Yet in all these comments there was a missing component, the beautiful feeling of having something done by yourself, all the hours that were invested in creating this project that brought happiness and memories that can't be valued in any financial value, plus the bus can travel abroad. I have to admit at this point I'm jealous. Congrats!!!
Double deckers are not a good option if you will be moving alot. The reason why double deckers were discontinued was due to their instable centre of gravities. So you can't really take these to mountains, on the other hand skoolies can easily go up there. So that's a huge disadvantage.
@@humayunmir5563 I DID NOT say anything about taking these up a mountain. YOU DID. This vehicle can be parked on a lot permanently or semi-permanently and it can be as solid as any mobile home structure to live in. Plus it has almost double the square footage of a skoolie, giving it more space for a 'Regular Home' feel or space for a larger Family.
@@udmbfckx2916 Plus, I don't know if you've ever been to the Netherlands but it's one of the flattest countries out there with the best roads of Europe (in my opinion)
Ignore the 'children' in the comments who claim "You must be rich and bored!" to build such a beautiful mobile home. These children do not (nor will ever) understand the value of hard work and saving. You built a remarkable vehicle. Be proud of it.
It's very generous of you to answer the cost question. I consider anyone's finances personal information. Just as it's rude to ask how much someone's income, its rude in this aspect too. Thank you for your generosity.
I think many people ask not to assess his wealth, but to see if it's feasible to try and endeavour this on their own(even on a smaller scale). If I had to start a project knowing I'd run outta money well before it's finished, there's no point in starting. With these insight, people can see if they're up to it financially ( and technically, although that's often a thing they'd learn as they go, as long as you're good with your hands and have a plan, it'll be alright).
It's only rude because it can highlight the injustice of pay for what people do for a job. I don't care if people know what I earn, I drive trucks in the UK now I earn around £24,000 per year. I have earned £54,000 a year driving with a different company but I didn't enjoy that job so much so I left. Money is just a means to a end for paying bills to me. People put too much emphasis on how much people earn, I am happier in this job now.
@@nothingsurprisesmeanymore Totally agree with you,It's a shame people feel this about money!! I'm the same as you drive for a living earned about £26,000 this year including overtime but like you said it only a means to an end,earn your money and live and enjoy living life cuz that's what we are here for.
YOU ARE DEFINITELY RICH! Rich in skills and abilities! Rich in determination and self control! There isn't anything easy or fun about saving, not until later in life! From your videos, you two are also Rich in love, you both treat each other well in these videos! Your build is Awesome! I only wish there is a word more awesome then Awesome to describe what you built for yourselves! Wishing you the best in all of your trips! Be safe!
You two are living a dream!!! My husband and I are working hard to do the same one day. Most likely right after my husband retires from his job. Great job with everything!!!
If we consider that a new regular motorhome in Europe costs from 65.000 to over 100.000 €... 80.000€ for a project like this it's not that much! And with the overhauled engine the bus can live almost forever doing millions of chilometers around the world! Awesome!!!
@@aflentertainment It's a common mistake for us Italians. Here in Italy the translation of kilometers is chilometri, so sometimes happens that we mix everything together :D
I live in Brazil then my "World" is South America...have a motorhome like this we could travel only some countries, like Brazil, Argentina, Uruguai, Chile, maybe Colômbia. But Bolívia, Venezuela, even Paraguay, It is too dangerous.
@@carloshernriquebatistadeba2452 It depends. If you use the motorhome for holidays, I agree with you; but if you do like a friend of mine, the situation changes. Now he's in retirement with his wife, and he's travelling around the whole World with a motorhome that he made 10 years ago on an Iveco 370 (one of the most glorious Italian buses ever made). Five years ago he departed from Italy driving to the east for thousand of kms in direction to the eastern part of Siberia, then he ferried to Alaska. Now he's enjoying his motorhome somewhere in U.S.A.. He said that after this journey he want to come back, drive from Russia to the south, pass from Turkey and go in Africa. If you have a nice motorhome (reliable and well made), nothing is impossible, but you need time and a lot of money!
I love it when I watch something and someone suddenly says something in another language.... and I can understand it! Me speaking Afrikaans but able to understand Dutch is awesome. Welgedaan met die bus, dit is manjifiek!
My husband and I traveled throughout the US, first he was a truck driver and then 3 years ago we got a rv and drove throughout the southwest to Washington State. I’d love to travel Europe like this one day. Having a home that you can drive where you want is so much fun. Your bus is incredible!
A lovely retirement for the bus !! You saved her from being scrapped and countless abusive drivers over her life. Its just a fantastic machine and you want to be well proud of yourself ! That bus was made with love and attention and that is priceless ! The engine replacement was a big unforeseen expense and it happened you got over it and better for it to happen during the build rather than out on your holidays !! I heard of a VW T5 van going cheap so I better get started ...!! Well done ! The times you have ahead will be priceless !! Brilliant Job !
I don't understand people's obsession about the costs. How about what it provides: I'd rather KNOW the pleasure, enjoyment and fulfillment feeling it provides, especially after so much hard work. Awesome job mate, enjoy!
Diese Projekt ist einfach Atemberaubend. Was Sie und Ihre Frau geleistet haben ist unglaublich. Geben Sie nichts auf die neider. Sie haben für ihren Traum lange gearbeitet und gespart und nun genießen Sie ihn denn das haben Sie sich verdient.
Whoever said this was easy, was an idiot. In your build video you displayed amazing craftsmanship and engineering skills. It's obvious your skill must come from your profession. For 80.000 this was phenomenal. Considering the engine and kitchen extras you could have done it for around 55.000€ which is crazy for a 4 star hotel on wheels.
WOW, here in the USA, that kind of RV would cost hundreds of thousands of $$. So, you did Great in my opinion. One part of the equation that people don't put a value to is the fact that you were the one making sure that the work was done correctly. So, great job and an enthusiastic thumbs up!!
I saw the "rich" comments, please people don't be jealous because it's makes you shameful, in my country we call it "short eye". Be good and encourage this man that works hard to build this amazing bus and bring you the video so we also can enjoy. I like you videos and astonished how good the bus build. Keep it and don't sell it.
Everything is free, even money is free because we go out of this life on empty pockets. The only thing that costs a fortune is when you spent your life unhappy, without love and with no imagination. You people have it all. Thanks so much for the video and your wonderful experience.
You have made a fantastic job of your Bus! Now it's time to enjoy the fruits of your labours. Pay no heed to the ignorant comments made about your personal wealth (or lack of it now the bus is finished!). Like everyone else you have the freedom to do whatever you want with your money. Enjoy your wonderful home on wheels! Looking forward to the travels of 2020.
holy crap that is a good deal. i paid [ paying] that for my house and it's only moved about inches in 20 years.and that's not a good thing. lol. you can go any place and still be home.the cost of an RV that size new is like , a million. and they are made of plastic and paper. and they depreciate by half as soon as you sign the check. working hard is it's own best pay off. if some call you rich, then i say congratulations. kids today need to see more people like yourself. "rich" can be at any income bracket. but it is better earned.
I would say that sounds like great value for the size and how well the quality turned out to be. And now the reliability should be quite good as well for years to come.
Amazing, half way through that video when you were running over the 'comments' I was thinking what the poetry said at the end........its interesting for people wanting to follow suit to see how much they may be able to do a conversion for, but calling you rich is such a silly statement regarding money. You have a beautifully built 'hotel quality' motorhome, you can go wherever you wish in the world, you have a loving family around you, and lots of great friends..........'Rich' doesn't come in money form.......its comes in the form of happiness.........you've done a great job, thanks for sharing :-)
Thank you for sharing the total cost . It is a blessing to be able to work & to be able to put together the Coach of your dreams, even better than that to be able to enjoy it with your loved ones, your family, your true richness . God Nless🙏
Beste Onrust, dank voor wederom mooi en inspirerend beeld en luistermateriaal. Wat een supermooie bus en ja je bent rijk als je zo vrij als een vogel bent en tijd doorbrengt met je dierbaren. In alle eerlijkheid vind ik 80 k nog meevallen als je bekijkt hoeveel je er voor terugkrijgt en je het vergelijkt met een nieuwe standaard camper. Jullie bus is makkelijk vier keer groter en compleet op maat en, mag ik zeggen, in stijl ingericht. Pet af voor jullie avontuur en dank dat jullie dit delen.
Thank you for that wonderful tour. My dad's family emigrated to Canada from Amstelveen, and I think I am the only one who hasn't been back to visit :-( Someday...
That's nice. Maybe you are interested in seeing more footage of the Amstelveen-part then. It is here in my other channel: th-cam.com/video/_mIGxuZSLUo/w-d-xo.html
Good for you and your family, you have a amazing bus! Thanks for sharing. The wife and I called a 40 foot diesel Motorhome, home sweet home from October 2002 to October 2018 here in America.
It shows character and humor, and then the poem at the end ... a very enjoyable video from beginning to end. Thank you so much for inspiring on many levels!
Thank you for sharing this with us. It’s brilliant and I think for what you have achieved with your bus is most excellent. Please continue to enjoy and maybe share the odd video with us
Your skills and ingenuity mean the financial outlay was €80000 ! To buy this off the shelf is not possible, but could cost Ten times that amount. And it would still be good value. Congratulations for creating such a wonderfully versatile vehicle. I hope you, your family and friends are able to enjoy it for many many years to come. Massive respect for your achievements with this project. 🙏
That is one serous machine for $90k. A basic motorhome in the US will cost that (cheapest) and not near the quality of the bus. You did a great job on that one my friend! ATB and Happy Travel!
An overall investment of ~80k Euro? That’s an amazing accomplishment for having a rolling villa! Bravo! It does certainly qualify as ‘rich’ regarding experiences, future fun, and opportunities. One question; what is the MPG or Liters per 100 km? The continued maintenance may also be an interesting topic - everything that moves usually shakes a couple of things loose. You’re clearly a very talented builder - I wonder how busy the bus will keep you. Thank you for sharing your rolling home!
Look at all the luxury buses they are showing here on youtube. They cost millions and most of them are not that cosy. And i bet some don't even have the build quality.
I have been keeping up with your project! It is amazing! I live in Virginia (USA). My brother and I own a 37' Bounder rear-engine pusher with two slide outs. I personally own a 50' motor vessel. So I love the land and water. You poem touched me enough to write it down. I hope you'll allow me permission to recite it to friends/family as it not only pertains to camping but boating as well. Thank you and all the best and happy travels. BTW - You need to ship her to the USA and tour America!
I love water too. I once owned a boat, a genuine Bayliner, and it might even become a new project of mine. Nice you like my poem - no need for my permission! 😊 Thank you. Touring America doesn't fit into our lives. As it is today we are too much tied to this place to travel for longer periods..
He paid 400 euros for tv's internet and soundbar. I live also in holland. Just one small tv cost about 500 euros, he have few , dual band router cost minimum100 euros, soundar, cheapest one about 200 euros. So just in that one place is mistake about 1,5k euros. Also painting one element at car cost about 350 euros, whole car is about 2500-3000 euros, and he says it was 5000. No way. Watching his movies from building process and this list, i can easly says that 50k for bus is acceptable, but conversion cost was not 30 but 60-80k. Holland isnt cheap. Fucking 5m cable cost 20 euros where here is hundreds of them.
@@artlew6547 I get your point, but that's what he said... we have to take his word for it, he could have gotten most of the items second hand which is cheaper 💯
@@laserworkstv I will say nothing if he will be true. In another commentary section I discussed with him and told him that it isn't a crime to have money as far you didn't stole it if he have some parts second hand there is also no shame in that! Just simply be real or avoid topic. I don't understand why people touch money topic when they are sensitive about it.
Soo cool! I'd get me one of those! :) -three things: 1- you can use reflection and lights to be able to have a window from your room and have privacy also . And, shorten the blinds, so you can use them in sections...(to me the view is super important!!! at all times, not just during daytime).. 2- Why gas??? use electric! and inductions stove and oven... 3- I'd add 4 cameras with sensors so you can have a complete cover of the outside (but then, the NetherLands are super secure, so no need to.....)
You have done a Beautiful job on your bus! Pay no attention to any nay sayers. My husband and I RV’ed for several years, and our last motorhome cost over $200,000 and was 40 feet long. I know what you mean about picking your campsite carefully. Wewe also towed our Jeep Cherokee behind us, making us even longer. He passed away 5 years ago and I still miss him, and traveling together very much. I’m sure you know what a bargain you have. Hope you enjoy it and life for many, many years to come.
Handwerkliches Geschick, Kreativität, Fantasie und vieles mehr! Was für eine großartige Leistung! Genießt Euer Leben mit und in diesem hervorragendem Projekt. Vielleicht wird das ja ne Geschäftsidee?
When you say you got a new licence,does that mean you changed the vehicles classification with the dept of motor vehicles, from lots of passengers to RV? or did you have to upgrade your driving licence to a commercial licence owing to the size of the vehicle? Fantastic build, well done.
Yes, it is all about the licence of the vehicle. Not to an RV, but from lots of passengers to less passengers. 😊 It is still a bus, but it went from a total of 90 persons to 11 (=number of seats). Everything above 9 is a bus over here. There is no such thing as a 'commercial licence'. If you have, like me, a bus drivers licence, you can drive it. If you would take 2 seats out (and re-register), it would become a truck, and you would need that licence. Oh and THEN you could even choose to make it into an RV. Thank you! Regards from the Netherlands!
AWESOME ....... we have a small caravan but we don’t smoke drink gamble watch tv so we enjoy our hard work like you. Well done excellent video you show us the joy of living
80K€ for everything was well worth it u have a complete home on wheels that engine costing 20k was a bummer tho Assuming the engine was fine, it would cost 60K€ if I had the money to do it I would, im very young maybe in the future from a great inspiration video. I advise you to do like other people said and installing solar, it can be expensive but then u can go completly offgrid. Also talking about on the topic of eletric you said the batterys hold for 5 days but how much time to charge ?
That's not that bad at all. Especially if you wouldn't happen to have bad luck with the engine. Considering how much new bigger RV's cost here in Europe. I'd most definitely have something like that compared to new RV. Of course there's tons of work involved. But overall, good job. I'm not an RV guy, but really enjoyed to watch these few episodes.
You should be very proud of this project. One of the advantages of doing this all yourself is that you know every square inch of your mobile home, and you will never have to worry about it breaking down if you know your way around it. For sure, if you ever sell it, you will not lose on it.
@@forkless Probably x-ray'd. decked, honed, new pistons, rods, rings, gaskets, various plugs, pumps, belts, gears and all balanced. Basically a new engine and likely with a similar warranty.
Before my wife died , she thought me mad that I'd pick up shells , rocks or even wave beaten broken beer bottle made smooth on our walks along the beach or on hikes . She'd say I was a magpie bird , in a different life . Then she left me . Got breast cancer , and once she asked if I could drive her to hospital . She opened the ash tray and found the shells , rocks and bottles made smooth from the waves . And I could tell her the story of the day from each one , she would hold one up and ask . She was surprised I could remember the clothes she was wearing . I don't care of the price of your bus , to watch the adventures of you on the bus , in life , as long as you really live . 😀 is for me . Just be fake be real . And I'll be happy .
For $125,000 Canadian I would love to have this in a heartbeat. I see some of the other buses you show that the owners really take pride in their bus homes love it. You did an awesome job and the end results is just Spectacular !!! all the best to you and your family. Happy Trails !! to you. Cheers!
As a Britain working for the Dutch national airline - this is a staggering project you have totally nailed. Everything automotive related in Holland is at least 30% more expensive in Holland than the UK. Every single part of your project is spot on, (including your English) Were it not for the incredibly bad luck of needing a whole new engine this is actually remarkably good value for money considering that even a VW camper van is 80k plus new. I salute you sir with jealous eyes!
Thank you, thank you. Funny fact: my fellow Dutchmen laugh at me because of my Dutch accent when talking English. I never get remarks about my English from anywhere else in the world... What is it with those *(&^*( Dutch? 😆 Thanks for the compliments on different levels.. 😊 I hope you keep your job working for this company in these uncertain times. 😊👍
@@Onrust1 Kind reply! I'm proud to be blue! I speak fluent Dutch now and am embarking on my first van conversion into a camper... Hence why I found your video but suffice to say if its half the build you managed I'll be chuffed!!
Not even that expensive honestly, if anyone with a decent job saved for a bit they could do it. People are just stupid... i could see myself doing this in a few years easily...
Indeed, if you don't over-consume (who needs a new smartphone every 2 years that costs a thousand or more in some cases?) and put money aside (invest it gainfully at best!)? Yeah, you can do something like that (especially if you don't have kids and other expensive hobbies!)
All that super hard work is so worth it....look at the magnificent result....now with Covid 19 on this planet I think you are even positioned better than you ever could...you can go on holidays and not worry about the person sitting next to you on a bus or airplane infecting you....you really have worked so so hard and I hope you truly enjoy the fruits of your labour, I love your work and how you decorated the bus....so so worth it. CONGRATULATIONS & ENJOY.
In AUD that works out at about $130k - pretty good value considering I paid $125k for an old Greyhound bus converted - had the same sort of fit-out as yours, not quite as good as your but that was 2005. Wonderful time, easy to drive, had trailer with 4WD on it 26tonnes all up. Enjoy it, you worked hard for it, it will last the rest of your lifetime. About 4-5 kms to litre
behalve dat jullie natuurlijk een fantastische dubbeldekker woon-reis-plek hebben gemaakt, moet ik zeker een compliment maken voor de prachtige edit van deze video.. Behalve het hoge Shakespeare gehalte van de gesproken teksten, de superleuke montage van de muziekstukken, en vooral dat Lizst helemaal tot de laatste noot is uitgespeeld. Prachtige beelden, een genot om naar te kijken. En dit allemaal om 6 uur in de ochtend. direct maar geabonneerd !
Bedankt voor het compliment! Ik ben blij dat het tenminste iemand opvalt hoeveel tijd hier in zit. Ben er vrij letterlijk maanden mee bezig geweest... Maar het was dan ook wel erg leuk om te doen.. 😊
@@Onrust1 ja het was opmerkelijk om te zien hoe je de hoempapa muziek liet doorlopen, en ook de Hungarian Rhapsody tot het einde liet doorlopen.. prachtige timing. maar ook de gesproken teksten die volgens mij geinspireerd werden door de midsomernight dream . ja het moet echt enorm veel tijd gekost hebben om zo een prachtig resultaat te krijgen... Overigens.. ik zal ook het bouwfilmpje van de bus, en ik vond de montage van Stan Laurel en Olivier Hardy ook geniaal... vooral dat stukje met die lachstuipen en.... wat zal mijn vrouw ervan vinden !!.. ga alsjeblieft zo door.. ik ga nu ook de andere films op mijn gemak bekijken. super. en dank voor je commentaar.
An equivalent RV its about $500,000 the big jump happens when you go 2 floors... Unbelievable, that for sure its a monumental project to keep a man entertained! Bravo!
Everyone forgets to mention the cost of the labor you put into the bus. So $80,000 plus the labor would really put the cost up there. You saved so much doing all that work yourself. You are very skilled at so many things. Good for you. It is nothing in the US for an RV to cost $300,000 to $500,000. You definitely have a bargain in that beautiful bus, even including the large amount of time you invested in doing the labor yourself.
i have learned to speak dutch thanks to this video: 💃💃 mui - beautiful kardina - curtains shdawp - dust mosiek - mosaic wazzafeist - watertight or waterproof kaikapstok - wardrobe muiy - beautiful also i loved the poem at the end hahahah 😂😂😂😂
Ohhh... You have to be very careful about that, because Byke speaks in this video a weird kind of mix of Dutch and German - because of the of-camera presence of the German owner of that vehicle. So yes, mooi is beautiful in Dutch, but wasserfest is watertight in German!
Great videos. Seems like a reasonable price for such a project. Added to all that you live in a beautiful country even though it’s small. I often visit in my motorhome and I find most Dutch people, especially people who enjoy camping and travelling to be very friendly. Keep well and travel safely.
Wow €80 000 is a really good price for that RV. And that's because you did it yourself. You obviously have a lot of skills and knowledge. Incredible, well done. I'm pretty sure it's worth far more than that but most importantly you have a beautiful and unique home away from home for you and your family to enjoy together. That makes you rich 🙂
You're not the first to point this out, but you've got to be careful, because Byke speaks in this video a weird kind of mix of Dutch and German - because of the off-camera presence of the German owner of that vehicle.
80k is a bargain. If you buy one of these motorhome new, you'll be easy shelling out a 100k and you won't even have 2 decks to live on! If you calculate how much you'll save on vacations, not having to buy plane tickets for the whole family, pay for accommodation and whatnot, you'll actually be a lot cheaper in the long run and you can stay wherever the f*ck you want... Marvelous job, my friend, absolutely splendid work! I can't imagine the joy of seeing something like this come to fruition out of you own hands.
Thank you. It's right that vacations are cheaper, but running costs are not to be underestimated. I pay about 4000 a year.. Safe storage is the biggest cost.
I am about to pull the trigger on a Vanhool B10M, this has been a dream of a life time and it is very close to coming true! I am beyond excited to get started.
As a Hollander who has never lived in Holland, still speak the language, this was epic for me. Born in South Africa to Dutch parents, now in America for 43 years!, I always wanted to see more of Holland, you showed me a small portion, thank you very much. Great conversion, the question is not what it cost you, but what would you sell it for?
That's nice to hear. You might be interested in the uncut versions of us traveling through Holland, those are in this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLS89arGnLSJohNbrt34qENo3mreUUhazN.html We'd sell it for 100K euro.
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Yet in all these comments there was a missing component, the beautiful feeling of having something done by yourself, all the hours that were invested in creating this project that brought happiness and memories that can't be valued in any financial value, plus the bus can travel abroad. I have to admit at this point I'm jealous. Congrats!!!
For about $100K Grand USD, that is not bad, not bad at all and it is a double decker. You can live here forever as a primary home. Congratulations!
$100K Grand USD? That's $100 000 000
Double deckers are not a good option if you will be moving alot. The reason why double deckers were discontinued was due to their instable centre of gravities.
So you can't really take these to mountains, on the other hand skoolies can easily go up there. So that's a huge disadvantage.
@@orvvro You are right.....My DUH moment... I won't edit the comment.
@@humayunmir5563 I DID NOT say anything about taking these up a mountain. YOU DID.
This vehicle can be parked on a lot permanently or semi-permanently and it can be as solid as any mobile home structure to live in. Plus it has almost double the square footage of a skoolie, giving it more space for a 'Regular Home' feel or space for a larger Family.
@@udmbfckx2916 Plus, I don't know if you've ever been to the Netherlands but it's one of the flattest countries out there with the best roads of Europe (in my opinion)
Ignore the 'children' in the comments who claim "You must be rich and bored!" to build such a beautiful mobile home. These children do not (nor will ever) understand the value of hard work and saving. You built a remarkable vehicle. Be proud of it.
@For Truth You showed him! How dare people work hard for nice things they enjoy!
It's very generous of you to answer the cost question. I consider anyone's finances personal information. Just as it's rude to ask how much someone's income, its rude in this aspect too. Thank you for your generosity.
Eric's right but its hard not to be nosey.
I think many people ask not to assess his wealth, but to see if it's feasible to try and endeavour this on their own(even on a smaller scale). If I had to start a project knowing I'd run outta money well before it's finished, there's no point in starting. With these insight, people can see if they're up to it financially ( and technically, although that's often a thing they'd learn as they go, as long as you're good with your hands and have a plan, it'll be alright).
seems a bit pointless to show a how to video and then not say the cost. Every renevation show tells you how much it costs
It's only rude because it can highlight the injustice of pay for what people do for a job. I don't care if people know what I earn, I drive trucks in the UK now I earn around £24,000 per year. I have earned £54,000 a year driving with a different company but I didn't enjoy that job so much so I left. Money is just a means to a end for paying bills to me. People put too much emphasis on how much people earn, I am happier in this job now.
@@nothingsurprisesmeanymore Totally agree with you,It's a shame people feel this about money!!
I'm the same as you drive for a living earned about £26,000 this year including overtime but like you said it only a means to an end,earn your money and live and enjoy living life cuz that's what we are here for.
2:58 "What is better than a day on the beach..?"
....Two days at the beach ... in a double decker bus made with hard work and love.
YOU ARE DEFINITELY RICH!
Rich in skills and abilities!
Rich in determination and self control! There isn't anything easy or fun about saving, not until later in life!
From your videos, you two are also Rich in love, you both treat each other well in these videos!
Your build is Awesome! I only wish there is a word more awesome then Awesome to describe what you built for yourselves!
Wishing you the best in all of your trips! Be safe!
Thank you, thank you. You are so kind.. 😊
@Puggy Sniffs Better than awe-some - awe-lots.
They had us in the first half not gonna lie
you are rich
rich in skills and abilities
you're living the dream my friend. you're doing it. the great thing is too, you did a lot of it yourself. that's a great feeling. enjoy your efforts.
You two are living a dream!!! My husband and I are working hard to do the same one day. Most likely right after my husband retires from his job. Great job with everything!!!
If we consider that a new regular motorhome in Europe costs from 65.000 to over 100.000 €... 80.000€ for a project like this it's not that much! And with the overhauled engine the bus can live almost forever doing millions of chilometers around the world! Awesome!!!
Your spelling of 'kilometres' is cute! 😉
@@aflentertainment It's a common mistake for us Italians. Here in Italy the translation of kilometers is chilometri, so sometimes happens that we mix everything together :D
The "world" you mean Europe, don't you?
I live in Brazil then my "World" is South America...have a motorhome like this we could travel only some countries, like Brazil, Argentina, Uruguai, Chile, maybe Colômbia. But Bolívia, Venezuela, even Paraguay, It is too dangerous.
@@carloshernriquebatistadeba2452 It depends. If you use the motorhome for holidays, I agree with you; but if you do like a friend of mine, the situation changes. Now he's in retirement with his wife, and he's travelling around the whole World with a motorhome that he made 10 years ago on an Iveco 370 (one of the most glorious Italian buses ever made). Five years ago he departed from Italy driving to the east for thousand of kms in direction to the eastern part of Siberia, then he ferried to Alaska. Now he's enjoying his motorhome somewhere in U.S.A.. He said that after this journey he want to come back, drive from Russia to the south, pass from Turkey and go in Africa.
If you have a nice motorhome (reliable and well made), nothing is impossible, but you need time and a lot of money!
I love it when I watch something and someone suddenly says something in another language.... and I can understand it! Me speaking Afrikaans but able to understand Dutch is awesome. Welgedaan met die bus, dit is manjifiek!
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My husband and I traveled throughout the US, first he was a truck driver and then 3 years ago we got a rv and drove throughout the southwest to Washington State. I’d love to travel Europe like this one day. Having a home that you can drive where you want is so much fun. Your bus is incredible!
Thank you. Regards from the Netherlands!
A lovely retirement for the bus !! You saved her from being scrapped and countless abusive drivers over her life. Its just a fantastic machine and you want to be well proud of yourself ! That bus was made with love and attention and that is priceless ! The engine replacement was a big unforeseen expense and it happened you got over it and better for it to happen during the build rather than out on your holidays !! I heard of a VW T5 van going cheap so I better get started ...!! Well done ! The times you have ahead will be priceless !! Brilliant Job !
с удовольствием смотрю ваши ролики. с каждым разом все больше хочется построить себе автодом. спасибо за приятные эмоции и интересный рассказ
Well done! You have just proven customizing an older cost effective model vs buying a new model is the way to go
I don't understand people's obsession about the costs. How about what it provides: I'd rather KNOW the pleasure, enjoyment and fulfillment feeling it provides, especially after so much hard work. Awesome job mate, enjoy!
Diese Projekt ist einfach Atemberaubend. Was Sie und Ihre Frau geleistet haben ist unglaublich. Geben Sie nichts auf die neider. Sie haben für ihren Traum lange gearbeitet und gespart und nun genießen Sie ihn denn das haben Sie sich verdient.
Whoever said this was easy, was an idiot. In your build video you displayed amazing craftsmanship and engineering skills. It's obvious your skill must come from your profession. For 80.000 this was phenomenal. Considering the engine and kitchen extras you could have done it for around 55.000€ which is crazy for a 4 star hotel on wheels.
I like how he went though each factor
WOW, here in the USA, that kind of RV would cost hundreds of thousands of $$. So, you did Great in my opinion. One part of the equation that people don't put a value to is the fact that you were the one making sure that the work was done correctly. So, great job and an enthusiastic thumbs up!!
Freedom has no price. I really like the style in which you made the interior. Good job!
Amen! Thank you for pointing out that hard work, saving & sacrificing got you there! Enjoy yourself & your family!
Outstanding work! Thanks for the cost breakdown, very interesting. That price is actually pretty good when compared to new motorhomes. 👍👍
The price is VERY good - even with all the cost of the labor he did himself. Great job.
You are rich! The wealth of knowledge you have, a happy family, a project you can be proud of. Not much more one can ask for!
The finished bus is beautiful, modern looking and a wonderful gift to yourself. Enjoy!
Excellent! And as an ex-driver of such vehicles, I envy you, it was a dream of mine to convert a coach and tour 👍
That was actually a lot less than I would have expected.
I saw the "rich" comments, please people don't be jealous because it's makes you shameful, in my country we call it "short eye". Be good and encourage this man that works hard to build this amazing bus and bring you the video so we also can enjoy.
I like you videos and astonished how good the bus build. Keep it and don't sell it.
We are in the bus at the moment, at the last evening of two weeks of holiday in it, and we've enjoyed every moment. Thank you.
Onrust!
You welcome and keep enjoying 👍🏻
Everything is free, even money is free because we go out of this life on empty pockets. The only thing that costs a fortune is when you spent your life unhappy, without love and with no imagination. You people have it all. Thanks so much for the video and your wonderful experience.
You have made a fantastic job of your Bus! Now it's time to enjoy the fruits of your labours. Pay no heed to the ignorant comments made about your personal wealth (or lack of it now the bus is finished!). Like everyone else you have the freedom to do whatever you want with your money. Enjoy your wonderful home on wheels! Looking forward to the travels of 2020.
holy crap that is a good deal. i paid [ paying] that for my house and it's only moved about inches in 20 years.and that's not a good thing. lol. you can go any place and still be home.the cost of an RV that size new is like , a million. and they are made of plastic and paper. and they depreciate by half as soon as you sign the check. working hard is it's own best pay off. if some call you rich, then i say congratulations. kids today need to see more people like yourself. "rich" can be at any income bracket. but it is better earned.
Great video, you didn't owe the explanation to anyone, yet you were so transparent. I loved it, well done and great job, it's beautiful 👏 👏 👏
Super bus heb je zeg! Heel knap gedaan! Het ziet er heerlijk uit ook hoe jullie genieten van de bus samen. Het is jullie gegund :)
I would say that sounds like great value for the size and how well the quality turned out to be. And now the reliability should be quite good as well for years to come.
Amazing, half way through that video when you were running over the 'comments' I was thinking what the poetry said at the end........its interesting for people wanting to follow suit to see how much they may be able to do a conversion for, but calling you rich is such a silly statement regarding money. You have a beautifully built 'hotel quality' motorhome, you can go wherever you wish in the world, you have a loving family around you, and lots of great friends..........'Rich' doesn't come in money form.......its comes in the form of happiness.........you've done a great job, thanks for sharing :-)
This is something I do underline it without any daubt.
Thank you for sharing the total cost . It is a blessing to be able to work & to be able to put together the Coach of your dreams, even better than that to be able to enjoy it with your loved ones, your family, your true richness . God Nless🙏
Beste Onrust, dank voor wederom mooi en inspirerend beeld en luistermateriaal. Wat een supermooie bus en ja je bent rijk als je zo vrij als een vogel bent en tijd doorbrengt met je dierbaren. In alle eerlijkheid vind ik 80 k nog meevallen als je bekijkt hoeveel je er voor terugkrijgt en je het vergelijkt met een nieuwe standaard camper. Jullie bus is makkelijk vier keer groter en compleet op maat en, mag ik zeggen, in stijl ingericht. Pet af voor jullie avontuur en dank dat jullie dit delen.
Это восхитительно! Спасибо за ваши видео, и за русские субтитры особенно! :)
You're welcome. I'll pass it on to Alexey from Ukraine, who does all the translating into Russian for me.
Thank you for that wonderful tour. My dad's family emigrated to Canada from Amstelveen, and I think I am the only one who hasn't been back to visit :-( Someday...
That's nice. Maybe you are interested in seeing more footage of the Amstelveen-part then. It is here in my other channel: th-cam.com/video/_mIGxuZSLUo/w-d-xo.html
Good for you and your family, you have a amazing bus! Thanks for sharing. The wife and I called a 40 foot diesel Motorhome, home sweet home from October 2002 to October 2018 here in America.
Regardless of cost that is beautiful and just how you like it, hard work to set up but now you are free to enjoy. Well done
The beginning freaked me out so much haha watching in the dark on low volume hearing the whisper.
It shows character and humor, and then the poem at the end ... a very enjoyable video from beginning to end.
Thank you so much for inspiring on many levels!
Thank you for sharing this with us. It’s brilliant and I think for what you have achieved with your bus is most excellent. Please continue to enjoy and maybe share the odd video with us
Less then expected, but still a nice chunk of change, but you knowing where everything is if it break is PRICELESS.
Your skills and ingenuity mean the financial outlay was €80000 ! To buy this off the shelf is not possible, but could cost Ten times that amount. And it would still be good value.
Congratulations for creating such a wonderfully versatile vehicle. I hope you, your family and friends are able to enjoy it for many many years to come. Massive respect for your achievements with this project. 🙏
That is one serous machine for $90k. A basic motorhome in the US will cost that (cheapest) and not near the quality of the bus. You did a great job on that one my friend! ATB and Happy Travel!
An overall investment of ~80k Euro? That’s an amazing accomplishment for having a rolling villa! Bravo! It does certainly qualify as ‘rich’ regarding experiences, future fun, and opportunities. One question; what is the MPG or Liters per 100 km? The continued maintenance may also be an interesting topic - everything that moves usually shakes a couple of things loose. You’re clearly a very talented builder - I wonder how busy the bus will keep you. Thank you for sharing your rolling home!
Please read the FAQ: sites.google.com/site/bigbuszz/faq---english
Annual maintenance fluctuates but 1000 is quite normal. Thank you.
Look at all the luxury buses they are showing here on youtube. They cost millions and most of them are not that cosy. And i bet some don't even have the build quality.
Its one of the nicest coaches I've ever seen. Incredibly well thought out. I've owned several Prevost conversions.
So much dedication to do such project! Well deserved, enjoy every second of it!
I have been keeping up with your project! It is amazing! I live in Virginia (USA). My brother and I own a 37' Bounder rear-engine pusher with two slide outs. I personally own a 50' motor vessel. So I love the land and water. You poem touched me enough to write it down. I hope you'll allow me permission to recite it to friends/family as it not only pertains to camping but boating as well. Thank you and all the best and happy travels. BTW - You need to ship her to the USA and tour America!
I love water too. I once owned a boat, a genuine Bayliner, and it might even become a new project of mine. Nice you like my poem - no need for my permission! 😊 Thank you. Touring America doesn't fit into our lives. As it is today we are too much tied to this place to travel for longer periods..
€80,400 what a bargain, considering the bus cost about 50000
@NPC #34254334 Response: Hahaha😂😂😂
Read twice write once....
But I love the double decker concept, it's amazing to have even for a small family... ➡
He paid 400 euros for tv's internet and soundbar. I live also in holland. Just one small tv cost about 500 euros, he have few , dual band router cost minimum100 euros, soundar, cheapest one about 200 euros. So just in that one place is mistake about 1,5k euros. Also painting one element at car cost about 350 euros, whole car is about 2500-3000 euros, and he says it was 5000. No way. Watching his movies from building process and this list, i can easly says that 50k for bus is acceptable, but conversion cost was not 30 but 60-80k. Holland isnt cheap. Fucking 5m cable cost 20 euros where here is hundreds of them.
@@artlew6547 I get your point, but that's what he said... we have to take his word for it, he could have gotten most of the items second hand which is cheaper 💯
@@laserworkstv I will say nothing if he will be true. In another commentary section I discussed with him and told him that it isn't a crime to have money as far you didn't stole it if he have some parts second hand there is also no shame in that! Just simply be real or avoid topic. I don't understand why people touch money topic when they are sensitive about it.
@@artlew6547 well said, it is what it is....
Soo cool! I'd get me one of those! :) -three things: 1- you can use reflection and lights to be able to have a window from your room and have privacy also . And, shorten the blinds, so you can use them in sections...(to me the view is super important!!! at all times, not just during daytime).. 2- Why gas??? use electric! and inductions stove and oven... 3- I'd add 4 cameras with sensors so you can have a complete cover of the outside (but then, the NetherLands are super secure, so no need to.....)
You have done a Beautiful job on your bus! Pay no attention to any nay sayers. My husband and I RV’ed for several years, and our last motorhome cost over $200,000 and was 40 feet long. I know what you mean about picking your campsite carefully. Wewe also towed our Jeep Cherokee behind us, making us even longer. He passed away 5 years ago and I still miss him, and traveling together very much. I’m sure you know what a bargain you have. Hope you enjoy it and life for many, many years to come.
you know I'm a big fan of you, nothing to say just love it
Wonderful as always. Thank you for another Quality video Onrust
Sweet Ride, worth every penny to go and enjoy the weather when you can get the time! OH! the memories.
Отличный проект! Реализация на высшем уровне!
Sentimental attachment aside, What is the value of the RV compared to cost... Especially with it all custom to your needs it is all worth it....
The ending was really Artistic, quality
A bargain at half the price. So much work you have done. Hats off to you!
Handwerkliches Geschick, Kreativität, Fantasie und vieles mehr! Was für eine großartige Leistung! Genießt Euer Leben mit und in diesem hervorragendem Projekt.
Vielleicht wird das ja ne Geschäftsidee?
Danke!
Bisher heißt das Geschäft 'TH-cam'. 😊
Alles andere kostet nur. 😏
Man that music at 2:19 reminded me of tom and jerry. Aah! Good old days
It made me think of docter who
When you say you got a new licence,does that mean you changed the vehicles classification with the dept of motor vehicles, from lots of passengers to RV? or did you have to upgrade your driving licence to a commercial licence owing to the size of the vehicle? Fantastic build, well done.
Yes, it is all about the licence of the vehicle. Not to an RV, but from lots of passengers to less passengers. 😊 It is still a bus, but it went from a total of 90 persons to 11 (=number of seats). Everything above 9 is a bus over here. There is no such thing as a 'commercial licence'. If you have, like me, a bus drivers licence, you can drive it. If you would take 2 seats out (and re-register), it would become a truck, and you would need that licence. Oh and THEN you could even choose to make it into an RV. Thank you! Regards from the Netherlands!
We did everything inside - we spent money!
Now you will be constantly fixing the bus!
AWESOME ....... we have a small caravan but we don’t smoke drink gamble watch tv so we enjoy our hard work like you. Well done excellent video you show us the joy of living
Thats not bad for the great traveling home you now have congrats !!!!!
80K€ for everything was well worth it u have a complete home on wheels
that engine costing 20k was a bummer tho
Assuming the engine was fine, it would cost 60K€ if I had the money to do it I would, im very young maybe in the future from a great inspiration video.
I advise you to do like other people said and installing solar, it can be expensive but then u can go completly offgrid.
Also talking about on the topic of eletric you said the batterys hold for 5 days but how much time to charge ?
Thank you for your comment. The batteries will take a few hours to charge. I'm not sure how many exactly because I never measured..
That's not that bad at all. Especially if you wouldn't happen to have bad luck with the engine. Considering how much new bigger RV's cost here in Europe. I'd most definitely have something like that compared to new RV. Of course there's tons of work involved. But overall, good job. I'm not an RV guy, but really enjoyed to watch these few episodes.
You should be very proud of this project. One of the advantages of doing this all yourself is that you know every square inch of your mobile home, and you will never have to worry about it breaking down if you know your way around it. For sure, if you ever sell it, you will not lose on it.
Thank you. About that last statement: I'm not convinced about that, as I had it quite some time for sale..
over all that was a brilliant price . and most importantly , it was done to your specs .
WHAT!!! New engine costs more than the bus?!!!!
It's not even new, it has been overhauled.
@@forkless Probably x-ray'd. decked, honed, new pistons, rods, rings, gaskets, various plugs, pumps, belts, gears and all balanced. Basically a new engine and likely with a similar warranty.
Before my wife died , she thought me mad that I'd pick up shells , rocks or even wave beaten broken beer bottle made smooth on our walks along the beach or on hikes . She'd say I was a magpie bird , in a different life . Then she left me . Got breast cancer , and once she asked if I could drive her to hospital . She opened the ash tray and found the shells , rocks and bottles made smooth from the waves . And I could tell her the story of the day from each one , she would hold one up and ask . She was surprised I could remember the clothes she was wearing . I don't care of the price of your bus , to watch the adventures of you on the bus , in life , as long as you really live . 😀 is for me . Just be fake be real . And I'll be happy .
For $125,000 Canadian I would love to have this in a heartbeat. I see some of the other buses you show that the owners really take pride in their bus homes love it. You did an awesome job and the end results is just Spectacular !!! all the best to you and your family. Happy Trails !! to you. Cheers!
Thank you! Regards to Canada from the Netherlands!
Спасибо за оченьхороший рассказ.
Чем хорош автодом где хочешь можешь остановиться и отдыхать.
So suprised at the whole cost. I expected something that doubles what you have said. Thank you! Enjoy🥰
Thanks! Regards from the Netherlands!
As a Britain working for the Dutch national airline - this is a staggering project you have totally nailed. Everything automotive related in Holland is at least 30% more expensive in Holland than the UK. Every single part of your project is spot on, (including your English) Were it not for the incredibly bad luck of needing a whole new engine this is actually remarkably good value for money considering that even a VW camper van is 80k plus new. I salute you sir with jealous eyes!
Thank you, thank you. Funny fact: my fellow Dutchmen laugh at me because of my Dutch accent when talking English. I never get remarks about my English from anywhere else in the world... What is it with those *(&^*( Dutch? 😆 Thanks for the compliments on different levels.. 😊 I hope you keep your job working for this company in these uncertain times. 😊👍
@@Onrust1 Kind reply! I'm proud to be blue! I speak fluent Dutch now and am embarking on my first van conversion into a camper... Hence why I found your video but suffice to say if its half the build you managed I'll be chuffed!!
Good luck with the conversion!
(Do you live nearby HQ? Because I do.)
@@Onrust1 I still love in the UK and commute but I have another house in Hoofddorp :)
That sounds good. We live in Amstelveen.
Love the name of that town "winkel"
Is that where Rip is from? Rip Van Winkel?
Not even that expensive honestly, if anyone with a decent job saved for a bit they could do it. People are just stupid... i could see myself doing this in a few years easily...
Indeed, if you don't over-consume (who needs a new smartphone every 2 years that costs a thousand or more in some cases?) and put money aside (invest it gainfully at best!)? Yeah, you can do something like that (especially if you don't have kids and other expensive hobbies!)
perfect video... i followed you more than 2 years but couldnt see this one.. thank you.. have nice days with your family..
How do you mean 'couldn't'? I presume you just missed it? Cheers! Thank you, you too!
@@Onrust1 yes i just missed :)) but now i m opening the notifications for your channel !
Thank you for doing this. I got sick of people asking all about money. I'm happy to know it's doable for anyone and your work is great
Tell Ava I said hi from the Netherlands! 😊
All that super hard work is so worth it....look at the magnificent result....now with Covid 19 on this planet I think you are even positioned better than you ever could...you can go on holidays and not worry about the person sitting next to you on a bus or airplane infecting you....you really have worked so so hard and I hope you truly enjoy the fruits of your labour, I love your work and how you decorated the bus....so so worth it. CONGRATULATIONS & ENJOY.
In AUD that works out at about $130k - pretty good value considering I paid $125k for an old Greyhound bus converted - had the same sort of fit-out as yours, not quite as good as your but that was 2005. Wonderful time, easy to drive, had trailer with 4WD on it 26tonnes all up. Enjoy it, you worked hard for it, it will last the rest of your lifetime. About 4-5 kms to litre
behalve dat jullie natuurlijk een fantastische dubbeldekker woon-reis-plek hebben gemaakt, moet ik zeker een compliment maken voor de prachtige edit van deze video.. Behalve het hoge Shakespeare gehalte van de gesproken teksten, de superleuke montage van de muziekstukken, en vooral dat Lizst helemaal tot de laatste noot is uitgespeeld. Prachtige beelden, een genot om naar te kijken. En dit allemaal om 6 uur in de ochtend. direct maar geabonneerd !
Bedankt voor het compliment! Ik ben blij dat het tenminste iemand opvalt hoeveel tijd hier in zit. Ben er vrij letterlijk maanden mee bezig geweest... Maar het was dan ook wel erg leuk om te doen.. 😊
@@Onrust1 ja het was opmerkelijk om te zien hoe je de hoempapa muziek liet doorlopen, en ook de Hungarian Rhapsody tot het einde liet doorlopen.. prachtige timing. maar ook de gesproken teksten die volgens mij geinspireerd werden door de midsomernight dream . ja het moet echt enorm veel tijd gekost hebben om zo een prachtig resultaat te krijgen... Overigens.. ik zal ook het bouwfilmpje van de bus, en ik vond de montage van Stan Laurel en Olivier Hardy ook geniaal... vooral dat stukje met die lachstuipen en.... wat zal mijn vrouw ervan vinden !!.. ga alsjeblieft zo door.. ik ga nu ook de andere films op mijn gemak bekijken. super. en dank voor je commentaar.
An equivalent RV its about $500,000 the big jump happens when you go 2 floors...
Unbelievable, that for sure its a monumental project to keep a man entertained! Bravo!
Everyone forgets to mention the cost of the labor you put into the bus. So $80,000 plus the labor would really put the cost up there. You saved so much doing all that work yourself. You are very skilled at so many things. Good for you. It is nothing in the US for an RV to cost $300,000 to $500,000. You definitely have a bargain in that beautiful bus, even including the large amount of time you invested in doing the labor yourself.
It is ok for such a big bus home. You are a cool man. Bravo, sir!
You really deserve what you achieved! Great Job and truly inspiring!
i have learned to speak dutch thanks to this video: 💃💃
mui - beautiful
kardina - curtains
shdawp - dust
mosiek - mosaic
wazzafeist - watertight or waterproof
kaikapstok - wardrobe
muiy - beautiful
also i loved the poem at the end hahahah 😂😂😂😂
Ohhh... You have to be very careful about that, because Byke speaks in this video a weird kind of mix of Dutch and German - because of the of-camera presence of the German owner of that vehicle. So yes, mooi is beautiful in Dutch, but wasserfest is watertight in German!
@Onrust! oh thats hilarious this is gona require some reexamination 😂😂😂
Great videos. Seems like a reasonable price for such a project. Added to all that you live in a beautiful country even though it’s small. I often visit in my motorhome and I find most Dutch people, especially people who enjoy camping and travelling to be very friendly. Keep well and travel safely.
Exellent work! Fantastic build and, a wonderful poem at the end that says what rv-life really means! Congratulations.
Wow €80 000 is a really good price for that RV. And that's because you did it yourself. You obviously have a lot of skills and knowledge. Incredible, well done. I'm pretty sure it's worth far more than that but most importantly you have a beautiful and unique home away from home for you and your family to enjoy together. That makes you rich 🙂
Great Job! If it wasn’t for the engine, it could have been less but you guys were all in. And now you can live life the way you want to. Enjoy
I never realized before how much Dutch sounds like German! I understood so much of what she was saying!
You're not the first to point this out, but you've got to be careful, because Byke speaks in this video a weird kind of mix of Dutch and German - because of the off-camera presence of the German owner of that vehicle.
80k is a bargain. If you buy one of these motorhome new, you'll be easy shelling out a 100k and you won't even have 2 decks to live on!
If you calculate how much you'll save on vacations, not having to buy plane tickets for the whole family, pay for accommodation and whatnot, you'll actually be a lot cheaper in the long run and you can stay wherever the f*ck you want...
Marvelous job, my friend, absolutely splendid work! I can't imagine the joy of seeing something like this come to fruition out of you own hands.
Thank you. It's right that vacations are cheaper, but running costs are not to be underestimated. I pay about 4000 a year.. Safe storage is the biggest cost.
First I love your videos. It's doesn't matter what you spend on your bus as long as you enjoy it. Bravo I want one too.
I am about to pull the trigger on a Vanhool B10M, this has been a dream of a life time and it is very close to coming true! I am beyond excited to get started.
That's nice. Where are you based? I wish you lots of success!
@@Onrust1 I am in the North East of England near Newcastle, Thank you it means a lot! Electrics is what I'm worried about the most.
Maybe you should hookup with Phillip, he is a nice guy, also from the UK, and just converted a VanHool: th-cam.com/users/appledore92videos
@@Onrust1 Cool! Thank you, I'll have a look
Génial, j'adore.Merci pour ce partage de qualité. Amazing, I love,Thank's for this quality share. Jérôme from south of France
As a Hollander who has never lived in Holland, still speak the language, this was epic for me. Born in South Africa to Dutch parents, now in America for 43 years!, I always wanted to see more of Holland, you showed me a small portion, thank you very much. Great conversion, the question is not what it cost you, but what would you sell it for?
That's nice to hear. You might be interested in the uncut versions of us traveling through Holland, those are in this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLS89arGnLSJohNbrt34qENo3mreUUhazN.html
We'd sell it for 100K euro.
Subbed. You are like a real life Superman for doing most of the work. Congratulations
Thanks for the sub, Ben! Thank you.
I just watched your rv making video and realized you are so hardworking and amazing
Well thank you for that compliment, most kind. 😊