still doodling on my ipad. Trying to figure out how to pack and hide away fishing stuff, hunting stuff like bow and my 30-30. Ditching my Honda Africa, in favor of a electric bicycle, more exercise is a good thing haha.
Great job young man. I am building my Ford Econoline RV Van right now and it will also have a sit-down shower with a composting toilet. I want all the comforts of home and will hit the road by September full-time nomad. I plan on being at the next RTR in Quartzsite AZ to see Bob Wells. Take care and have fun, Mike
This build is a vibe
boi, there are curtains Made to block out sun. Go get those for the layer that's close to the windows.
most people use them in the bedroom. Don't use the thin ones or guess that it will work. Get the sun block out bedroom ones, and cut them to fit your van XD
not only will it make it much darker inside, it will also block out some heat from the sun if it's too warm / insulate a little at winter
Not only functional but fabulous!
Beautiful❤❤❤
Was excited to find someone younger yet gorgeous as hell XD, only to find out you don't have many videos of your Van Life T.T .... I really hope you start posting more about your adventures and life in general!
I remember doing a tour of your van last summer in Santa Cruz, looks better than it did. Nice!!!
Very nice build. Does the van has most of the heavy items are on one side of the van?
Awesome build! What inspired you to start the digital nomad/van life journey?
Which version of Davinci software do you use? I want to try the free version, but I have been having a very hard time downloading it.
I was just wondering what you do for money to eat, and for gas?
Wooooah I know this guy
Oh ya haven't we met?🤔
@@young_nomad_maybe probably sometime eventually
Bro sounds exactly like TTThefineprinTTT
mpg?
Rough build. That floor must hurt your knees. Hopefully you get to upgrade to a better van.
Rough Build? Looks fine to me. Whats your setup?
This guys trying to put people down. Don't listen to this low life. Your bus is sick af
Van isn't the issue. You may not know this; but all vans have metal hard floors. Just saying.
His setup looks awesome and he put a lot of work into it.
@@WhiteThunder78 no, build outs usually put a soft floor over the metal. His looks do uncomfortable.
@@rob9368 I have vinyl flooring in my van. It's not soft but it is insulated underneath. Guess what it's still hard. Just saying dude.
I got pics of my van and my build. Do you have yours. As I said before; his build is just fine and he put a lot of work into it. He can always place a rug down or carpet if it's too hard for him.