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I bought my 1981 Toyota Huntsman for $2,500. And after that I rebuilt absolutely everything in this motorhome, and in the end I had to completely change the rear axle. Several times I almost broke down mentally, realizing how much time and money I wasted! And to this day I cannot say that I have solved all the problems with this motorhome. But how many skills did I gain as a mechanic, electrician, and builder.... Only those who have taken on something like this at least once in their life can understand you guys.

The Boeing reference was priceless! hahahahah

Hey, hi from Brazil! I found your videos through Kels and Jay's channel. You guys are amazing. What's that blue contact glue? I mean, what's the product? (i never saw around here). I love DIY stuff and the style of your videos are amazing. I wish I could help! But I live about 8000 miles away. Thanks for sharing the videos and recipes.

OMG, I can smell that sour dough though the screen (I love that smell)

Its San Jacinto Mountain range. Wheres theres a peak of course.

Finally catching up on some of your videos and oh my am I happy for you guys! I can't wait to see you guys get a chance to have your "first" adventure in it now!

Just turn it into a flatbed.

After taking a break from watching Kels and Jay from the point where they got you guys started on the complete teardown to watch your videos from that point, I binged out on your videos getting all caught up in one day. Basically your work became a "one day build" LOL. I was very happy to see that you guys stepped up and have taken confident control of this build, now on your own. I only "met" you today, but I'm going to bed soon quite proud of you, actually. I'm going to subscribe so I can keep up with your saga, I'm sure it will be very gratifying. Much success to you!

My wife is from Italy and also has made her share of focaccia. FYI it isn't pronounced FOE-KA-SHA, but Fo-ka-cha - like Cha cha cha. So next time you make it practice dancing the Cha-Cha with Joe, Also generously poke the dough with your fingers creating a bunch of receptacles to hasten the baking and filling with extra virgin olive oil. Try it - you like it!

I just recently discovered KelsAndJay TH-cam channel and was in the middle of binge watching their videos when they brought you all into their narrative. I've gotten up to the point where they part ways with you for the 2nd time, but I just HAVE to see how you faired on your own, so I'm going to now binge watch you guys and put them on hold for a bit. I'm guessing you might be finished by now, but I'm going to let this Oldest - Newest playlist I created surprise me! Thanks for uploading your experience.

How the beach?

Joe you and Emma Lee have done one of the best remodel jobs ever. Whens the next video? I need my fix. Have a wonderful day.

Super happy that you two got it running. I KNEW YOU WOULD!!! So overjoyed ❤🎉😄 Now you need to finish it and christening it to make it yours but that’s in the future! 🍞🤍

Beck yeah! Street legal… Y’all did a great job ! Teamwork makes a dream work!! ❤ Looking forward to seeing how the inside turns out.

Back up camera ??

Did you calculate the max weight on the overhang? Wonder how strong it is...

Why not use filon for the roof as well?

Awesome job. Gonna be interesting to see what you guys have in store for the setup in the coach area. Bet you two are big into interior design, huh? Hehe.

Nice, I've been rebuilding a 2005 Coachmen Freelander. 3 out of 4 walls so not as severe as yours. We started about the same time and I've been following. You're farther along then me though so I guess I better get outside lol. I used the same tail lights from Amazon and also used spray foam in the weird overcab area. Great minds think alike!

How thick are the studs you used when you rebuilt the camper body? I'm rebuilding a truck camper with 1 in thick wall studs, but store bought wood isn't 1 in thick. I may have to custom cut them with a table saw.

IT'S ALIVE! (or at least waking up) Catching up and pleasantly surprised to see you on the actual road, WoW! Love the attention to detail with the placement of the lights and getting them all level equally spaced. Using the tape to write on and all that, bravo! It will be interesting to see how you tuck in all of those wires as you put the walls up! Only question I had is when you installed the Max Fan I could see there was loose plastic on the top. What was that? Great to see your excitement and the joy of seeing the light at the end of the very, very... long tunnel!

Been a while since I checked in and was so happy to see this video. I know exactly how you guys felt during this test drive. Now for the interior build out! Keep up the great work. PS: IF you are gonna keep the wire nuts on all of the wire connections, make sure they are tight and taped. If not, butt connectors would be a great product to use.

CONGRATULATIONS! Never believed it would look this good after the complete teardown. And it's roadworthy. Will be interesting to see how the vehicle handles and runs after you finish out the interior.

Getting closer!!! Please tell me that you're going to paint the cool racing stripe back on.

were you order door from?

Sorry I am late to the party on this one... life and stuff getting in the way, I will save you all the sad stuff. Anyway, my gosh this is really coming along and I was impressed with the time Joe took to cut the insulation out to fit so perfectly, that is awesome. This really is going to happen, wow! I have another video to catch up on after dinner, excited to see. Keep up the great work!

Great job with the lights guys , and Emma Lee the sour dough lemon bars look awesome, there one prettier thing you Emma Lee ..... All love ... Joe

I challenge Emma to make delicious things that are vegan.

Rest of the build?? It’s ready, just not comfortable. Comfort is overrated.

❤️🫶🏾💯

Looks and drives awesome!!! We rebuilt a 1972 Scamp trailer but no YT . Hence the reason I think YT recommended you. Enjoyed the video.

Thanks!

Take it camping and pitch a tent inside.

there was a moment back in the past I thought I could and would get er fur cheap, maybe just wishful thinking on my part. Looks very good indeed, Joe and Emma. Ya.

Let’s go !! Looking good

I'm ready for an adventure.

Wow...what a transformation...congrats and enjoy !

Looks like the drive to Oregon will be easier 😏✌️

Getting so close now! Looking great guys! 💛💛

Looks absolutely amazing, I love it!! I see some delicious, freeze dried meals in your near future!!

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Nice progress! This RV has been a long time coming. I picked up an 87 toyota RV for $300 lol that needed some major work as well. Not extensive as yours but still tore off the old roof, completely rebuilt and reinforced with steel trusses and new membrane. Been working on mine for 3 months now and the inside is finally almost done. Will be painting the outside now and hopefully take it on its maiden voyage this summer. Good thing about these rigs is the engine, still have a 22re in there and runs like a champ. Passed smog here in CA with flying colors. Keep up the good work!

I would NEVER wear those headphones again. EVER.

Nice mustache, dipshit.

Love this video!!!! High quality H2O 😊

Hello Joe and Emma Lee! I just wanted to say, I just finished binge watching ALL of your videos. Every one. I'm also currently building a Bus up. I'm at the interior stripped stage, and just have a shell currently. While I don't film, I do take photos, and document my struggles. If interested in seeing it, I'll put the URL below. Maybe you can follow me as well or sign up and comment on it. I've struggled along this whole time along with you guys and didn't even know it! I had far more mechanical issues with the bus than you guys, but my interior back cab wasn't in as bad a shape as yours was so it evens out. We named the bus "Humpty Dumpty" because it's taking all of the kings horses and all the kings men to put her back together again. I think you can appreciate that title more than most. Anyway, hope to see you there and comment. I'll continue to follow along your series, and hope to meet up at a bus fair or skooliepolooza sometime! www.skoolie.net/forums/f11/straight-bussin-no-cap-fr-fr-42373.html

I know it was over 1 year ago now, but I'm binge watching all of your videos and the thought came to me now that your solution would of still worked, you just needed two lines to tie in at the top of the poles and stake the lines to the ground on the opposing end like you would do with a tent, offsetting the weight of the tarp with the lines.

Sour Joe, Jalapeño cheddar sounds like a winner