Hey friends! I love how many of you asked for a tour of my van! I'd love to make more van content: things I'd do differently, budget breakdown, planned upgrades, etc. What do you think? Do you want to see more of Vincent Van Go? Comment below! - Miranda
Definitely add more! I always wanted to do a Van setup but always scared off by these super expensive and complicated builds online. This sort of build is something I could actually see myself doing. Nice job!
absolutely. I've been following lots of Van Lifers - and there's so much Van Envy, and one guy, is accumulating so much merch and crap...he's a bit of a contradiction. I guess that if you start off as a hiker, you retain the "only if I can carry it" ethos.
Love the fact that it's not an Instagram / #Vanlife situation. Those things cost a shitload of money and are not really attainable for the average person. Vincent Van Go is not a vanity project, but practical. He IS attainable, AND gets the job done!
Coming in a year late, but I’m just rediscovering backpacking and bingeing Miranda in the Wild! Onto my point, for the map…scratch your own map. Scratch it how you want. Just like everyone hike’s their own hike!
Vince is everything you want/need in a camping companion; doesn't care about dirt, helps without complaining, never questions the journey or destination, and is more useful than a first impression suggests 👍😁
I love seeing your van! It's so much more realistic than what most people on social media have. I really don't know how most people can afford the vans that they have! Vincent is way closer to what I'd end up with. He's great. :)
An idea we got from our daughter who is a sailing enthusiast is to use those very mini hammocks for storage. They can be found at nautical equipment stores.
this is honestly the coolest van tours I have ever seen-- most I have watched before are completely unrealistic in terms of what I would be able to afford and do with a van for myself. thank you for making a realistic and funny video-- loved it
I have a 96 Astro and I live on Vancouver island. It is still a passenger van but I want to make into a weekend or week long warrior, lol. I am 62 and have dogs too. I just love your simple build and you have given me inspiration to just get started. I hope to do a bit of traveling next year so fingers crossed nothing stops this dream. Stay safe Miranda and thanks!
I love that you are so proud of Vince and not trying to be like all the high end social media people. It’s you, and that’s what matters. Great job 👍🏻 you are becoming one of my new favorite channels.
The starry night drape between the front seats in the back is very cool I had that in my vehicle for a long time but I was a kid I saw the actual painting it was the only thing I ever saw that I could feel it was only a painting. This is simply an elaborate thank you.
I know this video is about a month old but If you still need a solution to the ceiling insulation I would recommend the insulation sheets stuck up there with a product called Locite Power Grab. Works amazingly well and it won’t fall down
For me this is the true van life. I also enjoy looking at cute vans on social media but if I were to do this myself I would definitely choose a simpler build like this. It’s more raw and gives you that adventure vibe
I'm totally digging the van life on the cheap! I'm working on rigging out a 1992 old truck with a commercial canopy on the back to be my little stealthy DIY adventure mobile. I'm excited about looking like a work truck, but being able to totally glamp inside when I want/need to. Always inspirational to see stuff like this! Thanks for sharing it.
Just wanna say that I’ve really enjoyed the Miranda series! You’re perfect amount of quirkiness and the make the videos so fun to watch. I’ve learned a lot and been really inspired. More Nala videos please! I’m hoping to start hiking and backpacking with my dog.
Awesome! Nice you know you don't need much for a van life! And the Astro is a great choice for a budget van. Looks comfy and nice that your building this to fulfill your needs and what will work for you. Scratch off maps sound like a really fun Idea! so keep it fun and make it to what will remind you of your amazing journey, But if it bugs you, get a second one for your van.Thanks for the amazing inspirational content. Aww I am an artist working in the studios out in LA for kids programming I would love to send you a personal art piece. Just let me know where to send.
Thank you Miranda! I appreciate your honesty about a lot of it being inexpensive as I can't afford that typical picture-perfect, dream van. I love the simplicity of it and how it works really well for you!
I've been waiting for your van tour. I love the simplicity. As for your scratch off map, it's your map, you can do whatever you want with it. I can't understand why people try to dictate what you should and shouldn't do.
You did good on Vinny. Your technique on the D.Y.I. van is very inventive. Digging the grid wall cuz you can configure it different ways. Curious....do you stay warm in there? Would love to see if you will incorporate a shower in there some how. Great job as always.
I know for my husband and I we collect some little state magnets. Even though he's been to most of the states, we only have ones we've been to together. I'd say it'd be the same for you and Vince, but it's still up to you. By the say you're amazing, keep doing what you're doing :)
Love how authentic this is! Especially compared to all those "look how perfect my van is!" - videos. THIS is how van life should be! I value my car so much more than I probably would value a new flawless one.
Love the van . thinking of doing the same thing. Definitely use camping equipment as you do . pots pan's ECT. Love your videos. You make the REI video's more down to earth and interesting. Thanks for the tour of your van .
The opening shot was a real eye catcher! Much more finished and homey than I was expecting. I could wait out a storm in that and not go bonkers. I do like the sweet little techno tricks to save space and provide storage and comfort.
I have a Ford Transit Connect that I use for field work and I’ve always wanted to convert it but never felt like I could based on all the other conversions I’ve seen. This video inspired me to make my van into a more manageable conversion. Thank you!!!
Love how down to earth and real world this van is as alot of them on here have had lots of money or free stuff from sponsors thrown at them. Best thing in the van is the doggie lol Love it👍😃🏴
Thanks for the tour. Your efforts have produced something that's very innovative, and brimming with clever ideas, and adaptations... happy camping .. Cheers.
Love the simplicity of your van! U shud put layer of reflectix above your fabric ceiling that wud help and give it the air space u need to make reflectix work.
I was here for the awesome content... Now I'm staying for the vegan cookbook! (I'm actually writing my own vegan backpacking cookbook for stoveless and cold soaking - due out Christmas?) Thanks for the great video Miranda!
Great intro to your van! Can you show us how you set up for cooking and dining? Do you have a folding table and chairs when you set up camp? Do you guys use an awning?
Really enjoyed seeing Vince! Everything is so well thought-out, nothing extra you don't need, and your DIY projects are great. I'm interested in knowing if you're set up for cold weather (portable heater), if you've taken long trips or just use it as a sub for tenting, what type of auto repair kit you carry, and where/how you store all your hiking gear like backpacks and such. Ever considered adding a roof rack and/or hard box on top for a kayak, skis, fuel cans, etc? I've always used a tent and am not quite ready for a travel trailer, but luckily am short enough to sleep in the back of my FJ Cruiser if I need to! lol Anyhoo, always excited to see another Miranda vid posted and would love to see more about your van! PS Just realized I could seriously stealth in my mom's Dodge Caravan with just a few mods. It looks like crap but has a great engine and tires, an no one would take a second look at just another tan van. :-)
I'm up for more van content. Great job on Vincent Van Go so far. Carpentry and magnets are a critical addition to my grad studies dorm room right now, game respects game.
Would love to hear more about adjustments you make for different weather and seasons. Do you use Vincent in four seasons or does he get to sit out the winter? Do you have an awning or anything to extend the space when it’s raining?
Great suggestions! He's a year-round travel van, but at just over a year old (to me) I'm still figuring out best practices. I am working on a DIY awning for the back doors! Maybe I'll make a video about that? - Miranda
I’m in the middle of my Van built it’s an old cable van bed similar to your design received some material free and bought cheap paneling for the rest my floor was given free bed and batteries most expensive all the rest went to mechanical but Babe runs and sleeps well, I really like what you have done.
What a great van! One suggestion though...It would take very little effort to split the hinged top to your kitchen storage in half or thirds so you can access storage underneath without completely clearing the top off. Love you vids, thank you for sharing and looking forward to more!
Sweet van. It's awesome how functional everything is. "rough and ready" vibes. Love it! Can you do an episode on your vegan camp cooking recipes? (apologies if you already have)
😲You caught me! To be fair, it was BRAND NEW and never used!! Definitely an essential that will get it's own hook in a more, ahem, suitable spot. - Miranda
Budget vans are far more realistic to most people. It's about stripping life back to the necessities in my eyes, not putting every mod con onto 4 wheels. My most budget van was an old Vauxhall Combo that I paid £60 for. The bed and side table was built from the scrap wood that was in the back of the van when I bought it. I bought refletix foil to line the inside and was then given some laminate underlay foam about 10mm thick which I finished off the insulating with. I lived in it throughout a winter with lows easily touching -12°c. That van lasted me 5500 miles before it gave up. It allowed me to live in the English lake district, one of the most beautiful places I have ever lived during my years of dirtbagging
LOVE the magnetic reflectix window panels... oddly I have some (a lot) of left over reflectix, and some button magnets... I may just have to make some of my own window panels.
Love it! My partner and I just built out a small super budget van named Appa (the 10 ton flying bison). The biggest challenge we have in our van is where to keep our cooler. Where do you store cold food / a cooler?
Love the name! We keep a small cooler at the back of the van, but when we have crashpads (for bouldering) in the van, we instead keep it between the front seats. - Miranda
My wife, daughter, and I are fans (and camp in vans)! If y'all ever need a place to park, I have some mostly forested acreage exactly half way between Seattle and Snoqualmie Pass. Zip lines and ropes swings on property, about to start building a pavilion, rope bridge, and a climbing wall, too. Come give me some of your excellent ideas.
really like the simple/just what you need type design. I'd love to see more on building it on a budget! ONLY if it comes with those sweet sound effects though. :)
Are you planning on adding an awning? My brother has a 92 dodge van that he's added a roof rack with a roof box, an awning and a platform that can be used to get into the roof box or he says it also works great to sit on the roof enjoy a view and have a beer.
I am working on a DIY awning for the back doors! Definitely considering a roof box, and I love the idea of a platform for enjoying the view. Thanks for the suggestions! - Miranda
@@rei Can't wait to hopefully see more van updates! You could always get another scratch off map for the Vincent. For my Subaru, roof box and cooler I've been getting a bumper sticker and sticking it on the roof box and cooler every time we go somewhere new. The car and roof box have been to 8 states my cooler 9 because my brother borrowed it and took it to a new state.
I watched this, then larked off for a look at the build blog posts over on REI dot com. Totally looks like something I can do! Now, if only vanlife hadn't driven up the cost of vans.
catchy name for your van. i like it. i like your dog to. i just found your post here. hm kind of makes me want to have a special getaway vehicle to make into a getaway camp vehicle....
Totally love it! Well done with nice backround.Maybe one inspirational thing: did you ever tested it, when the light is behind the top fabric? In my view this could be really comfi. Great wishes 😊
Hey friends! I love how many of you asked for a tour of my van! I'd love to make more van content: things I'd do differently, budget breakdown, planned upgrades, etc. What do you think? Do you want to see more of Vincent Van Go? Comment below! - Miranda
love the pun
Definitely add more! I always wanted to do a Van setup but always scared off by these super expensive and complicated builds online. This sort of build is something I could actually see myself doing. Nice job!
Definitely!
"Definitely, those are really good"
Nice & simple. That’s the first slide out bed I’ve seen that actually looks hefty enough to hold 2 people & a dog. Happy camping.
This sort of hand made on a very tight budget van is infinitely more charming than some picture perfect instagram thing. Give me Vincent any day
absolutely. I've been following lots of Van Lifers - and there's so much Van Envy, and one guy, is accumulating so much merch and crap...he's a bit of a contradiction. I guess that if you start off as a hiker, you retain the "only if I can carry it" ethos.
Vincent Van Go.... the name is the best part of this video! 😆 I’d also love to see the recipe book.
Thank you!! Maybe I'll share it in the future 😋- Miranda
@@rei Please do it would be awesome
Yeah
That is a genius pun...and the fact they gave us 5 mins to figure it out👌
Love the fact that it's not an Instagram / #Vanlife situation. Those things cost a shitload of money and are not really attainable for the average person. Vincent Van Go is not a vanity project, but practical. He IS attainable, AND gets the job done!
Cozy comfy and simple functional purpose. Nice & works for me. Thanks for sharing!😊
I love the 'Miranda in the Wild' series. You give me good vibes, plus informative videos. Keep up the good work.
Coming in a year late, but I’m just rediscovering backpacking and bingeing Miranda in the Wild! Onto my point, for the map…scratch your own map. Scratch it how you want. Just like everyone hike’s their own hike!
Vince is everything you want/need in a camping companion; doesn't care about dirt, helps without complaining, never questions the journey or destination, and is more useful than a first impression suggests 👍😁
Well said! Vince has been a great travel companion, even when I give this van a hard time :D - Miranda
A normal person setting up a van!! Love it
It’s nice to see a van tour that is more realistic for us campers on a budget
I LOVED this. Practical, real-life, the anti-social media #vanlife. Miranda is interesting, funny, and charming.
More Miranda anti-#vanlife !
I love seeing your van! It's so much more realistic than what most people on social media have. I really don't know how most people can afford the vans that they have! Vincent is way closer to what I'd end up with. He's great. :)
Van goals, right there. Super simple but functional and looks super homey. I'm jealous of your carpentry skills.
An idea we got from our daughter who is a sailing enthusiast is to use those very mini hammocks for storage. They can be found at nautical equipment stores.
this is honestly the coolest van tours I have ever seen-- most I have watched before are completely unrealistic in terms of what I would be able to afford and do with a van for myself. thank you for making a realistic and funny video-- loved it
I have been hoping you would make a video about your van. Vincent is amazing! So cute and functional!
Thank you so much, Olivia! I think so, too 😊- Miranda
I have a 96 Astro and I live on Vancouver island. It is still a passenger van but I want to make into a weekend or week long warrior, lol. I am 62 and have dogs too. I just love your simple build and you have given me inspiration to just get started. I hope to do a bit of traveling next year so fingers crossed nothing stops this dream. Stay safe Miranda and thanks!
We hope your preparation goes well! Happy travels 🌎🚗
I love that you are so proud of Vince and not trying to be like all the high end social media people. It’s you, and that’s what matters. Great job 👍🏻 you are becoming one of my new favorite channels.
Great van. Vincent van go....marvelous. Been enjoying the series so far, so much energy and info. Thank You.
Glad you enjoy it! - Miranda
The starry night drape between the front seats in the back is very cool I had that in my vehicle for a long time but I was a kid I saw the actual painting it was the only thing I ever saw that I could feel it was only a painting. This is simply an elaborate thank you.
I know this video is about a month old but If you still need a solution to the ceiling insulation I would recommend the insulation sheets stuck up there with a product called Locite Power Grab. Works amazingly well and it won’t fall down
Nice. Cool to see a realistic van build.
Thanks Owen! - Miranda
ABSOLUTELY scratch off everywhere YOU’VE been. You’re van would appreciate knowing and aspire to take you more place! 🙌
For me this is the true van life. I also enjoy looking at cute vans on social media but if I were to do this myself I would definitely choose a simpler build like this. It’s more raw and gives you that adventure vibe
I'm totally digging the van life on the cheap! I'm working on rigging out a 1992 old truck with a commercial canopy on the back to be my little stealthy DIY adventure mobile. I'm excited about looking like a work truck, but being able to totally glamp inside when I want/need to. Always inspirational to see stuff like this! Thanks for sharing it.
Just wanna say that I’ve really enjoyed the Miranda series! You’re perfect amount of quirkiness and the make the videos so fun to watch. I’ve learned a lot and been really inspired. More Nala videos please! I’m hoping to start hiking and backpacking with my dog.
Awesome! Nice you know you don't need much for a van life! And the Astro is a great choice for a budget van. Looks comfy and nice that your building this to fulfill your needs and what will work for you. Scratch off maps sound like a really fun Idea! so keep it fun and make it to what will remind you of your amazing journey, But if it bugs you, get a second one for your van.Thanks for the amazing inspirational content. Aww I am an artist working in the studios out in LA for kids programming I would love to send you a personal art piece. Just let me know where to send.
That Van Gogh curtain was the only piece of flair you needed! Way to Gogh Miranda ❤️
Thank you Miranda! I appreciate your honesty about a lot of it being inexpensive as I can't afford that typical picture-perfect, dream van. I love the simplicity of it and how it works really well for you!
I'm about to buy a 2003 Chevy Astro tomorrow! It's no where near ready but I'm homeless as of Tuesday.
I've been waiting for your van tour. I love the simplicity. As for your scratch off map, it's your map, you can do whatever you want with it. I can't understand why people try to dictate what you should and shouldn't do.
I wonder if Van Gogh could ever have imagined this wonderful van would be named after him.
Hey! I'm also interested in Miranda's book of vegan recipes!
You did good on Vinny. Your technique on the D.Y.I. van is very inventive. Digging the grid wall cuz you can configure it different ways. Curious....do you stay warm in there? Would love to see if you will incorporate a shower in there some how. Great job as always.
Miranda is the best! Love these videos. I want to see the Vegan Camping Cookbook recipes!
This is actually perfect! I'm on a tight budget and something like this is what I've been planning!
I know for my husband and I we collect some little state magnets. Even though he's been to most of the states, we only have ones we've been to together.
I'd say it'd be the same for you and Vince, but it's still up to you. By the say you're amazing, keep doing what you're doing :)
Love how authentic this is! Especially compared to all those "look how perfect my van is!" - videos. THIS is how van life should be! I value my car so much more than I probably would value a new flawless one.
Love the van . thinking of doing the same thing. Definitely use camping equipment as you do . pots pan's ECT. Love your videos. You make the REI video's more down to earth and interesting. Thanks for the tour of your van .
The opening shot was a real eye catcher! Much more finished and homey than I was expecting. I could wait out a storm in that and not go bonkers. I do like the sweet little techno tricks to save space and provide storage and comfort.
Love the vans name. Your van, your map, your map rules! Awesome!
I have a Ford Transit Connect that I use for field work and I’ve always wanted to convert it but never felt like I could based on all the other conversions I’ve seen. This video inspired me to make my van into a more manageable conversion. Thank you!!!
Go for it! Small conversions are fun! - Miranda
Love how down to earth and real world this van is as alot of them on here have had lots of money or free stuff from sponsors thrown at them.
Best thing in the van is the doggie lol
Love it👍😃🏴
Thanks for the tour. Your efforts have produced something that's very innovative, and brimming with clever ideas, and adaptations... happy camping .. Cheers.
You should have brought out the collapsable silicone kettle. I have one too and its amazeballs. Love the van build!
Love the simplicity of your van! U shud put layer of reflectix above your fabric ceiling that wud help and give it the air space u need to make reflectix work.
YES!!!!!! I’ve been waiting for this video for so long! Thanks Miranda
You are so welcome!! Thanks for watching! - Miranda
I never expected a Van tour. Thanks Miranda. I love the card from your Mom, very nice.
Miranda!! You must cut off the excess part of the screws on the kitchen board, because you will get seriously injured one day. 3:50
😬I was hoping no one would notice! - Miranda
I was here for the awesome content... Now I'm staying for the vegan cookbook! (I'm actually writing my own vegan backpacking cookbook for stoveless and cold soaking - due out Christmas?) Thanks for the great video Miranda!
Exciting! What a great idea! I'll be checking that out for sure. Thanks for watching! - Miranda
Great intro to your van! Can you show us how you set up for cooking and dining? Do you have a folding table and chairs when you set up camp? Do you guys use an awning?
Great suggestion! I'll see what I can do for the next video! - Miranda
Really enjoyed seeing Vince! Everything is so well thought-out, nothing extra you don't need, and your DIY projects are great. I'm interested in knowing if you're set up for cold weather (portable heater), if you've taken long trips or just use it as a sub for tenting, what type of auto repair kit you carry, and where/how you store all your hiking gear like backpacks and such. Ever considered adding a roof rack and/or hard box on top for a kayak, skis, fuel cans, etc? I've always used a tent and am not quite ready for a travel trailer, but luckily am short enough to sleep in the back of my FJ Cruiser if I need to! lol Anyhoo, always excited to see another Miranda vid posted and would love to see more about your van! PS Just realized I could seriously stealth in my mom's Dodge Caravan with just a few mods. It looks like crap but has a great engine and tires, an no one would take a second look at just another tan van. :-)
Amazing episode. I am so glad that you started doing this!
That is my favorite Van Gogh.
The Starry Night , love it!!!
Simple, practical design. Well done.
I'm up for more van content.
Great job on Vincent Van Go so far. Carpentry and magnets are a critical addition to my grad studies dorm room right now, game respects game.
Inspired by yours, I went and got a van myself - and named her after Vincent's sister Wilhelmina. Yes, my van's name is Wil Van Gogh.
This is my FAV video of yours - love it!
Keep the awesome content coming!!
Thank you! Will do! - Miranda
Starry night, very nice.
I think you should do whatever you want with the scratch off map. It's your map, gosh darn!
Would love to hear more about adjustments you make for different weather and seasons. Do you use Vincent in four seasons or does he get to sit out the winter? Do you have an awning or anything to extend the space when it’s raining?
Great suggestions! He's a year-round travel van, but at just over a year old (to me) I'm still figuring out best practices. I am working on a DIY awning for the back doors! Maybe I'll make a video about that? - Miranda
I’m in the middle of my Van built it’s an old cable van bed similar to your design received some material free and bought cheap paneling for the rest my floor was given free bed and batteries most expensive all the rest went to mechanical but Babe runs and sleeps well, I really like what you have done.
What a great van! One suggestion though...It would take very little effort to split the hinged top to your kitchen storage in half or thirds so you can access storage underneath without completely clearing the top off. Love you vids, thank you for sharing and looking forward to more!
It's simple and perfect! I love the little piece of art from you mom, so great!
Love your van. Done just right. Hope Vincent takes you on many trips.
Ooooh I'd love to know more about that recipe book
Sweet van! I got a 40 ft school bus that is converted that i travel around with.
It’s perfect because it fit a budget and if you can use on seasonal time
Vince is awesome! (So is Nala)
Thank you! They're both great travel buddies! - Miranda
What did Vince cost you? Would love to see more vegan recipes!
Sweet van. It's awesome how functional everything is. "rough and ready" vibes. Love it! Can you do an episode on your vegan camp cooking recipes? (apologies if you already have)
Love it! And you are right about the scratch map, by the way. :)
Thank you for making the adventure van video!! Great content and oh so helpful :)
You are such a cutie...gosh darn it! Keep the videos coming....so informative and entertaining. Don’t break too long.
These videos are great. Excellent series.
Thank you so much! - Miranda
A Kula Cloth......IN THE KITCHEN??? Lol def need a hook somewhere else for that but I'd totally consider that an essential item for a van :)
😲You caught me! To be fair, it was BRAND NEW and never used!! Definitely an essential that will get it's own hook in a more, ahem, suitable spot. - Miranda
Budget vans are far more realistic to most people. It's about stripping life back to the necessities in my eyes, not putting every mod con onto 4 wheels.
My most budget van was an old Vauxhall Combo that I paid £60 for. The bed and side table was built from the scrap wood that was in the back of the van when I bought it. I bought refletix foil to line the inside and was then given some laminate underlay foam about 10mm thick which I finished off the insulating with. I lived in it throughout a winter with lows easily touching -12°c.
That van lasted me 5500 miles before it gave up. It allowed me to live in the English lake district, one of the most beautiful places I have ever lived during my years of dirtbagging
LOVE the magnetic reflectix window panels... oddly I have some (a lot) of left over reflectix, and some button magnets... I may just have to make some of my own window panels.
I think the van looks great! So cool to have for adventures.
Miranda definitely did an awesome job with it! Thanks for watching. 😁
Your doggo is sooooo behave.
Love it! My partner and I just built out a small super budget van named Appa (the 10 ton flying bison). The biggest challenge we have in our van is where to keep our cooler. Where do you store cold food / a cooler?
Love the name! We keep a small cooler at the back of the van, but when we have crashpads (for bouldering) in the van, we instead keep it between the front seats. - Miranda
My wife, daughter, and I are fans (and camp in vans)! If y'all ever need a place to park, I have some mostly forested acreage exactly half way between Seattle and Snoqualmie Pass. Zip lines and ropes swings on property, about to start building a pavilion, rope bridge, and a climbing wall, too. Come give me some of your excellent ideas.
Your place sounds amazing! Look out - I might take you up on that offer! - Miranda
@@rei Anytime!
really like the simple/just what you need type design. I'd love to see more on building it on a budget! ONLY if it comes with those sweet sound effects though. :)
RELEASE THE COOK BOOK ❤️
Fantastic!! Thanks for showing us 👍🏼
Very nice! It's the type of van build that I want to do!
Really nice tour and a great job on the van.
Bev Doolittle art would fit in your van beautifully
Are you planning on adding an awning? My brother has a 92 dodge van that he's added a roof rack with a roof box, an awning and a platform that can be used to get into the roof box or he says it also works great to sit on the roof enjoy a view and have a beer.
I am working on a DIY awning for the back doors! Definitely considering a roof box, and I love the idea of a platform for enjoying the view. Thanks for the suggestions! - Miranda
@@rei Can't wait to hopefully see more van updates!
You could always get another scratch off map for the Vincent.
For my Subaru, roof box and cooler I've been getting a bumper sticker and sticking it on the roof box and cooler every time we go somewhere new. The car and roof box have been to 8 states my cooler 9 because my brother borrowed it and took it to a new state.
Best name for a van ever!!!!!!!! Hahah
I watched this, then larked off for a look at the build blog posts over on REI dot com. Totally looks like something I can do! Now, if only vanlife hadn't driven up the cost of vans.
first. view-never happened before, thank you for making my favorite outdoors content! :)
Glad you enjoyed it! - Miranda
I need that van Gogh curtain in my van, just saying 🤙
Thanks Miranda! 🤘🏼👌🏼🥳
catchy name for your van. i like it. i like your dog to. i just found your post here. hm kind of makes me want to have a special getaway vehicle to make into a getaway camp vehicle....
Totally love it! Well done with nice backround.Maybe one inspirational thing: did you ever tested it, when the light is behind the top fabric? In my view this could be really comfi. Great wishes 😊
Weird. I visited the Vincent Van Gogh exhibit here in Toronto this afternoon and then this video pops up!
I timed it that way 😉Hope you enjoyed the exhibit, and the video! - Miranda
Good stuff. Ballin on a budget.
I legitimately laughed pretty hard when you said Vincent Van Go.
finally a realistic van build