Love this!! Love this! I am a van camper too but I am really happy to see that you are showing people how they can still do what they want to do with some ingenuity! Thank you for posting this!
Hi Ms. Joan. You came up in my TH-cam feed. Really liked your content. I liked and subscribed. Looking forward to more of your videos. God bless your journey 💜
Hazel ☘️ … You are such an inspiration ! I too did a no build in a Citroen Grand Picasso C4 … I’ve stayed in it all seasons for up to 6weeks at a time in Spain and Portugal … for me it’s the way to go 👍 … I’ve had camper vans in the past when my children were small, but stayed mostly in campsites then … but a car conversion like this allows for camping very stealthily anywhere, even on streets in a city ! … and all for free ! 👌 I have a 3 gallon shower tank and shower head … I attach a curtain with magnets over the back hatch, very handy when off the beaten track ! My internal set up is very much like yours,, great minds eh ? 😀 … I too am solo female 60 plus … we have earned the right to be outspoken 😅😂🤣 I hope you enjoy many many nights camping … I look forward to more vlogs , I’ve just found your channel so I’ll back watch and I’m sure comment.! Sending you love, light, happiness, health, positivity and peace … 🙏☘️😘
Hi Joan hope you have many happy adventures in your travels. I am a medically retired LPN and i commend you in not letting challenges stop you. I just got my 1999 turtle top Ford E 150 ready I guess it is a no build so I am going to jump out there too.
Haha! Ya there is not much space in my van so you gotta do what you gotta do. I don't have it there often because I have to keep moving it. But when I need it it is very nice to have it there.
Great first video. TH-cam may be slow going for you, but I think you have a great subject matter and onscreen presence. I also do part-time no-build van dwelling.
I hope you will find the channel helpful. I hope that the discussion that is generated will help a lot of people. I would love to see photos of your van. I have an email: wheelsonwheels61@gmail.com. If you would like to share them with me.
I love your minimalistic no build design. Your layout of where everything is at is Ver well thought out. Replacing the 5 gallon luggable loo bucket for a shorter 4 gallon bucket 🪣, along with the use of rain gutter screen for the window screen are two very ingenious ideas. Also, Weather-Tech window covers are awesome. $250.00 is a good price for those because people don’t realize what a time consuming project that is. Way to go 😊 👏
Wonderful start! I am a disabled senior that travels for suicide awareness (my 27-year-old son lost his battle with addiction and depression on October 8, 2016). I recently bought a 2010 wheelchair Dodge grand Caravan unfortunately the engine with only 60,000 miles blew up so I am waiting for a used motor to be put in her as there was a long (3-4 months) waiting list for a remanufactured motor. I’m not real happy about that but I need to get back on the road. I use a power chair so I do not have as Much space as you. There is no middle row seats that is where my powerchair rolls in and lives. Also with the conversion there is no under floor storage which is disappointing. I am going to keep the rear backseat and Use two shower chairs in front of that with some padding over the shower chairs and a foam mattress over top the backseat and the shower chairs for a bed. At home I sleep in a recliner as due to my back I cannot sleep on a flat surface. I am not a minimalist by any Definition and I will be trying to fit I am sure way too much “junk” because my last camper van was in 1992 e150 high top and I have like nine large totes of gear as well as three totes of camping food not to mention large hammocks huge family camping tent etc. Once I get the van back I will be making videos of what will actually fit and how I’m going to set it up. I do more travel than staying in one location for a set period of time. But I hope to change that in the near future. My next trip is going to be June 3. I Live outside Palestine Texas but travel to Pennsylvania and have done events over in South Carolina. I travel with 3 Chihuahuas and if I take any extended trips I also have a medium size mutt That will probably go with me. I am really excited to see another solo female traveler in a wheelchair doing a minivan build! Please feel free to hit me up on Facebook at Dawn A Burton. I am looking forward to seeing your future videos.
Hi Dawn : Good for you ! I hope you get your new engine soon. I am interested in sharing ideas & experiences on the road & camping with other wheelchair users. Deb
You are such an inspiration. I like your set up and use of the space. I am not ready to purchase my van yet but will continue to watch for more videos from you. There isn’t much out there about women with physical challenges traveling/camping. Thank you!
Hello! I'm 58, wheelchair bound, doing a ambulance build. I have a folding power wheelchair. Folds to the size of a suitcase... but weight is 65 lbs. Thank you for sharing your life with us all. From Canada 🇨🇦 now living in Austin Texas 🇨🇱 #noSnow 😂
Thanks for watching from Texas! Would love to see photos of the ambulance build when its done. I think an ambulance would be a great thing for the size of it. Probably easy to drive but nice and large inside.
Weather tech window covers are awesome. I shoved big screen in back windows. You don't have to cut screen perfect. Just shove in until all is snug. I taped the weather tech cover to window so there is still privacy but air. My experience is, you need to allow as much air in on this hot days. Ps auto start is nice to run ac for 15 min before sleep. 100 degrees out i had to run 2 to 3 times for good night sleep. Good luck. I enjoy this content. What happen to you could happen to any of us. I wouldn't want to be stuck at home. Thank you. Stay strong. Life's an adventure.
Yes I had considered using my auto start. I am a little afraid of it as last time I tried it I somehow set off the car alarm. I need to figure that out because the desert is cold at night. Thank you for your comments and ideas.
@@out-spokenwheelsonwheels5870 yes alarm connected in same spot probly makes sensitive. Now you can use tower ac and modify the home hose insert to work on window. I put rubber door seals on those. You need shore power and it takes up space but will keep you cold
Hi Joan : I saw you on Brian's channel & I was interested in checking out your channel because, I also, use a wheelchair. You sound very positive. Kudos on your van & great attitude. Deb
Hi Joan : I camp with family mainly now in the beautiful terrain of Utah. We share a large "toy hauler" camper. Otherwise, I tent camp. Sorry it took me so long to reply as I just saw your question to me. You had a tough trip home 🏡 to Canada from Arizona & kudos for you handling it so well ! Glad to hear you'll be living your camping dream full-time soon.
@@deb7599 Thanks Deb. Maybe we can meet up sometime. The main purpose of my channel is to share info among people who are camping/living a nomad lifestyle. I found it hard when i was starting out to get info on how to set up. Would love to see your toyhauler and maybe even do a tour for my channel. I hope to be back in the States next winter so maybe let me know if it looks like I am getting close to where you are.
Thank you for showing us wheelchair users can still do it, I’m 56 and I have wanted to do this in my SUV but not sure where to store my wheelchair cause they take up so much room, I’m trying to get the wheelchair you have but they are so expensive , mine is 45 pounds but it does stand up in the back of SUV, I really want to get those tents that attach to your backend of the SUV.
the lift that carries my chair into the van can keep the chair raised about 10- 12 inches above the floor. So while it is still in the way I can sleep with my feet under it. And during the day on dry days I can leave my chair outside.
FYI, relectix only works if the silver side has air space next to it, it does not work if it is up against any surface, like your window. Use it with the silver side in, so that it will retain heat or cool inside the van. You'd want the black on the outside anyway for stealth, as it will look like your window is tinted.
I have not yet been in my van in extreme temperatures yet so I have not used the reflectix facing out. I mostly bought them for privacy and because they fit so nice and block so much light. And they are pretty good for stealth camping but are still visible with the black side out if someone was really looking. Also, can not use the black side out on the back window as the window is not a uniform shape. But I do really like them. Thanks for. your comment.
Keep in touch and maybe share some video of your van. My email is wheelsonwheels61@gmail.com if you want to send me some photos once you are outfitted..
Wonderful ideas, maybe turn the drawer units to face inside instead of each other. Then table could go in between maybe one of those foldable tables you can use in bed would work great over toilet and you could use over your legs
Yes good idea but I had them facing that way so I can access from inside and out side the van. It is really energy consuming to get in and out of the van so I wanted access from in and out. I have a new more workable plan for when I get back in my van. Keep watching and you will see what I did. :)
just happened to come across your TH-cam channel i was wondering if you have heard of "vencity vanlife "TH-cam channel and another channel called" Jeffie Bear " the reason i mention these 2 channels is that Jeffie Bear has just had a double amputation of both his legs above the knees due to diabetic complications and infections and is down in the dumps because he loved the nomadic life style he has actually just given away his converted van because he thinks this life style is over for him but you doing this and showing how you have converted your van will show him and give him some ideas and some hope i pray that will give him recovery strength to push forward and realize that he will be able to continue the nomadic life style and how you converted the van will help give him some ideas the other channel is one of a friend of his who along with a large group of followers that he has and as well as jeffie bear has would go the extra mile to help him get back on the road again and assist in creating a van that will allow him to do this .... sorry this got long but i do hope you reach out to both of these especial jeffie bear so he realizes that his traveling days are NOT OVER .... who am i to them just an ex-carny who knows what it is like to travel across Canada and who does miss it myself but unfortunately i have medical issues that have cropped up and now requier daily medical procedures so would be happy if you could reach out to them and say high and invite them toy your channel please
Hi Ben ji. Thank you for that. Yes I have had a couple emails back and forth with Chrome before Jeffie knew he was having surgery. But I did leave a comment on Jeffies channel a few days ago. I think it got lost in all the messages though. He has a lot of people who love and support him. So unless he stumbles on my comment sometime we may not connect. I wish all the best to him.
The rain gutter thing I got from Caravan Carolyn, and it works great. I had to trim mine with a curve to make it fit my Transit Connect window, but it does work! I'm following Jeffie Bear who lives in BC. He's just had a major, life-altering surgery which will put him in a wheelchair. I'm hoping he and you can exchange information on being disabled and living in a van and make both your lives a bit easier. Here's his link: th-cam.com/channels/If57EBIFHM9a5drLqKy8Fg.html
Yes I have been a subscriber of his for about a year now. i did reach out but he never saw my comment. I will be on the Island where he is in the hospital. If he is still there I will try to meet him. He has loads of support and seems to be doing very well.
WELL done! I saw that you have a lift? Thought of another CDN TH-camr in need, as he just had a double amputation of his legs... ALL the BEST and thank you for sharing! Cheers :)
Hi I just subscribed. I'm from the UK. .Love your ideas I don't live in a van because I can't drive. I have an 8ft x 9ft bedroom and have just gutted it with my sons help. My ex built us 3 wardrobes and I had a small dresser and he had chest of drawers, there was hardly any room to move, I used to be 7 stone but since we split up I am now 10 and a half stone so it was more difficult than ever in there. Now I have a small double bed as I have to sleep with 2 of my 3 dogs, the other is a staffi and she is 11 so can't get up and down the stairs easily but also one of the others keeps tormenting her so her separate, the other one of the 2 has fits so I like to keep her close. So I can help her control it and keep her calm. I also have 1 narrow ikea wardrobe a dressing table and a night stand. So plenty of room to move about. Xx
Hello, I saw your video and enjoyed it very much. Im curious though, how do you get into your van? I expected to see a ramp but didnt, unless I missed it somehow. Looking forword to seeing more. Thankyou for sharing. Be safe, stay well and God bless
I have plans to do a video on just that. In fact it may be next weeks video. I have a lift for my chair and a lift for me to get into the front seat. But stay tuned! I will get a video out on it soon.
@@out-spokenwheelsonwheels5870 your welcome and thank you I hope they can do a custom job I’d like to do the windows in an old motor home, would save me a lot of work lol
I don't stay in my chair. When I am camping I transfer out of my chair to get into the back. The lift pulls my chair in after. Have a look at my earlier video of the van tour when it is in camping mode. I only get in the back when I am camping.
Love this!! Love this! I am a van camper too but I am really happy to see that you are showing people how they can still do what they want to do with some ingenuity! Thank you for posting this!
Awe! Thanks Shari! Glad you are enjoying it!
Oh my gosh. The gutter guard as a window screen is pure genius. I've added it to my list
Thanks. not my idea but yes, its a good one.
Hi Ms. Joan. You came up in my TH-cam feed. Really liked your content. I liked and subscribed. Looking forward to more of your videos. God bless your journey 💜
Thank you so much. I hope you continue to enjoy the videos I post. I am trying to improve them as I learn. God bless you too!
I cut and formed a shape of foam to cover each metal hooks for the seats because I also want to keep them for future use. Well done on the build.
Good idea!
Hazel ☘️ …
You are such an inspiration !
I too did a no build in a Citroen Grand Picasso C4 … I’ve stayed in it all seasons for up to 6weeks at a time in Spain and Portugal … for me it’s the way to go 👍 … I’ve had camper vans in the past when my children were small, but stayed mostly in campsites then … but a car conversion like this allows for camping very stealthily anywhere, even on streets in a city ! … and all for free ! 👌
I have a 3 gallon shower tank and shower head … I attach a curtain with magnets over the back hatch, very handy when off the beaten track !
My internal set up is very much like yours,, great minds eh ? 😀 … I too am solo female 60 plus … we have earned the right to be outspoken 😅😂🤣
I hope you enjoy many many nights camping … I look forward to more vlogs , I’ve just found your channel so I’ll back watch and I’m sure comment.!
Sending you love, light, happiness, health, positivity and peace … 🙏☘️😘
I am going to share this with my brother! He used to love camping! Thanks for the inspiration!
Your a brave woman!!. Good for you getting out there!! You will enjoy the outdoor life.
Hi Joan hope you have many happy adventures in your travels. I am a medically retired LPN and i commend you in not letting challenges stop you. I just got my 1999 turtle top Ford E 150 ready I guess it is a no build so I am going to jump out there too.
That is so exciting Kimberly! I wish you all the best in your new adventure too! Will you have a channel?
@@out-spokenwheelsonwheels5870 I hope at a later time.
Yay Kimberly! 🚐
Came over from Brian's channel. Love that u have the table over toilet.
Haha! Ya there is not much space in my van so you gotta do what you gotta do. I don't have it there often because I have to keep moving it. But when I need it it is very nice to have it there.
Great first video. TH-cam may be slow going for you, but I think you have a great subject matter and onscreen presence. I also do part-time no-build van dwelling.
I hope you will find the channel helpful. I hope that the discussion that is generated will help a lot of people. I would love to see photos of your van. I have an email: wheelsonwheels61@gmail.com. If you would like to share them with me.
@@out-spokenwheelsonwheels5870. I'll be doing a video soon, ill email you a link when I finally get enough time to post it.
Thank you for sharing 😊
I love your minimalistic no build design. Your layout of where everything is at is Ver well thought out. Replacing the 5 gallon luggable loo bucket for a shorter 4 gallon bucket 🪣, along with the use of rain gutter screen for the window screen are two very ingenious ideas. Also, Weather-Tech window covers are awesome. $250.00 is a good price for those because people don’t realize what a time consuming project that is. Way to go 😊 👏
Yes totally agree with you on the window covers. I knew I would not have the patience to try to make them myself.
Thanks for sharing this.
Joan you have done a great job. Happy travels!!!
Thanks Katie. Happy travels to you too!
Wonderful start! I am a disabled senior that travels for suicide awareness (my 27-year-old son lost his battle with addiction and depression on October 8, 2016). I recently bought a 2010 wheelchair Dodge grand Caravan unfortunately the engine with only 60,000 miles blew up so I am waiting for a used motor to be put in her as there was a long (3-4 months) waiting list for a remanufactured motor. I’m not real happy about that but I need to get back on the road. I use a power chair so I do not have as Much space as you. There is no middle row seats that is where my powerchair rolls in and lives. Also with the conversion there is no under floor storage which is disappointing. I am going to keep the rear backseat and Use two shower chairs in front of that with some padding over the shower chairs and a foam mattress over top the backseat and the shower chairs for a bed. At home I sleep in a recliner as due to my back I cannot sleep on a flat surface. I am not a minimalist by any Definition and I will be trying to fit I am sure way too much “junk” because my last camper van was in 1992 e150 high top and I have like nine large totes of gear as well as three totes of camping food not to mention large hammocks huge family camping tent etc. Once I get the van back I will be making videos of what will actually fit and how I’m going to set it up. I do more travel than staying in one location for a set period of time. But I hope to change that in the near future. My next trip is going to be June 3. I Live outside Palestine Texas but travel to Pennsylvania and have done events over in South Carolina. I travel with 3 Chihuahuas and if I take any extended trips I also have a medium size mutt That will probably go with me. I am really excited to see another solo female traveler in a wheelchair doing a minivan build! Please feel free to hit me up on Facebook at Dawn A Burton. I am looking forward to seeing your future videos.
I will look you up now. I am interested to talk to you more.
Hi Dawn : Good for you ! I hope you get your new engine soon. I am interested in sharing ideas & experiences on the road & camping with other wheelchair users. Deb
You are such an inspiration. I like your set up and use of the space. I am not ready to purchase my van yet but will continue to watch for more videos from you. There isn’t much out there about women with physical challenges traveling/camping. Thank you!
I am glad you are watching. I started my channel for that reason. I could not find much info out there either.
Enjoy
Hello! I'm 58, wheelchair bound, doing a ambulance build. I have a folding power wheelchair. Folds to the size of a suitcase... but weight is 65 lbs. Thank you for sharing your life with us all. From Canada 🇨🇦 now living in Austin Texas 🇨🇱 #noSnow 😂
Thanks for watching from Texas! Would love to see photos of the ambulance build when its done. I think an ambulance would be a great thing for the size of it. Probably easy to drive but nice and large inside.
get it Joan !
Very good setup. Like the little table.
Thanks! Me too!
I love the gutter guard idea. I had not seen this before. Thanks for sharing your setup!
Thank you
I will enjoy following you as I am getting into van travelling and am a fellow Canadian. Take care.
I am always excited to hear about others who are starting out too. I think this is the best way to travel......in my opinion. Haha.
Weather tech window covers are awesome. I shoved big screen in back windows. You don't have to cut screen perfect. Just shove in until all is snug. I taped the weather tech cover to window so there is still privacy but air. My experience is, you need to allow as much air in on this hot days. Ps auto start is nice to run ac for 15 min before sleep. 100 degrees out i had to run 2 to 3 times for good night sleep. Good luck. I enjoy this content. What happen to you could happen to any of us. I wouldn't want to be stuck at home. Thank you. Stay strong. Life's an adventure.
Yes I had considered using my auto start. I am a little afraid of it as last time I tried it I somehow set off the car alarm. I need to figure that out because the desert is cold at night. Thank you for your comments and ideas.
@@out-spokenwheelsonwheels5870 yes alarm connected in same spot probly makes sensitive. Now you can use tower ac and modify the home hose insert to work on window. I put rubber door seals on those. You need shore power and it takes up space but will keep you cold
@@hauk3839 Thank you. Yes I will investigate this further when I get back in my van.
I wonder if you accidently pushed panic button
@@hauk3839 That is possible
Looking forward to watching ur adventures🙋♀️
Yay! Thank you!
Pretty cool video thanks, I'll have to see if you made other videos.
Skys limit wonderful set up
Hi Joan : I saw you on Brian's channel & I was interested in checking out your channel because, I also, use a wheelchair. You sound very positive. Kudos on your van & great attitude. Deb
Hi Deb. Thanks for commenting. Are you a camper too?
Hi Joan : I camp with family mainly now in the beautiful terrain of Utah. We share a large "toy hauler" camper. Otherwise, I tent camp. Sorry it took me so long to reply as I just saw your question to me. You had a tough trip home 🏡 to Canada from Arizona & kudos for you handling it so well ! Glad to hear you'll be living your camping dream full-time soon.
@@deb7599 Thanks Deb. Maybe we can meet up sometime. The main purpose of my channel is to share info among people who are camping/living a nomad lifestyle. I found it hard when i was starting out to get info on how to set up. Would love to see your toyhauler and maybe even do a tour for my channel. I hope to be back in the States next winter so maybe let me know if it looks like I am getting close to where you are.
GOD BLESS YOU MAAM
Thank you for showing us wheelchair users can still do it, I’m 56 and I have wanted to do this in my SUV but not sure where to store my wheelchair cause they take up so much room, I’m trying to get the wheelchair you have but they are so expensive , mine is 45 pounds but it does stand up in the back of SUV, I really want to get those tents that attach to your backend of the SUV.
the lift that carries my chair into the van can keep the chair raised about 10- 12 inches above the floor. So while it is still in the way I can sleep with my feet under it. And during the day on dry days I can leave my chair outside.
thats what im talking about. make it happen !
Brilliant build! Happy Trails!
FYI, relectix only works if the silver side has air space next to it, it does not work if it is up against any surface, like your window. Use it with the silver side in, so that it will retain heat or cool inside the van. You'd want the black on the outside anyway for stealth, as it will look like your window is tinted.
I have not yet been in my van in extreme temperatures yet so I have not used the reflectix facing out. I mostly bought them for privacy and because they fit so nice and block so much light. And they are pretty good for stealth camping but are still visible with the black side out if someone was really looking. Also, can not use the black side out on the back window as the window is not a uniform shape. But I do really like them. Thanks for. your comment.
Simple is beautiful. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing,great ideals🌺
Thanks for watching!
Gives me hope! I am disabled got me old van.
Keep in touch and maybe share some video of your van. My email is wheelsonwheels61@gmail.com if you want to send me some photos once you are outfitted..
Wonderful ideas, maybe turn the drawer units to face inside instead of each other. Then table could go in between maybe one of those foldable tables you can use in bed would work great over toilet and you could use over your legs
Yes good idea but I had them facing that way so I can access from inside and out side the van. It is really energy consuming to get in and out of the van so I wanted access from in and out. I have a new more workable plan for when I get back in my van. Keep watching and you will see what I did. :)
just happened to come across your TH-cam channel i was wondering if you have heard of "vencity vanlife "TH-cam channel and another channel called" Jeffie Bear " the reason i mention these 2 channels is that Jeffie Bear has just had a double amputation of both his legs above the knees due to diabetic complications and infections and is down in the dumps because he loved the nomadic life style he has actually just given away his converted van because he thinks this life style is over for him but you doing this and showing how you have converted your van will show him and give him some ideas and some hope i pray that will give him recovery strength to push forward and realize that he will be able to continue the nomadic life style and how you converted the van will help give him some ideas the other channel is one of a friend of his who along with a large group of followers that he has and as well as jeffie bear has would go the extra mile to help him get back on the road again and assist in creating a van that will allow him to do this .... sorry this got long but i do hope you reach out to both of these especial jeffie bear so he realizes that his traveling days are NOT OVER .... who am i to them just an ex-carny who knows what it is like to travel across Canada and who does miss it myself but unfortunately i have medical issues that have cropped up and now requier daily medical procedures so would be happy if you could reach out to them and say high and invite them toy your channel please
Hi Ben ji. Thank you for that. Yes I have had a couple emails back and forth with Chrome before Jeffie knew he was having surgery. But I did leave a comment on Jeffies channel a few days ago. I think it got lost in all the messages though. He has a lot of people who love and support him. So unless he stumbles on my comment sometime we may not connect. I wish all the best to him.
Jeffie Bear 🐻 (YT) needs to see this. Maybe 🤔 he can get ideas 💡 on how the Loo 🚽
TY!
Yes I left him a comment but I don't think he saw it
@@out-spokenwheelsonwheels5870 I’ll send him your info too. 🙂
Loved your Bob Wells interview. God bless your.journey! 💖🙏🇦🇺
Thank you
Harika...! Bir kampçı olarak Türkiye 'den selamlar... :)
Thank you. So excited to have some one so far away watching my channel! Hope you continue to enjoy it!
I'll be here.. Ben burada olacağım.... 🙂
The rain gutter thing I got from Caravan Carolyn, and it works great. I had to trim mine with a curve to make it fit my Transit Connect window, but it does work! I'm following Jeffie Bear who lives in BC. He's just had a major, life-altering surgery which will put him in a wheelchair. I'm hoping he and you can exchange information on being disabled and living in a van and make both your lives a bit easier. Here's his link:
th-cam.com/channels/If57EBIFHM9a5drLqKy8Fg.html
Yes I have been a subscriber of his for about a year now. i did reach out but he never saw my comment. I will be on the Island where he is in the hospital. If he is still there I will try to meet him. He has loads of support and seems to be doing very well.
Thank you fir sharing your tips and tricks. I like the gutter guard screens.
Yes it was a good idea I found on someone elses channel. TH-cam is great, Right?
WELL done! I saw that you have a lift? Thought of another CDN TH-camr in need, as he just had a double amputation of his legs... ALL the BEST and thank you for sharing! Cheers :)
Yes I tried to contact him but I guess he did not see my message. I plan to be on the Island sometime this spring so maybe we will connect.
Hi I just subscribed. I'm from the UK. .Love your ideas I don't live in a van because I can't drive. I have an 8ft x 9ft bedroom and have just gutted it with my sons help. My ex built us 3 wardrobes and I had a small dresser and he had chest of drawers, there was hardly any room to move, I used to be 7 stone but since we split up I am now 10 and a half stone so it was more difficult than ever in there. Now I have a small double bed as I have to sleep with 2 of my 3 dogs, the other is a staffi and she is 11 so can't get up and down the stairs easily but also one of the others keeps tormenting her so her separate, the other one of the 2 has fits so I like to keep her close. So I can help her control it and keep her calm. I also have 1 narrow ikea wardrobe a dressing table and a night stand. So plenty of room to move about. Xx
Sounds extremely cozy! You also have your hands full with your dogs. Nice to here from you from across the pond!
Hello, I saw your video and enjoyed it very much. Im curious though, how do you get into your van? I expected to see a ramp but didnt, unless I missed it somehow.
Looking forword to seeing more.
Thankyou for sharing.
Be safe, stay well and God bless
I have plans to do a video on just that. In fact it may be next weeks video. I have a lift for my chair and a lift for me to get into the front seat. But stay tuned! I will get a video out on it soon.
@@out-spokenwheelsonwheels5870 sweet thank you for replying so fast. I will be there to watch.
Please turn your volume up!
Thanks for the input. I will keep that in mind on future videos
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#vancityvanlife #jeffeebear some good ideas
Thank you. Yes I have been following them for a couple of years now. They are both great guys. Emi and Joseph too!
Hello Joan! I hope things a plugging along well for you. Can you post a link for your window coverings please?
weathertech.ca. I will see if I can put that below the video as well. Thanks for asking.
@@out-spokenwheelsonwheels5870 your welcome and thank you I hope they can do a custom job I’d like to do the windows in an old motor home, would save me a lot of work lol
@@marnieloken7814 Not sure if they do or not. Maybe add another reply here when you find out. Maybe others would like to know as well.
Nice setup , how does the bed sleeps
Its a little cramped but mostly comfortable.
#jeffiebear
Don’t understand. Where does wheelchair get in and move around?
I don't stay in my chair. When I am camping I transfer out of my chair to get into the back. The lift pulls my chair in after. Have a look at my earlier video of the van tour when it is in camping mode.
I only get in the back when I am camping.
.... can't hear this ....✌️🌄☕
Sorry. i know it is quiet. I will be doing a new van tour this spring. It will be more thorough and louder.