The intro is professional grade video and your narration through the tour top notch. Amazed at how efficiently you have the MY setup. I hope you are successful in getting your channel going and living in the car works out for you! Good job.
You're a legend dude, super impressive! I hope you continue to get more views and subscribers but ultimately enjoy your time in the car and on your hikes. Definitely got some great pointers from your video. Adventure on!
1:45 sorry have to say that the air intake is right next to the frunk storage space. I have put take outs in the trunk and smell it easily. Ofc, with recirculation off.
Where’d you get those suction cup privacy partition. Right now I’m using a giant Tesla Wool Blanket with Clothes Line Pins clipped to the ceiling Material where it meets the glass. But what you’re doing looks better.
The one I'm using is the Tesmat privacy screen. It's supposed to cover all the windows but I modified it by cutting out half of it, so now I can just the the suction cup portion.
Do you use/find free wifi to do you editing or do you hotspot your MacBook from your phone and it you do how much hotspot data do you comes with your plan? Also how do you make money living out of your car, remote work? Thanks :)
I go to the library for intensive internet needs and sometimes video editing as well. Some other times I go to a food court in a mall. I do freelance video work from time to time, but mostly living out of my savings atm
Lots of nice solutions. How much did you end up using your cooking gear? Lived in my car for a month this summer, but I used my cooking gear zero times. Ate precut bread, raw fruit and veggies, snacks, eating out/takeaway, etc. Ended up prioritizing other things than cooking. Just felt sort of like a hazzle to unpack everything, cooking, then cleaning stuff.
Thank you! I use the system pretty much everyday as I do enjoy the process of cooking and it does make my meal more enjoyable because of the efforts. However in rainy weathers, which is petty much everyday here in PNW winter, I find myself eating out all the time or just quick bread/ simple foods.
I wasn't conformable enough to remove them because I didn't want to expose the motor and the high voltage plug. Also I don't have a place to store the seats if removed.
Thanks Khalil! I do save on rent but that money goes to the car payment instead. Absolutely best thing is being able to travel anywhere! No, I haven’t made a pro and con video. Will put that into my notes and do one in the future 👌
I'm looking at getting an inverter for my Model 3, why did you decide to get the 300W one? Do you worry about it drawing too much power? The power socket should provide 12a * 12v (or 16v for newer cars) from what I can see, 12a*16v = 192W, isn't the 300W too much? Thanks in advance
That’s true, the 300W has way too many watts, i didn’t realize that. At the time, I was looking for one that has 2 AC plugs and the lower watts only has one.
Hey there, really nice setup! I was wondering what kind of lights you use that attach to your tailgate? I know they are battery operated but I can't seem to find them in any of your gear lists. thank you for the help!
So cool. Last week I found a way to re-used my handmade Model X camper-units to serve as a temporary kitchen unit in my new home, as I'm still looking for a new kitchen. It feels like camping, but then in my own house :-) Its that I have a school-going kid and need to finish my house, but otherwise I would have been building my Y-camper now and head out for the summer, and travel Europe unplanned. Man, Jealous with a capital J is how I feel ;-)
Very inspiring! Thank you for sharing, I also live in Ontario, northern part and I'm actually looking for a model Y. I would like to get in contact with you for more questions but Instagram doesn't let me. Looking forward to meet you on the road somewhere!
The front unit is super fast ~3 mins to remove. The back is gonna be a pain because of its weight, most likely need 2 people to lift the whole thing out. If you down size the thickness of the wood, it'll probably be much easier to remove with just one person.
really enjoy your videos... could you please do some videos about daily cleaning (yourself :D) how do you handle small and big toilette ? Thank you so much for inspiring :)
Damn bro! You have amazing content!!! Is it long range or performance??? I do have two Y long with my wife. How is your battery over time? And when can you do over all review with miles driven in snow climate?
I’m using the Tesmat Privacy Screen but modified by cutting it in half. A better and cheaper way to do it is probably buying two suction cups and attach it with a black cloth.
Where do you park at night to sleep? Have you been vandalized? Ticketed? Harassed? If you had an EV6 or Ioniq5 you could plug right into 110v for your microwave or induction plate and get rid of that propane. You could even us it for a small heater for your tent.
Sometimes I park on the street, sometimes at parking lots, sometimes at free L2 chargers, sometimes in the wild. I've gotta a ticket when parking on a zoned street and got kicked out twice at semi-private parking lots. Yes! that's a really nice feature on the EV6/Ioniq5, wished Tesla had one in the Model Y.
@@LivinginTesla I would feel uneasy parking on the street overnight, especially since some people hate Teslas and vandalize them. Do you have a gun on board for self-defense?
List of Items if someone needs his own Do-Not-Forget-List Front of the Car Insulated bag for food First aid kit Isobutane and propane bottles Steering wheel table tray for editing Flat pack grill Microfiber towel Gloves Hand sanitizer Snow removal tool Cotton for starting a fire Fire starter Sponge Hand warmers NEMA 1450 to TT30 RV adapter Mobile charger Normal 110-volt extension cord Front license plate not in use Front Passenger Side Laundry bag Baby wipes 360 camera Nuts Hiking shoes Soylent Slippers for showering Biodegradable soap for cleaning kitchenware and showering Bear spray Vaseline 5-gallon water jug Smaller backpack for day hikes Sleeping bag Camping chair Dry food Bag of tools Snow grips for winter hiking Water bottle LifeStraw Back of the Car Mattress Burner stove Chopping boards Sink with water dispenser Kitchenware (e.g., pot, pan, spork, cooking tongs) Coffee maker and coffee grinder Jetboil for boiling water or cooking ramen Trash bag holder with bags Two containers from the pop Pairing knife Ziploc bags Sub Trunk Clothing for all four seasons Laptop Drone Chargers, hard drives, and SD card adapters Dr. Martens shoes 3D Jr. battery Inverter for electronic charging USB cables Laundry parts Running shoes Nemo shower kit Two pillows Bigger pack for outdoor camping Water reservoir and filter Wilderness wipes Biodegradable soap Insulated mat for camping Liner for sleeping bag Windex and microfiber towel Snow chains for tires Driver Door Hand sanitizer Headlamp J1772 adapter Stick for the 360 camera Chopsticks Fire starter
It’s amazing how little one really needs to live. You’ve done a tremendous job outfitting your Y. Keep it up Jimmy!
Thanks Jason!
I’m envious of how well organized you are 😀 Also full respect for doing all this in a Canadian winter. 🥶 I bet you can’t wait for Spring ☀️
Haha thanks so much Bryan! Spring is very close by, really looking forward!!!
The intro is professional grade video and your narration through the tour top notch. Amazed at how efficiently you have the MY setup. I hope you are successful in getting your channel going and living in the car works out for you! Good job.
Thanks so much Shan!
I love how much this man values his quality coffee when going minimal. My kind of person! 😂
Thank you 🙏😄
Really cool to get a look inside your home on wheels!
Everything is so purpose built, love the organization.
Thank you so much Jeremy!
You're a legend dude, super impressive! I hope you continue to get more views and subscribers but ultimately enjoy your time in the car and on your hikes. Definitely got some great pointers from your video. Adventure on!
Thanks so so much Ben!!
Haven't watched all of your videos, but the ones that I have seen have been of very good quality and very informative. Thank you!
Thank you Paul!
I'm already convinced by the video, there are simply more materials in the Tesla than I have in my caravan, I love that☯
Interesting! You must have more space in your caravan. Maybe the Tesla is smaller and it just looks like there are more stuff in a tight space
I saw a short video on tiktok and was very interested. And then I found your channel. Thank you and greetings from Montreal
This is just excellent! The opening was superb. Great job!
Thank you!!
Зимой ...жить в машине....незабываемый опыт наверное ..👍👍👍
Great setup. I love it. Simple, convenient, complete. See you on the next video. Nicely done.
Thank you! Less is more!
1:45 sorry have to say that the air intake is right next to the frunk storage space. I have put take outs in the trunk and smell it easily. Ofc, with recirculation off.
"The road are realy bad. They need fixing" is Montreal brand!
Love your Tesla Y build.
Haha, thank you! Quebec deserves better roads!
Bro is living life!
just wow man all the accessories
Great vid and giving me lots of ideas around stealth camping as no-one suspects a CAR, rather than a VAN! Keep them coming 👍👍
Why aren’t you viral. You should be all over the internet like the girl living in a van with a snake was
Wow amazing setup! I’d love to do that one day. Thanks for your videos!
Thank you!
Where’d you get those suction cup privacy partition. Right now I’m using a giant Tesla Wool Blanket with Clothes Line Pins clipped to the ceiling Material where it meets the glass. But what you’re doing looks better.
The one I'm using is the Tesmat privacy screen. It's supposed to cover all the windows but I modified it by cutting out half of it, so now I can just the the suction cup portion.
Recent subscriber here I love your videos!!! Mahalo from Hawaii 🤙
Aloha🤙 Much appreciated!!!
This is very cool. A kinda new subscriber but have watched slit of your vids
Thanks Oscar! Welcome to the channel!
Can you show how you do daily living such as restocking your food, water supplies? And a laundry day?
Hey have you thought about a 4-5 Kw inverter generator and a jerry can to top up your car?
Awesome setup! What were those three batteries you had that were near the inverter? I checked your gear list and didn’t see what they were.
Thanks Ashton! Those are the batteries for my DJI drone. It comes with 3 with their “Fly More” package.
This all seems very thought out. Do you have a parking place or something where you have a guaranteed place to stay? I wish you good fortune!
Thanks Doob! I’m staying wherever I go now, sometimes parking lots, sometimes streets, sometimes in the woods
Do you use/find free wifi to do you editing or do you hotspot your MacBook from your phone and it you do how much hotspot data do you comes with your plan? Also how do you make money living out of your car, remote work? Thanks :)
I go to the library for intensive internet needs and sometimes video editing as well. Some other times I go to a food court in a mall. I do freelance video work from time to time, but mostly living out of my savings atm
Love your cinematography. I'm surprised you don't have a storage box on the roof of your Model Y.
Thank you! A roof box knocks out too much range, it's best to keep things inside.
Great detail. When I get a Tesla I hope to follow your example for camping.
Awesomeness 😃
When you live in a car, a very strong unpleasant smell appears. How do you deal with it?
Lots of nice solutions. How much did you end up using your cooking gear?
Lived in my car for a month this summer, but I used my cooking gear zero times. Ate precut bread, raw fruit and veggies, snacks, eating out/takeaway, etc. Ended up prioritizing other things than cooking. Just felt sort of like a hazzle to unpack everything, cooking, then cleaning stuff.
Thank you! I use the system pretty much everyday as I do enjoy the process of cooking and it does make my meal more enjoyable because of the efforts. However in rainy weathers, which is petty much everyday here in PNW winter, I find myself eating out all the time or just quick bread/ simple foods.
Have you thought having a 12v water boiler instead of a gas one?
No I have not, I don’t think the 12v in the car is powerful enough for that
@@LivinginTesla It is powerful enough, it just takes more than half an hour to boil water
Great video nice setup, I camp in my tesla model y performance all over florida. It just doesn't better 😃
awesome video. funny to have fuel bottles in the EV though xD
Very nice. Question. Are you concerned about the propane tanks in the frunk if there is a collision? Is it safe?
That's certainly a concern and definitely not safe during a collision. I have since removed it and switched my cooking system to induction
Great video. Where did you buy the white rollable table I saw in your other videos? Thanks!
Fruble? frunktable.com
@@LivinginTesla Not the fruble. There was this white table that you assembled where you can fold it. Thanks.
@@busyfeet7197 hmmm, I can only think of the home-made frunk table before it became a product. This one? th-cam.com/video/lo1UkuA-YF4/w-d-xo.html
Wow that's a really nice build you have and so brave of you to start such a big adventure.
Thank you so much, appreciate it!
Did you consider removing the backseats for the build? And if so, why didn't you?
I wasn't conformable enough to remove them because I didn't want to expose the motor and the high voltage plug. Also I don't have a place to store the seats if removed.
This is pretty cool. Thinking f getting a Tesla & driving all over US
That'd be really awesome!
I think it makes more sense to use an electric cooking stove since you already have that inverter.
Hoping to switch in the future!
Im thinking about doing this too! Looks like it saves a lot of money and also allows you to travel a lot! Have you made a pro and cons video yet?
Thanks Khalil! I do save on rent but that money goes to the car payment instead. Absolutely best thing is being able to travel anywhere! No, I haven’t made a pro and con video. Will put that into my notes and do one in the future 👌
@@LivinginTesla awesome! I’ll be on the look out man! Bell notifications on!
You deserve more views man...
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How do you cook in heavy snowfall or rain? Would a tarp solution be possible to protect you a bit from the elements?
A tarp will be very helpful if you're in a forested area. In heavy rain or snow, I usually just use my Jetboil and cook simple meals inside the cabin.
DOPE build out
Thank you!
Amazing set up my guy! Awesome channel idea and life style. Do you have like a day job or just TH-cam?
Thanks Zach! I do have occasional video editing jobs, hoping to turn YT into an income source. We'll see how that goes:)
I'm looking at getting an inverter for my Model 3, why did you decide to get the 300W one? Do you worry about it drawing too much power? The power socket should provide 12a * 12v (or 16v for newer cars) from what I can see, 12a*16v = 192W, isn't the 300W too much? Thanks in advance
That’s true, the 300W has way too many watts, i didn’t realize that. At the time, I was looking for one that has 2 AC plugs and the lower watts only has one.
Cool vid! What were those gray blocks plugged into the power bar? Battery packs for your drone?
Yes! They’re the drone batteries.
Great vid bro , cant wait to upgrade my 3 to the Y when we get them in New Zealand
Thanks Graeme! There's so much more room, you'll love it!
NICE license plate too haha
Hey there, really nice setup! I was wondering what kind of lights you use that attach to your tailgate? I know they are battery operated but I can't seem to find them in any of your gear lists. thank you for the help!
Thanks Andrew! It’s an awesome light and it’s under the camper build list, here it is: ohjimmyfilms.com/modelycamper
@@LivinginTesla I see that now in the list, apologies for missing it! thank you for doing such diligent work!
Excellent video!
Thanks Chase!
consider putting a cargo carrier roof box
I’d prefer putting everything inside as cargo box will give a range hit. Used to have one a year ago 😄
I wonder if you would be able to do this in a regular diesel car.
Sure you can
Nice. Cooking using GAS. 😊
Great video and thanks for sharing what’s inside! Some useful insight!
Thanks Brian!
Have you considered a roof rack to store some stuff outside the car?
I had one when I was traveling in the model 3 but the box is quite a range hit so I decided to move everything inside instead
@@LivinginTesla yeah that’s true. I have one on my Y and it definitely hurts the range. I wonder if anyone makes a more aerodynamic roof box for EVs?
@@james.a hmm I’m not sure James. I think all boxes are probably not efficient, maybe the smaller the better?
Great setup Jimmy! I love Montreal. Enjoy! When are you planning on coming out west?
Will be coming after exploring some of the out east!
So cool.
Last week I found a way to re-used my handmade Model X camper-units to serve as a temporary kitchen unit in my new home, as I'm still looking for a new kitchen. It feels like camping, but then in my own house :-)
Its that I have a school-going kid and need to finish my house, but otherwise I would have been building my Y-camper now and head out for the summer, and travel Europe unplanned.
Man, Jealous with a capital J is how I feel ;-)
AMAZING, I like how resourceful you are. You may be able to modify that for your Y build eventually as well! I'm sure you can get to it soon!
@@LivinginTesla Thanks, with your ideas and inspiration I hope I will.
I also think we would get along pretty well :-) Just half a globe apart, haha.
@@TalkingTasman I’d love to go backpacking in Europe at some point!
You need to add a few more seasonings on top of salt and peper.
Haha, you are right and I have more seasoning options now :)
Very inspiring! Thank you for sharing, I also live in Ontario, northern part and I'm actually looking for a model Y. I would like to get in contact with you for more questions but Instagram doesn't let me. Looking forward to meet you on the road somewhere!
Thank you Patrick! My Instagram should work but if not, please feel free to email me jimmy@fruble.co
What do you reckon how fast this is removable and re-installable if you need the rear seats or cargo space for day to day?
The front unit is super fast ~3 mins to remove. The back is gonna be a pain because of its weight, most likely need 2 people to lift the whole thing out. If you down size the thickness of the wood, it'll probably be much easier to remove with just one person.
really enjoy your videos... could you please do some videos about daily cleaning (yourself :D) how do you handle small and big toilette ? Thank you so much for inspiring :)
Thanks Philip! Sounds good, I’ll do one in a future video!
where did you get the side trunk pockets?
Those are directly from the tesla accessory shop
Damn bro! You have amazing content!!! Is it long range or performance??? I do have two Y long with my wife. How is your battery over time? And when can you do over all review with miles driven in snow climate?
Thank you TZ! I have the long range. The battery doesn’t have much long term degradation but for sure uses more energy in colder climate
Keep up the great content!
Hello may i have a link for the curtain that divides the front cabin n back cabin? thank you
I’m using the Tesmat Privacy Screen but modified by cutting it in half. A better and cheaper way to do it is probably buying two suction cups and attach it with a black cloth.
@@LivinginTesla oh wow thats very smart. Thank you very much sir
How funny, I also store chopsticks in my driver side door 😅
Haha, that's a convenient spot for them!
Very strange to see a video that only has 360p and 1440p choices...
What's the total out of pocket cost for this setup? How about the total time to build it?
My total cost was close to $1000 CAD with one month build time.
@@LivinginTesla Thanks. Pretty good. Can you sit up in bed without hitting your head?
@@wooac nope, can’t sit up at all which i have now gotten used to. It serves solely as a sleeping area.
I demand more content
may i know how do you take shower?
I go to the gym mostly, but sometimes when the weather is warm enough, I just use my portable shower kit.
Where do you brush teeth, especially rinse mouth inside the car ?
Usually just outside the car, on the ground or in the woods.
where do you charge?
Usually wherever I can find a free plug.
If you’re ever In Kingston let me know, I will treat you to a nice dinner
Haha wow, thanks man! I'll hit you up when I'm going back to the ON direction, can you shoot me your contact here: info@ohjimmyfilms.com
Where do you park at night to sleep? Have you been vandalized? Ticketed? Harassed? If you had an EV6 or Ioniq5 you could plug right into 110v for your microwave or induction plate and get rid of that propane. You could even us it for a small heater for your tent.
Sometimes I park on the street, sometimes at parking lots, sometimes at free L2 chargers, sometimes in the wild. I've gotta a ticket when parking on a zoned street and got kicked out twice at semi-private parking lots. Yes! that's a really nice feature on the EV6/Ioniq5, wished Tesla had one in the Model Y.
@@LivinginTesla I would feel uneasy parking on the street overnight, especially since some people hate Teslas and vandalize them. Do you have a gun on board for self-defense?
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t-Y!
Dope!
Prices of used model X are now reasonable
Bro keeping propane in the front is not safe if you hit or something it's dangerous.
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你架子这个真的酷，联系个场量产吧哈哈哈
哈哈，謝謝！
this dude is definitely from hong kong 🇭🇰😅
Im the same guy as ¨Tano¨ not that it matters to you.
Thanks for sharing. I think you carry lots of unnecessary stuffs
Bro has money for a car bout not for a house
Yeah because cars are far more affordable than houses 😒
@@LifeLongLearner-om8jx yes it is🤣
Yeah right can afford a Telsa but no place to live can't believe this one
Love your creativity!
Thanks Pene!
List of Items if someone needs his own Do-Not-Forget-List
Front of the Car
Insulated bag for food
First aid kit
Isobutane and propane bottles
Steering wheel table tray for editing
Flat pack grill
Microfiber towel
Gloves
Hand sanitizer
Snow removal tool
Cotton for starting a fire
Fire starter
Sponge
Hand warmers
NEMA 1450 to TT30 RV adapter
Mobile charger
Normal 110-volt extension cord
Front license plate not in use
Front Passenger Side
Laundry bag
Baby wipes
360 camera
Nuts
Hiking shoes
Soylent
Slippers for showering
Biodegradable soap for cleaning kitchenware and showering
Bear spray
Vaseline
5-gallon water jug
Smaller backpack for day hikes
Sleeping bag
Camping chair
Dry food
Bag of tools
Snow grips for winter hiking
Water bottle
LifeStraw
Back of the Car
Mattress
Burner stove
Chopping boards
Sink with water dispenser
Kitchenware (e.g., pot, pan, spork, cooking tongs)
Coffee maker and coffee grinder
Jetboil for boiling water or cooking ramen
Trash bag holder with bags
Two containers from the pop
Pairing knife
Ziploc bags
Sub Trunk
Clothing for all four seasons
Laptop
Drone
Chargers, hard drives, and SD card adapters
Dr. Martens shoes
3D Jr. battery
Inverter for electronic charging
USB cables
Laundry parts
Running shoes
Nemo shower kit
Two pillows
Bigger pack for outdoor camping
Water reservoir and filter
Wilderness wipes
Biodegradable soap
Insulated mat for camping
Liner for sleeping bag
Windex and microfiber towel
Snow chains for tires
Driver Door
Hand sanitizer
Headlamp
J1772 adapter
Stick for the 360 camera
Chopsticks
Fire starter