I lived in my 5th wheel with my two dogs after my husband passed. I thought it would be hard going from a 3 bedroom house but once you downsize is so wonderful
Sorry for your loss. I hope you enjoy your new life's decision. I am looking to do this myself with my mom and my pom-chi. We are both older and don't need much and I love to travel.
t c so very sorry for your loss I don’t know what I do if I lost my husband is truly the love of my life I think that sometimes I would sell our trailer and take my poodle he loves to travel if you ever have a TH-cam channel let me know I would love to see your ventures I pray that you’re happy I know how it feels to love someone so hard I pray that you’re OK
Stove-☑️ Oven-☑️(impressive) Deep sink-☑️ Stretchable water hose☑️ Compose toilet☑️ Fridge with freezer ☑️ Bed☑️ Closet☑️ Lounge area☑️ Cabinet/storage☑️ Dog☑️☑️ You two have put the smartest layout for camper truck out there...some camper van dont even hv toilet.
My girlfriend and I traveled through every state in the lower 48 last winter after graduating from college. Our home was a '95 Fleetwood Elkhorn (9ft) on a long box '97 Dodge 2500 Cummins. It took us about four months :) We stayed in Walmart parking lots, truck stops, rest areas, and free campsites most of the way. Incredible experience, and now we can say that we lived together in a camper for four months, and drove it through the heart of most of the biggest cities in the US. The roof peeled back three times, the bed got wet from a few downpours in the south, and the pipes froze when we ran out of propane on an 8 degree night in Vermont. Nothing quite like traveling with your house on your back :)
I love your little home on wheels! You've utilized the space really well and it feels so cosy. Plus you have a shower and toilet! Your doggie is adorable. 😍
I am loving your RV camper because it looks so much bigger on the inside then it does the outside and from the looks of things you got a lot of hidden gems in there y'all built that very well together I hope you all keep safe and being able to being travel is a good thing....
Haven't heard the Fliteway name in years! A buddy's dad had one just as I was getting out of high school back in the '70s. Great video. Love the dog. Continued safe travels.
Love those old retro campers! Back in the '80s I traveled from Virginia to Kansas and back in a camper just like this over a two week period......it was a blast!
This was an excellent video showing the nooks and grannies! And I must compliment you sir, your lovely wife is absolutely beautiful and I love hearing her talk and explaining things. Just a sweet warm wonderful kind beautiful lady! And for the guy that does not like the sound of her voice, well he needs to go outside somewhere and listen to the sound of a chainsaw running or something, hahaha! Best wishes in your travels, please stay safe always and you and your beautiful wife enjoy your time to get! :-)
Very cool. We've considered a truck camper, we've currently got a heavy 30footer. I think I'd run a shower hose out of the old sewer line. Buy a little hinge door at any camping place and put in an outdoor shower. If you are at the beach you could wash the sand off your feet, or put up one of those outdoor shower tent things.
This reminds me of a cabover i bought 16 yrs ago for $200.00. It was 16 ft long and i ended up pitting hellwig helper springs on my '87 3/4 ton. After a complete overhaul, that camper was worth every penny and hours of time dedicated to the rebuild. Glad to see someone else has the same passion as i did
Hey guys! Love your videos. The camper has two legs on the drivers side because of the extra weight of appliances etc. on that side. Also y’all should set up a patreon page so you can get sponsorship from your viewers to help fund you. Also set up a Vimeo page.
Hey there. I'm impressed with how much functionality you have squeezed in to your camper. Really impressive. Everything ... including the kitchen sink ! The amount of storage options, the still functioning furnace, air conditioning, two hatches for cross ventilation including a fantastic fan, and OVEN (FFS !) with proper burners on the stove top (with hood vent), composting loo( was that on demand water heating too? ) and showering option. I am blown away by how well you have thought about the mechanics of actually living (and eating) well and in comfort regardless of the weather outside. Well done. The fairy lights are a great idea - you are right about the homey glow. People tend to overlook the importance of ambient lighting ... it makes such a difference to the 'feel' of a place. It's all about the mood lighting right! Thank you for the tour. The outside tour could have supplied a wee bit more info eg the materials the camper was constructed with (skin and insulation), how many solar panels , amp hours, battery type etc and how you had utilised the cab of your truck. I was also curious. .. did you install a fan at the back of it for venting your loo ... I noticed it was piped up to the roof. I thought you might have used the old black water 'hole' you covered to vent and installed a fan at the back of the loo. I guess venting at roof height minimises any 'back draft'! Also wondering where you store your generator ... you mentioned needing it if you need the furnace.
@@BrtaTigrCatQween63 my uncle has a 92 with zero rust and +320k miles on it and it still has the original engine and transmission. I've never understood the Chevy's are junk comments, seems like if you take care of them they last forever.
With the very high cost of living in most parts of the U.S. this is a good way to live while you enjoy traveling...way to go you two congratulations! thanks for sharing. I myself have been living rent and mortgage free since 2008....love it!
Pretty sure you'll still need to have a source of income - a job/passive income to sustain you. Doing this type of lifestyle just prevents paying for rent or mortgage. Id rather do this as a single person or a couple - no kids, rather than stress out about paying for bills. High amounts of monthly payments keep people broke and stressed.
I was a construction worker and did a lot of traveling between cities. Eventually instead of doing the motel scene I invested in a 1978 13-1/2' overhead camper that sat on a 1979 f-150 4x4 just under $2600 at first I had to beef up the suspension and do some wiring other then that I was good to go. Since then I have built several units and done a tone of traveling... Now I am retired and currently building my newest camper with all the basic amenities to sustain a normal life style. Thanks for sharing your video and best of luck.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing. I can see that your husband is a handy man and made this very operational, and you look at all the inside details. Very organized inside & out. The rolled towels, great idea. Thanks for sharing your extended RV living experience. It gives me a lot of ideas for my pension plans & to fix the old truck mounted camper we got really cheap.
I know it's a deadly sin but I'm so green with envy, I glow in the dark. I grew up camping in an Alaska camper---- oh how hings have changed! Thank you for sharing your lives. Blessings!
I think I am in love ! Nice camper , got something just like this but I haul the camper on a 14 foot trailer . I can disconnect and road hunt if need be ! These old campers are rock solid and deserve a second chance ! I had so much fun fixing it up with solar panels and other luxuries of camping ( TV , lights ). A little TLC and your ready for hours of future fun ! Enjoyed your video a lot . Might steal a few ideas form you if you don’t mind . Thanks .
Classic, yes! groovy, GROOVY Fliteway...new name is da Fly Way! from a hip-hop song? "Why you got to be so fly?"...Recycling at it's most immediate and most practical is well played, you twos! Already was peace sign/thumb up and then Nala (ergo, from the get-go). Right on, cute family unit, happy trails to the Mobile Hobos!
Wow! A lot more things in there than I thought. I love ❤️ that little camper. Gonna show my hubby this. So cute when Nala peeps out from under the curtain when you closed it.😁
That looks perfect. I just retired. For now, I'm going to explore America in an "Oldie" car. But, for all the options, a camper looks like a great idea.
Hi! I’m totally new to TH-cam and your channel. I can’t believe the space you have in there!!! I absolutely Love it!!! Looking forward to watching your adventures. Enjoy!
I wanted to thank you both for your videos. I have some back and other health issues and by watching your channel I was able to see what was required to actually live in a camper about your size. I really need a small area like your camper to be able just to handle myself. I just bought a 94 S&S 8CBR...cheap. Needs couple windows which is easy, new propane tanks, put in AC for Arizona where I plan to go to live, battery, solar power system for 110 enough for AC etc. But all doable. In about two years I'll be ready and will head out. Thanks for all the information.
You know, for such limited space, you guys have utilized it very well! There are more cabinets and tuck-away areas than one realizes...kudos to your knowledge of organizational techniques! Very very nice home you got there 👍👌✌🏻😎🎄🎅🏼
The Mobile Hobos You two are true downsizers! I've seen RV's that are super PACKED with stuff - in about 150 or 200sq ft! The Japanese have a word called "Chibuwi"... it means simplicity without all the unnecessary extras! Why have a small space, if you wish to pack it wall to wall with "stuff"? Love the way you two think & live 👍👌✌🏻😎
You state that you live on less than 100 square feet. I say your truck camper is awesome! It is well thought out, and I can see that living in it can be comfortable...and free of major commitments ( mortgage etc.). I love it, good on you! By the way, at 11:47, thank you for not going ‘too technical’ on me with words like ‘solar-jingy-thing-a-ma-jig’. 🙂
I don’t know much about campers but I do know math (masters degree in it) and mathematically 3 points is the optimal way to stabilize the unit. It takes 3 points to define a plane (surface) and adding more points actually destabilizes it which is why a 3-legged chair won’t wobble but a 4 legged one will. :)
So I'm just being curious here, do you think 3 points will optimize any plane? I'm thinking that there is something to be said about surface area, and pressure points. Three points on a rectangular surface may stabilize the camper but if those points are not located at the proper places the three points will result in a tipping stored camper, especially if there is more pressure on an unsupported point. That being said, I'm sure the third leg is most likely engineered for such occurrences, and also for ease of maneuverability when the truck backs in for hookup to the camper.
Enjoyed the tour. You have done a great job maximizing the use of such limited space. You must really enjoy each other's company living so small :-))) Safe travels and have fun!! Oh... and very cool mellow pup!!
It is hard to find. The company info on this camper is impossible to find anything on! It must have been a local RV company that didn't last long or something.
Road Dog True that, so sweet when some vintage camper(maybe older than these awesome young people?!) should've found it's forever people, and "cute face" Nala, too!
You guys are the real deal !!! Your friend paul from. Delta bc canada ! .. my son and I are picking up an old 78 camper from a wonderful old couple !!!…. The Reno u did is tasteful and classy !!!! I suscribed !!! Not gonna lie u are easy on the eyes but so is your hubby !! Lol❤
I have lived in a 2012 lance truck camper slideout Cummins gen solar for over a year now. I take it to both my jobs. And park around town. Its pulled by my 1996 dodge ram 2500 v10 4x4 long bed extended cab long bed over load spring kit and over load airbags. I am not doing it because everyone else is. I am 23 single and have wanted to live in one since I had to when I was younger. I love it.
It also has a dry bathroom. Satilite dish and TV antenna. Skylight over the bed. Microwave and oven. Its the 4 seasons package so its set for winter summer. My generator runs off propane. And that can run my Ac unit and microwave. It has 2 5 gallon propane tanks. The water gray and black water tanks have a heating system in them so they don't freeze. It also has a 5 gallon propane hot water tank
Hi i just came across your channel.. LOVE YOUR TRUCK CAMPER.. You have it nicely restored & decorated.. Looks like you are taking great care of your fur baby.. I did notice something in your Bathroom cabinet.. You need to place a good plastic bag over your heater to keep dust from falling on it.. This will make it last longer.. SAFE TRAVELS GOD'S BLESSINGS
loving your content, just subscribed. we live in a tiny camper right now so a truck camper would feel like luxury. I've been eyeing the possibility of upgrading to a truck camper & your video was helpful!
It has three jacks for stability. Four would wobble if the ground was unlevel. That's why three points are used for shooting benches and camera tripods.
Back in the day, late 60s, ya'll would have been called Hippies. I lived like that for a while, but had a Chevy van. No solar, no heater, no A/C, no running water. But what I did have was FREEDOM. It lasted just over a year, but what a year!
Oh wow! I've been away from your channel for a while, and so much has changed. You guys even look different. So glad to see you're still on the road though. I have a lot of catching up to do, so I'm gonna binge watch various videos to get caught up. Glad to see you're doing well. Happy Holidays :-)
I really loved seeing Young kids makeing things work in this world that we have to live your awesome God Bless and be safe and I love watching you guys be safe. Catt.🐈 Texas,
I also love your cute little dog he fits right in. Can't wait until you post the next videos and volgs to where you go next. Be careful and safe travels. I'm watching your videos and volgs thanks for sharing your experience with me cause I can't travel anywhere anymore because of my health but I enjoy watching you guys so please be careful and safe. God Bless, and give me a shout-out sometimes. Catt.🐈 Texas,
Brandon Jackson I keep seeing videos like this thinking the same 😂 so many gold diggers that would never think of moving into even a really large rv let alone this camper
Lone Surviver I know right😄 maybe I should just buy a small van and make myself look rich so a beautiful girl will live with me! But for real every video a seen has a hat girl in it..
Cute camper & set up/organization. I think in the closet that you would benefit immensely but putting in actual shelves vs the hanging fabric shelves. Love & Light
@@K2scuba - Please don't feel obligated to answer my question here in case it's personal, but is there a good reason that your health insurance would be $980 per month with a $7,500 deductible? It seems outrageous. I actually dropped my health insurance just because it went over $300 per month with a $2,500 deductible.
I added a rack up on top of my camper roof ....I mount a thule cargo storage pod and I can throw my canoe up there as well ....I like the more gear storage option up top and out of the way . safe travels you too and have fun !!
IVE NEVER BEEN SO IMPRESSED WITH HOW MUCH SPACE SOMEONE CAN CRAM INTO SUCH LITTLE AREA. I LOVE YOUR SETUP, ITS BEAUTIFUL. WHAT MORE COULD ANYBODY WANT?😎
Four jacks provide a more uniform load distribution when the jack positions have been matched to the ground. During loading / unloading, the newer electric jacks synchronize their motion, preventing one jack from not supporting its share or becoming airborne (consequently stressing the camper and posing a safety risk). But for older, manual jacks, using three eliminates the risk when loading/unload that one jack is not loaded, (unstable&stressing the frame) - Three points DEFINE a plane.
It's adorable!! I'm sure you get a lot of 'if it were mine' so I'll add my 2 cents.. taking off the doors and putting the stretchy cargo nets across, esp the upper cabinets where the doors are tiny and a lot of storage is behind the wall. Other than that.. brilliant use! Perfect for Nala!! 🥰
I usually don't like anything less than 22 feet vans because it is crammed. But yours is fabulous. You have thought of almost everything. You already have a bathroom door which separates it from the living area. So if you convert the entrance doorway into a shower the water can flow out in boondocking areas.
I like it. Just a suggestion to get more into storage, you could put regular shelves in closet area n add baskets for clothes. Upper cabinet areas could be opened up n add baskets for clothes. 3 years ago I bought a 1972 El Dorado truck camper, similar to yours, n what I suggested is what I plan to do with mine. Just put a lil lip on the bottom of the shelves so things don't fly out/off. And I wanted to add your pup looks like my granddog Cooper. They're practically twins.
Very good well done tour.. I'm so proud of you kids.. I just thinking that someday if someone could paint that orange stripe the same color as you're truck and customize the camper to the truck. I think that would look so cool but that's for down the road when the Lord blesses you to where you can get something like that done.... Who knows you might cross paths with a person that watches your channel that's got a body shop and they get the idea and they want to bless y'all with a custom stripe.. But that's all in God's hands.... Well I pray you kids have the most awesome Merry Christmas ever.... Be blessed... BBE 🤗🤗👍👍😀 💗
The Mobile Hobos, sweet setup, you three! If I had your setup and felt the need to customize paint, I would keep the orange and match the truck to the camper! lol. I probably wouldnt worry because it looks pretty good on here. Safe travels!
thank you kids..... makes me want to do the same to my truck and go live a little... nice set up also. never knew there was so much room to be added for so little on a pick up truck.
7:00 is where the girl shows the inside...
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Michelle Hoppe your the best
No joke I could live like this and just enjoy life simplest pleasures and the road.
With her added lmao
@@carlrosenbaum3754 yeeaaahhhhh that could work ..lol
Do it!
I lived in my 5th wheel with my two dogs after my husband passed. I thought it would be hard going from a 3 bedroom house but once you downsize is so wonderful
Sorry for your loss. I hope you enjoy your new life's decision. I am looking to do this myself with my mom and my pom-chi. We are both older and don't need much and I love to travel.
t c so very sorry for your loss I don’t know what I do if I lost my husband is truly the love of my life I think that sometimes I would sell our trailer and take my poodle he loves to travel if you ever have a TH-cam channel let me know I would love to see your ventures I pray that you’re happy I know how it feels to love someone so hard I pray that you’re OK
Terri Colarusso - I’m reviewing these things now for my future
Stove-☑️
Oven-☑️(impressive)
Deep sink-☑️
Stretchable water hose☑️
Compose toilet☑️
Fridge with freezer ☑️
Bed☑️
Closet☑️
Lounge area☑️
Cabinet/storage☑️
Dog☑️☑️
You two have put the smartest layout for camper truck out there...some camper van dont even hv toilet.
Alia Sahar shower ❎
Itz Ajla but its on the 4x4 truck.
This is not RV or camper van.their space is very limited compared to camper van.
@@user-di9po3bm3m they have a shower hose connected to the generator I think that's what it's called . They use it outside
Capri cowboy and retreat campers are just as good if not better
My girlfriend and I traveled through every state in the lower 48 last winter after graduating from college. Our home was a '95 Fleetwood Elkhorn (9ft) on a long box '97 Dodge 2500 Cummins. It took us about four months :) We stayed in Walmart parking lots, truck stops, rest areas, and free campsites most of the way. Incredible experience, and now we can say that we lived together in a camper for four months, and drove it through the heart of most of the biggest cities in the US. The roof peeled back three times, the bed got wet from a few downpours in the south, and the pipes froze when we ran out of propane on an 8 degree night in Vermont. Nothing quite like traveling with your house on your back :)
I love your little home on wheels! You've utilized the space really well and it feels so cosy. Plus you have a shower and toilet! Your doggie is adorable. 😍
do we know each other?
There's no shower
@@goofyfuhh you shower outside, so a shower head and curtains.
I am loving your RV camper because it looks so much bigger on the inside then it does the outside and from the looks of things you got a lot of hidden gems in there y'all built that very well together I hope you all keep safe and being able to being travel is a good thing....
You are right, it looks a lot bigger on the inside! Thanks for the comment 😀
It's a tardis!
Any man who finds a woman to share this life with is BLESSED.
Man....to find a lady that is willing to live like this is a true blessing. Happy for you two :)
Haven't heard the Fliteway name in years! A buddy's dad had one just as I was getting out of high school back in the '70s. Great video. Love the dog. Continued safe travels.
Love those old retro campers! Back in the '80s I traveled from Virginia to Kansas and back in a camper just like this over a two week period......it was a blast!
More space than I thought would be there.
This was an excellent video showing the nooks and grannies! And I must compliment you sir, your lovely wife is absolutely beautiful and I love hearing her talk and explaining things. Just a sweet warm wonderful kind beautiful lady! And for the guy that does not like the sound of her voice, well he needs to go outside somewhere and listen to the sound of a chainsaw running or something, hahaha! Best wishes in your travels, please stay safe always and you and your beautiful wife enjoy your time to get! :-)
What a respectful and very warmhearted comment.
Low key perv
Very cool. We've considered a truck camper, we've currently got a heavy 30footer. I think I'd run a shower hose out of the old sewer line. Buy a little hinge door at any camping place and put in an outdoor shower. If you are at the beach you could wash the sand off your feet, or put up one of those outdoor shower tent things.
If i ever get a chance i would love to live like this. I bet it would help with my anxiety
Miss Kelly I was thinking the same thing. I also have really bad anxiety. Hope you have better days.
Ladies Whit all the respect in the world! in my case I deal with my anxiety with a bottle of Jack Daniels!!!🤗
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I've tried talking my husband into selling our house and leaving. He won't have it. But I may just follow my dreams on my own some day.
wanda Getz I hope he finds out that you commented this
This reminds me of a cabover i bought 16 yrs ago for $200.00. It was 16 ft long and i ended up pitting hellwig helper springs on my '87 3/4 ton. After a complete overhaul, that camper was worth every penny and hours of time dedicated to the rebuild. Glad to see someone else has the same passion as i did
9:45 look at the doggo just chillin’
I love what you did with your camper. I have a truck camper myself. I find I'm usually the only one with a truck camper at the campground.
Hey guys! Love your videos. The camper has two legs on the drivers side because of the extra weight of appliances etc. on that side. Also y’all should set up a patreon page so you can get sponsorship from your viewers to help fund you. Also set up a Vimeo page.
Hey there. I'm impressed with how much functionality you have squeezed in to your camper. Really impressive.
Everything ... including the kitchen sink ! The amount of storage options, the still functioning furnace, air conditioning, two hatches for cross ventilation including a fantastic fan, and OVEN (FFS !) with proper burners on the stove top (with hood vent), composting loo( was that on demand water heating too? ) and showering option. I am blown away by how well you have thought about the mechanics of actually living (and eating) well and in comfort regardless of the weather outside. Well done. The fairy lights are a great idea - you are right about the homey glow. People tend to overlook the importance of ambient lighting ... it makes such a difference to the 'feel' of a place. It's all about the mood lighting right! Thank you for the tour. The outside tour could have supplied a wee bit more info eg the materials the camper was constructed with (skin and insulation), how many solar panels , amp hours, battery type etc and how you had utilised the cab of your truck. I was also curious. .. did you install a fan at the back of it for venting your loo ... I noticed it was piped up to the roof. I thought you might have used the old black water 'hole' you covered to vent and installed a fan at the back of the loo. I guess venting at roof height minimises any 'back draft'! Also wondering where you store your generator ... you mentioned needing it if you need the furnace.
To be a 96, that Chevy is clean
You are right..most are all rusted out!
Dean Wilcox yes we have a 96 chevy blazer...had things fixed but omg she still running!
Chevys suck
@@BrtaTigrCatQween63 my uncle has a 92 with zero rust and +320k miles on it and it still has the original engine and transmission. I've never understood the Chevy's are junk comments, seems like if you take care of them they last forever.
J. Sakic some with dodge I see them with 350k on them with original engine and transmission
Oh my goodness they are the cutest little couple! The doggy is adorable! Happy travels! 😁
You have done well with your Camper. Keep having fun.
I couldn’t stop watching nala. She’s the sweetest omg
With the very high cost of living in most parts of the U.S. this is a good way to live while you enjoy traveling...way to go you two congratulations! thanks for sharing. I myself have been living rent and mortgage free since 2008....love it!
Quetzal T.V. but what kind of job or how about health insurance or ? Curious?
Pretty sure you'll still need to have a source of income - a job/passive income to sustain you. Doing this type of lifestyle just prevents paying for rent or mortgage. Id rather do this as a single person or a couple - no kids, rather than stress out about paying for bills. High amounts of monthly payments keep people broke and stressed.
I was a construction worker and did a lot of traveling between cities. Eventually instead of doing the motel scene I invested in a 1978 13-1/2' overhead camper that sat on a 1979 f-150 4x4 just under $2600 at first I had to beef up the suspension and do some wiring other then that I was good to go. Since then I have built several units and done a tone of traveling... Now I am retired and currently building my newest camper with all the basic amenities to sustain a normal life style. Thanks for sharing your video and best of luck.
Y’all did an amazing job on your truck camper. Merry Childhood and Happy New Year! Stay safe and enjoy the journey.
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Thanks Lisa! Happy Holidays 😀
Awesome! Thanks for sharing. I can see that your husband is a handy man and made this very operational, and you look at all the inside details. Very organized inside & out. The rolled towels, great idea. Thanks for sharing your extended RV living experience. It gives me a lot of ideas for my pension plans & to fix the old truck mounted camper we got really cheap.
I know it's a deadly sin but I'm so green with envy, I glow in the dark. I grew up camping in an Alaska camper---- oh how hings have changed! Thank you for sharing your lives. Blessings!
Nice setup. Looks super cozy. The dog's bowl under the water spout is nothing short of genius! Enjoy!
Nice job guys. God be with you both as you journey 😎
Thanks 😀
I think I am in love ! Nice camper , got something just like this but I haul the camper on a 14 foot trailer . I can disconnect and road hunt if need be ! These old campers are rock solid and deserve a second chance ! I had so much fun fixing it up with solar panels and other luxuries of camping ( TV , lights ). A little TLC and your ready for hours of future fun ! Enjoyed your video a lot . Might steal a few ideas form you if you don’t mind . Thanks .
At 9:47 the dog just chillin in the back is soooooo cute
Classic, yes! groovy, GROOVY Fliteway...new name is da Fly Way! from a hip-hop song? "Why you got to be so fly?"...Recycling at it's most immediate and most practical is well played, you twos! Already was peace sign/thumb up and then Nala (ergo, from the get-go). Right on, cute family unit, happy trails to the Mobile Hobos!
Hi guys! Long time no speak...Really enjoyed this tour...Looks very doable and livable...Happy Holidays and Happy New Years. :))
Yes it's been a little while :).. glad to hear from you! It definitely is livable.. thanks😀! Happy Holidays!
Mari Rodriguez it's long time no see
Wow! A lot more things in there than I thought. I love ❤️ that little camper. Gonna show my hubby this. So cute when Nala peeps out from under the curtain when you closed it.😁
Wheres the zeppelin albums & weed at man
Francisco Sarabia oh they are there. Somewhere. Trust me.
That tour is only for Patreon supporters.
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Lol he’s not ready for that man
Francisco Sarabia he had to hide them from a gang of cowboys
Awesome camper! Big thanks for sharing with us all. Enjoy and make it your own one memory at a time
That looks perfect. I just retired. For now, I'm going to explore America in an "Oldie" car. But, for all the options, a camper looks like a great idea.
The camper is definitely a great idea! Sounds like you are going to have a lot of fun! 😀
Hi! I’m totally new to TH-cam and your channel. I can’t believe the space you have in there!!! I absolutely Love it!!! Looking forward to watching your adventures. Enjoy!
Once she came on I forgot I was watching a video on a camper 😅😅😅😅
I wanted to thank you both for your videos. I have some back and other health issues and by watching your channel I was able to see what was required to actually live in a camper about your size. I really need a small area like your camper to be able just to handle myself. I just bought a 94 S&S 8CBR...cheap. Needs couple windows which is easy, new propane tanks, put in AC for Arizona where I plan to go to live, battery, solar power system for 110 enough for AC etc. But all doable. In about two years I'll be ready and will head out. Thanks for all the information.
You know, for such limited space, you guys have utilized it very well! There are more cabinets and tuck-away areas than one realizes...kudos to your knowledge of organizational techniques! Very very nice home you got there 👍👌✌🏻😎🎄🎅🏼
Getting rid of more stuff also made it a lot easier! Thanks 😀
The Mobile Hobos You two are true downsizers! I've seen RV's that are super PACKED with stuff - in about 150 or 200sq ft! The Japanese have a word called "Chibuwi"... it means simplicity without all the unnecessary extras! Why have a small space, if you wish to pack it wall to wall with "stuff"?
Love the way you two think & live 👍👌✌🏻😎
You state that you live on less than 100 square feet. I say your truck camper is awesome! It is well thought out, and I can see that living in it can be comfortable...and free of major commitments ( mortgage etc.). I love it, good on you! By the way, at 11:47, thank you for not going ‘too technical’ on me with words like ‘solar-jingy-thing-a-ma-jig’. 🙂
I don’t know much about campers but I do know math (masters degree in it) and mathematically 3 points is the optimal way to stabilize the unit. It takes 3 points to define a plane (surface) and adding more points actually destabilizes it which is why a 3-legged chair won’t wobble but a 4 legged one will. :)
So I'm just being curious here, do you think 3 points will optimize any plane? I'm thinking that there is something to be said about surface area, and pressure points. Three points on a rectangular surface may stabilize the camper but if those points are not located at the proper places the three points will result in a tipping stored camper, especially if there is more pressure on an unsupported point. That being said, I'm sure the third leg is most likely engineered for such occurrences, and also for ease of maneuverability when the truck backs in for hookup to the camper.
....I honestly didnt need to know that you had a masters degree.....
Well done on your degree. And pointing it out helps give creedence to your reply. Very educational. Thanx.
I don’t have a Masters degree in math. But I did save up to 15% by switching to Geico.
The camper can be supported and levelled on uneven surfaces. It's a good design.
Enjoyed the tour. You have done a great job maximizing the use of such limited space. You must really enjoy each other's company living so small :-))) Safe travels and have fun!! Oh... and very cool mellow pup!!
Charming couple, charming video!
Cute girl. Not demanding. Rare find
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I like your camper those are hard to find in that condition
It is hard to find. The company info on this camper is impossible to find anything on! It must have been a local RV company that didn't last long or something.
Y'all have a GREAT rig there!! Love it. Glad I just found your channel.
A truly special camper in the care of the right owners. Sláinte
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Road Dog True that, so sweet when some vintage camper(maybe older than these awesome young people?!) should've found it's forever people, and "cute face" Nala, too!
You guys are the real deal !!! Your friend paul from. Delta bc canada ! .. my son and I are picking up an old 78 camper from a wonderful old couple !!!…. The Reno u did is tasteful and classy !!!! I suscribed !!! Not gonna lie u are easy on the eyes but so is your hubby !! Lol❤
A lot more space and storage than I would have thought. Cool. 😀
Who would know! Thanks 😀
I have lived in a 2012 lance truck camper slideout Cummins gen solar for over a year now. I take it to both my jobs. And park around town. Its pulled by my 1996 dodge ram 2500 v10 4x4 long bed extended cab long bed over load spring kit and over load airbags. I am not doing it because everyone else is. I am 23 single and have wanted to live in one since I had to when I was younger. I love it.
It also has a dry bathroom. Satilite dish and TV antenna. Skylight over the bed. Microwave and oven. Its the 4 seasons package so its set for winter summer. My generator runs off propane. And that can run my Ac unit and microwave. It has 2 5 gallon propane tanks. The water gray and black water tanks have a heating system in them so they don't freeze. It also has a 5 gallon propane hot water tank
Hi i just came across your channel.. LOVE YOUR TRUCK CAMPER.. You have it nicely restored & decorated.. Looks like you are taking great care of your fur baby.. I did notice something in your Bathroom cabinet.. You need to place a good plastic bag over your heater to keep dust from falling on it.. This will make it last longer..
SAFE TRAVELS
GOD'S BLESSINGS
We now have a plastic bag over the heater..thanks for the tip!!! 😃
Julie Wallace great detail of advice, thanks vicariously!
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loving your content, just subscribed. we live in a tiny camper right now so a truck camper would feel like luxury. I've been eyeing the possibility of upgrading to a truck camper & your video was helpful!
you sir are an incredibly blessed man, well done.
What A Unique & Well Kept Camper. I Love Where You Placed The AC Unit Too!! Great Use Of The Limited Space!! You Guys Must Be Great At Tetris!!
So cute and cozy looking
You could literally grab you food from your fringe on your bed literally goals
Omg...great job on the renovations! Looks larger than I imagined.
It really is a lot larger then it looks on the outside! Thanks😀
It has three jacks for stability. Four would wobble if the ground was unlevel. That's why three points are used for shooting benches and camera tripods.
that's a pretty kool camper you have thanks for the tour ehhh
leonard burns cool
“Aaaand” omg take a shot every time she says “aaaand” jkjk bit this video was great
your pitbull is cute!! we now have a rescue, Baby Boy, we love the breed. Love the tour as well!.
Thank You for sharing. You guys did a great job with this camper!!!!
what a beautiful couple! have fun on your adventure...nice rig!
Back in the day, late 60s, ya'll would have been called Hippies. I lived like that for a while, but had a Chevy van. No solar, no heater, no A/C, no running water. But what I did have was FREEDOM. It lasted just over a year, but what a year!
The dog in the background at 9:50 hahhaha
Kiwi Productions I know right she just chilling
I'm sooo in love with your dog!!! That sweet, adorable precious should have her own check-in videos! What a cutie!
I got the same tires on my truck and they are great.
Oh wow! I've been away from your channel for a while, and so much has changed. You guys even look different. So glad to see you're still on the road though. I have a lot of catching up to do, so I'm gonna binge watch various videos to get caught up. Glad to see you're doing well. Happy Holidays :-)
Hey there you are! 😀Hope you enjoy the vids! Glad to hear from you, and thanks for watching! Happy Holidays!
I really loved seeing Young kids makeing things work in this world that we have to live your awesome God Bless and be safe and I love watching you guys be safe. Catt.🐈 Texas,
I also love your cute little dog he fits right in. Can't wait until you post the next videos and volgs to where you go next. Be careful and safe travels. I'm watching your videos and volgs thanks for sharing your experience with me cause I can't travel anywhere anymore because of my health but I enjoy watching you guys so please be careful and safe. God Bless, and give me a shout-out sometimes. Catt.🐈 Texas,
U guys rock.....love the 70's themes sprinkled throughout.....from the headband to the orange stripe!
Dude how in tf do y’all find the hot babes that are down to ride or die?!? I’m in an rv and I only have my dog...
Brandon Jackson I keep seeing videos like this thinking the same 😂 so many gold diggers that would never think of moving into even a really large rv let alone this camper
Lone Surviver I know right😄 maybe I should just buy a small van and make myself look rich so a beautiful girl will live with me! But for real every video a seen has a hat girl in it..
@@TheREALMuad-dib lol a pissed off Trumper incel
Cute camper & set up/organization. I think in the closet that you would benefit immensely but putting in actual shelves vs the hanging fabric shelves. Love & Light
Who thought the intro was two cars about to hit....me
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Hey guys happy Monday here in South Carolina I'm just waking up have a good week, be careful and stay safe
I would literally go crazy living in 100 square feet everyday
The trick is to relax outside,
A set of folding chairs and a small table to enjoy dinner and breakfast really makes a difference.
Three Jacks because three won't ever wobble and is the most stable. You bought a camper with a great support design!
How do you make money and what about health care insurance?
If you dont pay for health care you dont need that much money to live, lol.
Drew i could save $980 a month if i didnt have to pay for health insurance. That would be a hellava boat payment
@@K2scuba $980?! Is that for an entire family?
CenCoast_7.3 no its just for me. Thats my monthly payment for my health insurance plan that carries a $7500 deductible:-(
@@K2scuba - Please don't feel obligated to answer my question here in case it's personal, but is there a good reason that your health insurance would be $980 per month with a $7,500 deductible? It seems outrageous. I actually dropped my health insurance just because it went over $300 per month with a $2,500 deductible.
I added a rack up on top of my camper roof ....I mount a thule cargo storage pod and I can throw my canoe up there as well ....I like the more gear storage option up top and out of the way . safe travels you too and have fun !!
MY PUPPIES NAME is nala TOOoOooOo please tell me you said your dogs name is nala if not I’m dumb 😭💀
Her dogs name is Nala if you read the description it says it
IVE NEVER BEEN SO IMPRESSED WITH HOW MUCH SPACE SOMEONE CAN CRAM INTO SUCH LITTLE AREA. I LOVE YOUR SETUP, ITS BEAUTIFUL. WHAT MORE COULD ANYBODY WANT?😎
😍😍😍 to the camper, dog and girl
Four jacks provide a more uniform load distribution when the jack positions have been matched to the ground. During loading / unloading, the newer electric jacks synchronize their motion, preventing one jack from not supporting its share or becoming airborne (consequently stressing the camper and posing a safety risk). But for older, manual jacks, using three eliminates the risk when loading/unload that one jack is not loaded, (unstable&stressing the frame) - Three points DEFINE a plane.
you really done great job, Its very impressive. I am glad i found your channel. Big thumbs up new follower here and notification bell is activated.
Welcome to the channel!
You guys look like a great couple. Oh yeah way awesome little camper!
Bet it's real awkward when you guys have a bad argument. But good video very creative.
I guess it would be the same for anyone housesharing - you walk it off and come back in a better frame of mind.
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They do not seem to argue much. He is always very complimentary of her.
It's adorable!! I'm sure you get a lot of 'if it were mine' so I'll add my 2 cents.. taking off the doors and putting the stretchy cargo nets across, esp the upper cabinets where the doors are tiny and a lot of storage is behind the wall. Other than that.. brilliant use! Perfect for Nala!! 🥰
Wow. I can't imagine living in that small of a space. You guys make it work though.
We didn't think we could make it work at first as well😃!
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I usually don't like anything less than 22 feet vans because it is crammed. But yours is fabulous. You have thought of almost everything. You already have a bathroom door which separates it from the living area. So if you convert the entrance doorway into a shower the water can flow out in boondocking areas.
Very nice find guys hope 2018 is good to you both.🙏🏻
That's the most polite dog I've ever seen and in the presence of guest.
Your dog at 9:51 😂
As soon as he used the word, "groovy" I said to myself, "They have a composting toilet"....and they do! Cool...Old-School camper...nice
She is so pretty
And your wife looks beautiful also.
He is fighting above his weight class.
Tru dat
I like it. Just a suggestion to get more into storage, you could put regular shelves in closet area n add baskets for clothes. Upper cabinet areas could be opened up n add baskets for clothes. 3 years ago I bought a 1972 El Dorado truck camper, similar to yours, n what I suggested is what I plan to do with mine. Just put a lil lip on the bottom of the shelves so things don't fly out/off. And I wanted to add your pup looks like my granddog Cooper. They're practically twins.
Very good well done tour.. I'm so proud of you kids..
I just thinking that someday if someone could paint that orange stripe the same color as you're truck and customize the camper to the truck. I think that would look so cool but that's for down the road when the Lord blesses you to where you can get something like that done.... Who knows you might cross paths with a person that watches your channel that's got a body shop and they get the idea and they want to bless y'all with a custom stripe.. But that's all in God's hands.... Well I pray you kids have the most awesome Merry Christmas ever.... Be blessed... BBE 🤗🤗👍👍😀 💗
Ya that would be cool! We may just end up running into that person..never know! Thanks!
The Mobile Hobos, sweet setup, you three! If I had your setup and felt the need to customize paint, I would keep the orange and match the truck to the camper! lol. I probably wouldnt worry because it looks pretty good on here. Safe travels!
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thank you kids..... makes me want to do the same to my truck and go live a little... nice set up also. never knew there was so much room to be added for so little on a pick up truck.
Your dog is soo cute!!