Our next video will be a Q&A video about the box truck. Ask any questions you have in the comments and we will try to answer as many as possible in our next video!
What was your favorite part of the build? What is your favorite tool to use? What was the most valuable skill or lesson you learned during this conversion? :)
I've been wanting to make one and travel after im done with college. My questions are how hard or different is it to drive vs a normal car on the highway and in the city and avg mpg. And im not sure if you guys put it in a different vid (this is the first one I've watched) but how much was all your solar and electrical like batteries, converter panels etc. Thanks and I appreciate the vid!
Pro tip: Get some throw pillows that have a zipper on them. Replace the stuffing with your clean clothes or towels. Now you have more cabinet storage and more throw pillows!
I love watching these videos. I learn or get new ideas from each and every one of them. Love the convertible/bed/booth/desk with his multi-angle tabletop, the walk through and the second sleeping area. If it were me, I would have gotten a rig a couple feet longer to accommodate a bathroom, but then, I'm a woman and our priorities are different.
Hahaha absolutely, we Ukraine you decided the bathroom wasn’t super necessary for us. It would be entirely different if we were doing this with a girlfriend though!
I shared this with my mom because she's super into tiny homes and van conversions! She loves ya'lls energy and enthusiasm, especially all of the minor engineering features you guys have installed. I've loved following your journey and look forward to the adventures ahead!
We are so proud of the box truck and all the work we have done over the past 6 months. This project has been a dream for a long time and it’s unbelievable to finally see it come to fruition. We are so happy and excited to start traveling in the box truck. We are looking for travel recommendations. What are some of your favorite cities/small towns/secret spots/national parks or anything else you think we should visit in the box truck? Let us know in the comments down below!
Luggable Loo, makes a portable 5 gallon toilet - that costs about $20. Use Compost and/or absorbant Horse Bedding Pine Pellets (Tractor Supply) to cover up your pee and poo, without any odors. And just like diapers you can throw in the trash. If you put a trash bag in the bucket, you can legally toss it in a trash can with no problems.
1. Will the middle seat be put in when all three of you are driving? 2. Where are you storing the barbell? 3. What inspired you guys to do this? 4. Will you guys road trip to fans and become more of a travel channel? Pick any of these to answer really excited for the future of this channel!
I have a crush on Dylan. The judgement of Oliver's gym, the excessive socks, "The Artists Way," the ridiculous bandaid.... Really beautiful build too :D
Love your build! I love the flow and look. Just a little concerned about the fire extinguisher being so far from reach. Be careful guys.. Think about mounting it closer to the cab or higher. 😘😘😘 (Forgive my Mom vibes... 😂 😂 😂)
You guys are really fun to watch. Lots of positive energy and beautiful smiles. Not sure why some people feel a right to comment or inquire about your sexual orientation.
For your window coverings, I would use some iron on interfacing. It will make the fabric stiff and easy to apply over the top of your reflective covers. You could do black fabric, like you said, but a textured fabric would also look nice. I'm picturing a faux leather or suede in a brown that matches your counters and table. That, or any fabric that is textured, like linen or hemp or even sokething that looks like rattan. They have natural rattan that has a super tight weave/no holes.
Great job, guys! It looks awesome! Question #1 - Where's Oliver? lol Question #2 - Have you been able to transition your careers to online work? Question #3 - What/Where is your ultimate destination in the truck? Do each of you have a specific spot you want to visit? Happy Trails!
Hi u tubers part of the reason to get rid of the overhead door is safety. The over head door can be pad locked down so that you cannot raise it and have to exit through the pass through to the cab. Which can have the front doors blocked by a vehicle parked too close on each side. Another important reason is the eventual failure of the balance springs and cables that help to support the weight of the door when you raise it up. With interior finish and cabinets these springs and cables will be difficult or near impossible to access. Also a framed rear wall can be insulated much better than the overhead door Have a nice day. Tom up in Canada
I'm so glad that I got to be apart of the many people to be one of the first to be apart of your channel I loved seeing you guys build this and I'll stay and be apart of the whole journey! 🥰😊
Wow that's a very nice build/layout I 1st thought your rollup door insulation was a projector screen guess it could still double as one. and a brilliant gym. can't wait to watch from the beginning.
Nice. But I have a question. If a fire were to break out, do you really want to have to reach way back under the sink to get to the fire extinguisher? You may not even be able to access it, depending on the location and intensity of the fire.
You should make your top mattress thinner and use Froli springs below mattress. Google them, Froli springs are these plastic European springs that are good for mattresses.
Ok I have your next PROJECT for another TODAY = take an Ikea cabinet off each side of the the higher wall area, and lower each one on either side of the wall behind the couch, like on the back of the driver's and passenger's seats. Then the upper loft bed could become two single beds, divided in the middle, where your door to the cab is. With the foot portions of each twin bed, on a slide out support, that can be made easily. Then you get up to your bed by using Craig as your lift up step, for either side of the two beds you create. Then the living space below doesn't need to be made up as much, since both your sleeping areas would be above. Only needed when you might have a guest or two.
I forget how good Ikea is for buying space saving stuff. Great idea to go there for the cabinets. I wonder what the cost difference is between buying some of this stuff that fits specific spaces on Amazon and making it. One cool thing about shopping online is you can enter the exact dimensions of a space you're trying to fill and it will bring up everything that fits. TBH, I was a little scared of that kitchen setup. You guys should put a fireproof backsplash behind the burners. You also need some kind of hood or ventilation from the smoke as you cook. I'd definitely be a little concerned about a gas leak with that propane tank being on the inside. Between that, the sink not having a faucet/real running water/a legit gray water container, I think I might just cook outside & dedicate that area for some other living space purpose. I love a lot of the ideas. You definitely got me thinking about the U-Haul option. 120,000 miles isn't that much for an engine like that. The towing capacity is also insane on those trucks. You'd have to buy something like a $50,000 Toyota Tundra to get that kind of towing capacity otherwise. BTW, since you don't have a bathroom setup & you like to work out, you might consider a Planet Fitness membership. I think a black membership is $25 per month & it entitles you to bring a friend in for free. They're open 24 hours and it's a great way to be able to take showers and use the bathroom. They have almost 2400 locations and you can usually park your rig in their parking lot for the night if you needed to. Cheers and good luck with all your adventures!
Wow, yea yall did a really great job with that truck, perfect design, and use of space, that table is extra special.... I only have one suggestion, and that is to take out the sliding pantry behind the couches so that you could put a 17 degree lean to the back rest.... its just way more comfortable than sitting straight up, and is really the norm for furniture overall.
@@consciouscoffeeplussugar2658 Yes, lots of videos of people putting in mini splits. They're so incredibly efficient and can be run on batteries, solar, and/or a small low noise generator. They're also incredibly quiet and people who own RVs with overhead ACs choose to use the mini split for its efficiency and silence.
word to the wise - put about 1/4 cup bleach in the grey water tank every time after you empty it. give it a swish around and then put it back under the sink. the bleach will help kill the stuff that produces odor. great build!
Nice build. Looks like you installed and designed some good utility systems. I really like the homemade lagune table set up, and the pass-thru is icing on the cake. The gym is pretty interesting too. Lastly, you fellas have excellent presentation and performance energy. I started to feel a bit winded just watching you expend that performance energy in explaining the build and doing the walk through. Yet, you never let the energy drop off, presumably because you're legit excited and enthusiastic about showing off the end result of all the hard work and mental energy you put into building it. Well done, all the way around.
Thank you for the kind words evilcam 🙏 we honestly love showing people the truck, after six months of building we are super proud of the way it turned out!! We’re so glad you enjoy!
Would love the mom's attic. I feel very comfortable in confined spaces. The addition of the window though would make me really paranoid. Awesome to think that this was a U-Haul van though. Nice work.
I am impressed from the 1st day that you brought it, to the tour is so amazing. You all did such a great job. Gotta love the license plate. Dylan running with knives, in one video and now has a bandage in other. Not good. You all carry my city in the van, Rogue Fitness, is headquartered here. 👍 Where is Oliver? How many miles do you get to the gallon? Why is there no filming of you all, driving place to place?
Thank you Gary, we’ve loved reading your comments on each of our videos! We’ll answer your questions on Wednesday, and yeah we gotta get Dyl to be a tad more careful with the knives...
Hi u tubers the number one step in converting an ex u haul box truck is to get rid of the overhead door . A roll up overhead door does not belong in a camper. Too much heat loss water leaks and noise. Frame up a wall and put in a man door. Have a nice day. Tom up in Canada.
First time I saw your video you did very well with the box van very unique you guys are pleasant to watch I also do van life I live in California Huntington Beach I’ve been doing it for two years I have no regret looking forward to see other video thanks for sharing
@@project_today If you do come down in the future send me a post Life is easy living in California in a van I watch other people in Canada that’s where I’m from Quebec city I could not do van life in the snow LOL
You all did a very good job. Beautiful van for van life. Don't forget to bring a first aid kit. I'm so proud of you boys. Hugs and kisses from your number 1 fan here in the Philippines.
What shade of stain did you use on the table? It kind of looks like Jacobean or maybe a dark walnit? It's absolutely gorgeous. You turned a basic looking piece of wood and made it look like something old world from an antique store or boutique.
really awesome :) i have a question; im wondering what the gas is like...as in - im asking myself if i can afford to drive around the amount required to live in? may all go well ~
The gas is extremely expensive. Definitely the most expensive part of this whole lifestyle for us. I think we made our conversion quite heavy and then the truck didn't have great gas mileage to begin with.
Our next video will be a Q&A video about the box truck. Ask any questions you have in the comments and we will try to answer as many as possible in our next video!
What was your favorite part of the build? What is your favorite tool to use? What was the most valuable skill or lesson you learned during this conversion? :)
I've been wanting to make one and travel after im done with college. My questions are how hard or different is it to drive vs a normal car on the highway and in the city and avg mpg. And im not sure if you guys put it in a different vid (this is the first one I've watched) but how much was all your solar and electrical like batteries, converter panels etc. Thanks and I appreciate the vid!
@Gandalf the Grey We'll answer this in the Q&A!
@@veronicakim8806 Thanks for the questions :)
@@daltonc690 We'll answer all of these in the next video!
Pro tip: Get some throw pillows that have a zipper on them. Replace the stuffing with your clean clothes or towels. Now you have more cabinet storage and more throw pillows!
And wrinkley clothes
@@doglover123456654321 Win-win-win
Fucking. Genius.
Yep because everyone wants to use towels with head sweat on them!
@@donaldfrazier5244 who sleeps with throw pillows
Thanks guys; this is the video that I was waiting for. I'm planning to buy a 17 UHAUL truck to do what you guys did.
Thanks for your big help.
That's sweet! Send us a DM on instagram with photos of your build! Would love to see it!
I love watching these videos. I learn or get new ideas from each and every one of them. Love the convertible/bed/booth/desk with his multi-angle tabletop, the walk through and the second sleeping area. If it were me, I would have gotten a rig a couple feet longer to accommodate a bathroom, but then, I'm a woman and our priorities are different.
Hahaha absolutely, we Ukraine you decided the bathroom wasn’t super necessary for us. It would be entirely different if we were doing this with a girlfriend though!
I shared this with my mom because she's super into tiny homes and van conversions! She loves ya'lls energy and enthusiasm, especially all of the minor engineering features you guys have installed. I've loved following your journey and look forward to the adventures ahead!
Thanks so much Eileen! That is so kind of you to say! Appreciate you watching all of the recent videos as well!
Super super great! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
We are so proud of the box truck and all the work we have done over the past 6 months. This project has been a dream for a long time and it’s unbelievable to finally see it come to fruition. We are so happy and excited to start traveling in the box truck.
We are looking for travel recommendations. What are some of your favorite cities/small towns/secret spots/national parks or anything else you think we should visit in the box truck? Let us know in the comments down below!
Yubah State Park in Utah and Casey, Illinois
Ozark mountains Arkansas we have bull shoals lake norfork lake, lots of beautiful waterfalls and AWESOME bike trails if your into biking.
Luggable Loo, makes a portable 5 gallon toilet - that costs about $20. Use Compost and/or absorbant Horse Bedding Pine Pellets (Tractor Supply) to cover up your pee and poo, without any odors. And just like diapers you can throw in the trash. If you put a trash bag in the bucket, you can legally toss it in a trash can with no problems.
Leavenworth Washington. You wont believe that you are in the united states
These guys seem like a very happy thruple. It’s hard to make these complicated relationships work. Good on you three for leaving jealousy behind.
lol. we're just friends :)
@@project_today Doubtful
Anything can work out. Maybe FWB hehe . We only live once. Live it up guys.
@@destinonightclub bruh why are yall like this ? Ppl can just be friends you know, and thats just kinda weird.
@@gcanada3005 😂😂😂😂 omg
Love it. One of the best box truck tiny house I've seen.
Wow 😳 thank you Andrea!
Super super van build.
Thank you 🙏
Training yourself to not automatically sit right up in the morning after waking must have been quite an experience.
Hahaha so far so good!
I like the pantry idea
Thanks! It's a great use of space
I can’t wait for season two of this project. (Season 1= build, season 2 = adventure)
Hahaha love it! That’s great!!
That’s what I was thinking 😂
1. Will the middle seat be put in when all three of you are driving?
2. Where are you storing the barbell?
3. What inspired you guys to do this?
4. Will you guys road trip to fans and become more of a travel channel?
Pick any of these to answer really excited for the future of this channel!
Ooooh four good questions... can’t wait to answer them on Wednesday! And thank you, we’re super excited too!
It looks amazing guys, can’t believe how far it came from when you first bought it. 10/10
Thank you! We are also shocked that it came so far
@@project_today I remember when I first found your series from TikTok, feels like the other day it’s crazy lol
what a nice build for two great friends
I have a crush on Dylan. The judgement of Oliver's gym, the excessive socks, "The Artists Way," the ridiculous bandaid.... Really beautiful build too :D
Love your build! I love the flow and look. Just a little concerned about the fire extinguisher being so far from reach. Be careful guys.. Think about mounting it closer to the cab or higher. 😘😘😘 (Forgive my Mom vibes... 😂 😂 😂)
Haha boring wrong with mom vibes! And it’s a great point, we might move it to be closer to the smoke detector
Such handsome guys!!! Can't stop smiling looking at you!!
thank you :)
I love these van tour vids but honestly, try to shoot your video in wider angle? so viewers can really see the layouts.
great tour btw.
Looks exactly like what I’m going to have to build for myself. Love it!
That’s sweet! We’d love some updates as you go, if you’re actually building out another box truck!
YAY!!! Super inspired!!!
So glad!
You guys are really fun to watch. Lots of positive energy and beautiful smiles. Not sure why some people feel a right to comment or inquire about your sexual orientation.
Very organized
Thank you 😊
The build looks awesome guys! Congrats on finally finishing it, hope you enjoy it 👍
Thank you Josh!
Guys,
I think 🤔 it's awesome 👌 Thanks for sharing
For your window coverings, I would use some iron on interfacing. It will make the fabric stiff and easy to apply over the top of your reflective covers. You could do black fabric, like you said, but a textured fabric would also look nice. I'm picturing a faux leather or suede in a brown that matches your counters and table. That, or any fabric that is textured, like linen or hemp or even sokething that looks like rattan. They have natural rattan that has a super tight weave/no holes.
So creative and functional. Great job.
FIRST YOOOOOO I JUST WANNA THANK THE FANS
😂😂😂 thank you fans!!!
Great job, guys! It looks awesome!
Question #1 - Where's Oliver? lol
Question #2 - Have you been able to transition your careers to online work?
Question #3 - What/Where is your ultimate destination in the truck? Do each of you have a specific spot you want to visit?
Happy Trails!
Thank you, and these are great!! Can’t wait to answer them in Wednesday’s vid... including the answer to that first one 🤐🤐🤐
Hi u tubers part of the reason to get rid of the overhead door is safety. The over head door can be pad locked down so that you cannot raise it and have to exit through the pass through to the cab. Which can have the front doors blocked by a vehicle parked too close on each side. Another important reason is the eventual failure of the balance springs and cables that help to support the weight of the door when you raise it up. With interior finish and cabinets these springs and cables will be difficult or near impossible to access. Also a framed rear wall can be insulated much better than the overhead door Have a nice day. Tom up in Canada
I'm so glad that I got to be apart of the many people to be one of the first to be apart of your channel I loved seeing you guys build this and I'll stay and be apart of the whole journey! 🥰😊
Woooo! Thank you and that’s amazing to hear! The journey... is just beginning
Wow I love what you have done with this space! It's clean and efficient. Love the outdoor gym too! Awesome build!
Thanks so much!
Could have used a HepVo valve for the grey water. It only opens when water goes through it, so no smells come up.
If this actually works then we will definitely look into it! Have you used one before?
@@project_today I have once. For a skoolie for a composting toilet.
@@isaiahbangura4421 Nice. Ok we will definitely check it out
Nice truck. Happy travels
Thanks so much! To you as well!
Awe give oliver his gym he looks good guys !
Hahaha for Oli!
Awesome job guys. Congratulations!! (This is gurley boys- finally updated my name😉)
And a quick q- what are some bucket list trips for the truck?
Hahaha wooooooah not going by Gurley Boys anymore? We’ll have to get used to it 😂
Wow that's a very nice build/layout I 1st thought your rollup door insulation was a projector screen guess it could still double as one. and a brilliant gym. can't wait to watch from the beginning.
We cannot WAIT to add a projector screen! That’s something we definitely will add one day
It's all very super super super.
Nice. But I have a question. If a fire were to break out, do you really want to have to reach way back under the sink to get to the fire extinguisher? You may not even be able to access it, depending on the location and intensity of the fire.
The two of you could host daytime tv.
Ooooh Project Today TV!
@@project_today hosting daytime is lucrative and entertaining, not a bad thing at all. Think Alex Trebeck.
You should make your top mattress thinner and use Froli springs below mattress. Google them, Froli springs are these plastic European springs that are good for mattresses.
Where will you go to the bathroom or will you have a portable toilet?
We will for sure answer this in the Q&A
That might be the biggest issue with this build. Living in our box full time now. Ya gotta have a private pooper... Interesting build. Following along
For the back door since it’s already white you should buy a projector and then you can watch from both the top bed and the couch area
One day we definitely will! It’ll be an insane project
Ok I have your next PROJECT for another TODAY = take an Ikea cabinet off each side of the the higher wall area, and lower each one on either side of the wall behind the couch, like on the back of the driver's and passenger's seats.
Then the upper loft bed could become two single beds, divided in the middle, where your door to the cab is. With the foot portions of each twin bed, on a slide out support, that can be made easily. Then you get up to your bed by using Craig as your lift up step, for either side of the two beds you create. Then the living space below doesn't need to be made up as much, since both your sleeping areas would be above. Only needed when you might have a guest or two.
Wow this would be a project! But it sounds very intriguing, if we could pull it off that would add a ton of space to our sleeping arrangements!
I forget how good Ikea is for buying space saving stuff. Great idea to go there for the cabinets. I wonder what the cost difference is between buying some of this stuff that fits specific spaces on Amazon and making it. One cool thing about shopping online is you can enter the exact dimensions of a space you're trying to fill and it will bring up everything that fits.
TBH, I was a little scared of that kitchen setup. You guys should put a fireproof backsplash behind the burners. You also need some kind of hood or ventilation from the smoke as you cook. I'd definitely be a little concerned about a gas leak with that propane tank being on the inside. Between that, the sink not having a faucet/real running water/a legit gray water container, I think I might just cook outside & dedicate that area for some other living space purpose.
I love a lot of the ideas. You definitely got me thinking about the U-Haul option. 120,000 miles isn't that much for an engine like that. The towing capacity is also insane on those trucks. You'd have to buy something like a $50,000 Toyota Tundra to get that kind of towing capacity otherwise.
BTW, since you don't have a bathroom setup & you like to work out, you might consider a Planet Fitness membership. I think a black membership is $25 per month & it entitles you to bring a friend in for free. They're open 24 hours and it's a great way to be able to take showers and use the bathroom. They have almost 2400 locations and you can usually park your rig in their parking lot for the night if you needed to.
Cheers and good luck with all your adventures!
Wow, yea yall did a really great job with that truck, perfect design, and use of space, that table is extra special.... I only have one suggestion, and that is to take out the sliding pantry behind the couches so that you could put a 17 degree lean to the back rest.... its just way more comfortable than sitting straight up, and is really the norm for furniture overall.
I’d like to see how the rear roll up door works with the ceiling.
I think there might be a tiktok we made about that but I'm not fully sure
Have you considered putting in a mini-split airconditioning system for cooling and heating?
I honestly have been thinking about doing just that. It can also be a heater, and can be ran on solar.
@@consciouscoffeeplussugar2658 Yes, lots of videos of people putting in mini splits. They're so incredibly efficient and can be run on batteries, solar, and/or a small low noise generator. They're also incredibly quiet and people who own RVs with overhead ACs choose to use the mini split for its efficiency and silence.
Yes those over head ac on rvs are so loud . Its annoying
This i like it dose not look homeless just classy well plan
Thank you Morgan! We were going for that non-homeless look 😅
Been watching this build for a long time, so amazing to see it all together!
Same with us! 😁 thank you for the support all the way through!
word to the wise - put about 1/4 cup bleach in the grey water tank every time after you empty it. give it a swish around and then put it back under the sink. the bleach will help kill the stuff that produces odor.
great build!
Thank you Gntl Stone! We do add some bleach, and so far the great water tank hasn’t smelled tooooo bad! It’s a suggestion that’s definitely workkng
Nice build. Looks like you installed and designed some good utility systems. I really like the homemade lagune table set up, and the pass-thru is icing on the cake. The gym is pretty interesting too.
Lastly, you fellas have excellent presentation and performance energy. I started to feel a bit winded just watching you expend that performance energy in explaining the build and doing the walk through. Yet, you never let the energy drop off, presumably because you're legit excited and enthusiastic about showing off the end result of all the hard work and mental energy you put into building it.
Well done, all the way around.
Thank you for the kind words evilcam 🙏 we honestly love showing people the truck, after six months of building we are super proud of the way it turned out!! We’re so glad you enjoy!
Nice build. Thank you for the video. Have a blessed day.
Thank you Gail!!!
Would love the mom's attic. I feel very comfortable in confined spaces. The addition of the window though would make me really paranoid. Awesome to think that this was a U-Haul van though. Nice work.
Thanks so much Chris!
Nice place
🙏
Awesome videos Clicked soo fast
Thanks Thomas!
@@project_today can’t wait to see more videos
I am impressed from the 1st day that you brought it, to the tour is so amazing. You all did such a great job. Gotta love the license plate. Dylan running with knives, in one video and now has a bandage in other. Not good. You all carry my city in the van, Rogue Fitness, is headquartered here. 👍
Where is Oliver? How many miles do you get to the gallon? Why is there no filming of you all, driving place to place?
Thank you Gary, we’ve loved reading your comments on each of our videos! We’ll answer your questions on Wednesday, and yeah we gotta get Dyl to be a tad more careful with the knives...
A wider view of the inside would be nice. Nice cabinets
Yes definitely we’re looking into a lens for that now
Hi u tubers the number one step in converting an ex u haul box truck is to get rid of the overhead door . A roll up overhead door does not belong in a camper. Too much heat loss water leaks and noise. Frame up a wall and put in a man door. Have a nice day. Tom up in Canada.
"VERY STURDY" * * wobbles * *
haha true
First time I saw your video you did very well with the box van very unique you guys are pleasant to watch I also do van life I live in California Huntington Beach I’ve been doing it for two years I have no regret looking forward to see other video thanks for sharing
Aw love it! Huntington Beach would be a beautiful place to live in a van
@@project_today If you do come down in the future send me a post Life is easy living in California in a van I watch other people in Canada that’s where I’m from Quebec city I could not do van life in the snow LOL
well done it looks very good
Thank you Theo 🙏
Keep an eye on that front window they are highly prone to leak with bad weather driving and what not. I would put them on the side.
It Looks GREAT!!!
🙏🙏🙏
Do you have any security for the back sliding door from the inside
Great job
That gym idea is genius! Well done. Your entire build is amazing! ✌️
Thank you! The gym is great, we haven’t used it as much as we should have (yet) but it’s such a unique feature
Good luck Guys.
Thank you 🙏
You all did a very good job. Beautiful van for van life. Don't forget to bring a first aid kit. I'm so proud of you boys. Hugs and kisses from your number 1 fan here in the Philippines.
We have a first aid kit, it’s necessary (what with Dylan cutting himself and hen he makes lunch)
that is cool stuff
Will you guys be painting/ wrapping the outside of the truck? I think that will be super cool!
We’ll answer in Wednesday’s vid! This is a question we’ve been asked A LOT
@@project_today hahah okay have a good night!
Super impressed by the sink drainer that miraculously fit! Isn't that the best ?
Hahaha YES! The world is on our side 🤗
is so cool I love it it looks like it's comfy
Yo it is so comfy 😂 our mattresses worked out great!
Was hopig you would put a door in the back and get rid of the roll up door. You guys are awesome. This conversion I give it a 7 out of 10. Sorry guys
What shade of stain did you use on the table? It kind of looks like Jacobean or maybe a dark walnit? It's absolutely gorgeous. You turned a basic looking piece of wood and made it look like something old world from an antique store or boutique.
Great build. How did you guys get around having to go In to weight stations and DOT
Awesome build. You guys did a great job.
🙏🙏🙏
How much does a solar setup like this cost? Great job, guys!
Drive it on to a cargo ship and come on over the Thailand! Nice job.
That would so cool 😅
Awesome build guys some of the things you've got are just genius
Thanks so much!
Very cool. Well done guys!
Thank you!!!
I been here since day one
You have! I remember your comments from back when we were cutting the pass through
Fabulous build guys. Thank you for sharing. I see great things in your future!
Aw thank you!!!
If you could go back and change something in the build what would it be, if anything?
Love this question!
Will you ever do like meet and greets in the spots that you stop? I know I would really like to meet you and I’m sure others would too!
Hey Trace! When the pandemic calms down and if there's enough interest, we would love to do meetups!
Tip:
Anyone looking for the minimalistic-swiss-army-knife of workout equipment should look into bulgarian bags.
how long are you guys planning to live in the truck?
edit: for the q&a vid
Great question, thank you!!!
@@nichill7474 They fear of missing out homeless people?
"very sturdy" as he wobbles the fuck out of it
He's cute!
Loved it! Super cute!:)
We’ll definitely take cute! 🙏
My name is Chase and I am converting a box truck. Twins.
TWINS 🤯
Did you make a black out cover for the pass through door?
Yes we did!
really awesome :) i have a question; im wondering what the gas is like...as in - im asking myself if i can afford to drive around the amount required to live in? may all go well ~
The gas is extremely expensive. Definitely the most expensive part of this whole lifestyle for us. I think we made our conversion quite heavy and then the truck didn't have great gas mileage to begin with.
Love the design and the series! Miss Ollie!
Saaaaame :/
You guys! The truck looks amazing, really proud of you! x
As for a question... tell us your star signs, that would be interesting :) x safe travels!
Star signs... ooooh very spicy
I noticed that you don’t have an AC unit for the living space. Are the fans enough during the summer months?
It still gets super hot in there. The fans provide good airflow but you would definitely want some kind of AC in a hot, hot environment
Yay! So proud of you guys! It's amazing to see this dream of yours come to life!
Thank you Ava! It’s insane to see it now...
How does that back door lock from the inside?
We’ll let you know in Wednesday!!!
1. How do you guys shower?
2. What do you do to use the internet?
3. Do you guys just take turns paying for gas or what do you do with that?
Love these!