This is amazing! For someone on my way to being forced to live in a vehicle because my company shut down, this is how I want to live. I'm not a bum and don't want to live like one. If I have to live in a vehicle I want to do so with integrity and my head up. Thank you for sharing!
I, although am lucky to have access 24/7 to amenities. Will be "full time" as my build sustains. Tis still cold here in Michigan. Disabled & limited income, s l o w l y I get my items. Power source I THOUGHT, I purchased off FB marketplace. Was a total scam got me for 300$. It sets me back a month. As a power source is the biggest cost & NEED. IM LOOKING forward to minimalism, to the extreme. Being in the last chapter of life. I just ordered a sticker for my rig. "ADVENTURE BEFORE DEMENTIA"🙃😁 Safe travels everyone
2 WATER SAVING TIPS FOR YOU. 1. Get a spray bottle and fill it 1/3 shampoo and 2/3 water. You will eliminate having to pre wet yourself. Just spray your hair and body with the mix then use the water to rinse off soap. 2. Attach the kitchen sprayer that came with your shower kit or add one if it didn't. By cutting off the water flow in between lathering will save even more water rather than a continuous flow from the shower head attachment. Bonus tip: Make another bottle with blue Dawn dish soap. Same formula. Pre spray dishes and pans after cooking then rinse. Use it to degrease and clean everything else in the van as well. Great set-up Rob. I am planning out my 04' Sienna build and will probably copy yours. Take care.
enjoyed your tip number one ! :) Have you considered a small spray bottle of 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water to do the dishes.......after a few mins no vinegar smell at all. Cheers from Mike in County Durham UK
Great video, great presentation style! Clear, concise, no stupid graphics or music, no unnecessary background noises or distractions, and no pandering or begging for "likes" or subs. Well done.
Best van build I've ever seen, modeling mine after this! You are so calm and intelligent and easy to listen to. Thanks for sharing all of your well thought out plans! Ontario Canada
This style of "glamping" is so do-able. Thanks for sharing. Also noticed some comments mentioning that this build would be enough for living full-time, I agree. If ever needed, this would be my go-to basics. Actually quite grateful for you and your ideas.
Watching your videos is refreshing. I appreciate your ability to explain in a clear and understandable manner how you have created a camper that is not only simple, but touches everything a person would need to imitate it. Good job. Well thought out and explained. What a guide to enjoying van living.
Genius...between yourself, Eric loves Earth, and Bruce Parks, I have a plethora of great ideas for my build this year. Thank you. Cheers from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
You and eric are the best.. Both of u explain it so details. Im about to make my bed the same way as u and eric. Amazing! Thank you kindly for your kind thought and the way you explain things.🎉
Great build I converted my Chrysler Pacifica minivan 16 months ago and have travelled up to 2 months in it but always looking for new ideas. I put screening across my van door windows and attached it with magnets on the outside as I like to feel a breeze flowing thru even though I also have a usb fan. I also have lots of storage under the floor where I removed my 2nd row seats and although I have a Jackery 1000 watt pro power station , I am also contemplating putting a 100 watt solar panel on roof as long as there is still room to carry my kayak so it was nice to see your set up.
I finished my build the only change I made was instead of 18’ I had to go to 16’ I’m only 5 ft. Thank you so much for the inspiration. Wishing you safe travels and looking forward to more videos.
Enjoyed your video. I am using an '09 Odyssey that I rebuilt the engine on. Since I travel with my wife, My bed is full width, and my kitchen extends out the rear which works well, especially if it rains. Hard to beat the Odyssey camper!
Very nice build for sure. I would do a van like this but no standing up is unfortunately a deal breaker for me. I would think about a 1.5 or 2 in lift and some good AT tires and you would be surprised where the van could go with front wheel drive.
I always sleep with the front windows open at least a little bit, which is plenty of fresh air. I also have an exhaust fan for the rear side window which provides cross ventilation
I like your tips on van living. I have an idea to make a bedsheet frame. So you don't have to make your bed every night, because that kind of looks like it takes too long. So you make a few layer, hollow square, out of vinyl flooring, that has strips that outlines the perimeter of your bed. That's your bed sheet frame. You might have to have some joints in the middle, so you can fold it. You pre sew show some bed sheets, that hug that frame front and back. Basically like a big pillow case, and you put it over the frame. And maybe fold over top and on the back sheet you can put some velcro fasteners. When you wake up in the morning, you just fold it up into a few pieces, and store it somewhere. And reverse it and unfold it to make your bed at night. Maybe you could put snaps on the four corners, attached to bottom fitted sheet, to hold in place. To wash it, take it out of frame. A lot quicker than making the bed. Y'all feel free to steal my idea.
@@Get__StuffDone okay I will try to explain it better. Cut a large square out of vinyl sheet flooring, the same size as your bed surface. Then cut out the middle of it. You only want the outside portion as a frame. It's basically a big vinyl frame. You cut out the middle, so that you don't have to lay on the vinyl, in the middle of it. You just want the outside as a frame, for structure. Then you're probably also going to have to make some kind of hinges in the middle of the frame, so that you can fold it. Then sew your bed sheets together, the same size as the vinyl frame. You're basically making like a big bedsheet pillow case. Then you slip the bed sheet pillowcase, over the vinyl frame. Like you're putting a pillowcase over a pillow. You can probably fasten and close it at the top with some Velcro. Then you put this bed sheet frame on top of your bed, to sleep. At night, you take it up, fold it in half, and maybe hide it behind the couch cushions. And then reverse that, take it out from the couch cushions unfold it, and lay it on the bed, to sleep. You might need to put some velcro at the corners of this bed sheet frame, to hold it in place. But I think this will be a lot faster than making the bed every day.
The most brilliant build in a minivan I've ever seen. Everything is simply lux, from the type and tone of the wood used, to how thoughtful and precise the engineering of each component. This is an accessible layout and it's gorgeous! Well-done, sir.
Thanks so much Rob for sharing and the continued updates. I am about to build my bed and between you and Eric I feel confident I'll get it right. It's very exciting!!
I also have an Ecoflo Delta battery.. I have found that by using a 12v ,300watt full sine wave inverter you can charge the battery much faster than the 12v charge cord that came with the unit..I use a Bestek that cost me $40.. Great build..
Yes, that sounds like a good idea. Ecoflow changed the firmware on my unit to limit alternator charging to 8 amps, but I’ve found that it really only charges at 6 amps even though the outlet is rated for 10 amps. It’s pretty slow, so your idea sounds faster
Rob these videos are so awesome! So clean, simple, and effective. The builds are great, as is your presentation! My favorite vandweller on youtube, 100%. Thank you!
I wish Honda and Toyota made higher roofs an option! Also, that Toyota made their hybrid with a bit more power for acceleration even if it affected milage somewhat. The size and manuverability of these vans is perfect for one or two if only there were headroom.
Enjoyed the video, had watched the previous two some time back, I can think of three little tweeks that you could look into, 1) boiling the kettle for hot water for your shower set up ( if you haven't already), 2) trading that stove you've cooked on for a flat cp250 stove, much safer and less accident prone, and 3) hinges under your sink so that your extra work space simply folds out with a swing out under arm support, just some thoughts, happy trails, 👍🚙👌🇨🇮
Hi just found your channel love your build. I have a 1999 Ford E150. I am only 5ft so I can stand up and bed is across the back window sills. Happy travels.
When I camp and I'm going to shower I use a bug sprayer with a kitchen sprayer added to the end of the connection the tube there and I can do a complete shower with a gallon and a half of water
The only problem I have wth car camping is the heat and cooling issues. I only camp a few months out of the year. Otherwise my purchase of a 2008 Sienna was a great purchase. Serves me camping and use as an easy access “truck”
Thoroughly enjoyed this video. Great build, my friend. Cheers. Btw watching you prepare your bed was quite soothing as well… super strange to say that haha
I've seen simple suggestion .... Put water n drop of shampoo in spray bottle to wet and lather up to wash hair then rinse with your bucket water pump shower device ....less water use Idea too use flannel n water n body wash to clean ....then rinse with your bucket pump shower device . Happy travels 👋 In total refreshed and saving more water.
I have watched a few builds. I really like yours. Have you thought of manufacturing the bed and cabinet portions for sale or showing a construction video on the bed build? Thanks for posting. It was a good video. 😊
I'm with ya, I've got all kinds of plans for my T.&C. But, l still wont be able to stand up or take it down rough roads. I'm so looking forward to being able to travel. Got some of my ideas from you.THANX.
Suggest you try a micro fibre towel. They are full size but take up little space. Great for drying you when you realise a slightly different technique (pad don’t rub) is needed. And they themselves dry in a FRACTION of the time it takes a cotton or linen towel to dry. For camping I’ll never go back to a regular towel.
Thank you for showing some of the "nuts and bolts" of minivan travel and daily chores. I just got a Sienna and I'm starting to plan my build. I'm more looking at a no-build build, and your setup is excellent. I don't have the tools to be able to do any woodworking. Do you of any resources where I could buy already made pieces that are similar to what you have built yourself? Also, I love your shirt! Hello from Holland, MIchigan!
Thanks for your comments, I got the shirt in Petoskey (such a cool town!). Unfortunately, I don't know of any ready-made pieces similar to mine. Each van model is different in critical dimensions, so it's difficult to find off-the-shelf components that fit properly without wobbling. And for something like the convertible bed, I've only seen those as custom-made. Good luck with your project.
I describe the fridge starting at about 6:35 of the Chapter 2 video. I haven't discussed my bathroom system yet, but it's in two parts: for liquids I use a hospital-style bottle, and for solids I use my 5-gallon bucket double-lined with a plastic bag. Fortunately, the bucket is rarely used for that purpose!
What a great build, I am no build build on my Ford Transit connect, Are you here / from the mitten? Livingston county here. Pure Michigan born & bred. My maiden voyage come April😁 safe travels
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This is amazing! For someone on my way to being forced to live in a vehicle because my company shut down, this is how I want to live. I'm not a bum and don't want to live like one. If I have to live in a vehicle I want to do so with integrity and my head up. Thank you for sharing!
Hopefully things worked out successfully for you 👍
I'm in the same boat. I'll one day be there. Cheers 🍻
I'm in the same boat too....picking up a 2013 Dodge Grand Caravan Monday morning....just in case.
Safe travels and God speed 😊
I, although am lucky to have access 24/7 to amenities. Will be "full time" as my build sustains. Tis still cold here in Michigan. Disabled & limited income, s l o w l y I get my items. Power source I THOUGHT, I purchased off FB marketplace. Was a total scam got me for 300$. It sets me back a month. As a power source is the biggest cost & NEED. IM LOOKING forward to minimalism, to the extreme. Being in the last chapter of life. I just ordered a sticker for my rig. "ADVENTURE BEFORE DEMENTIA"🙃😁 Safe travels everyone
2 WATER SAVING TIPS FOR YOU. 1. Get a spray bottle and fill it 1/3 shampoo and 2/3 water. You will eliminate having to pre wet yourself. Just spray your hair and body with the mix then use the water to rinse off soap. 2. Attach the kitchen sprayer that came with your shower kit or add one if it didn't. By cutting off the water flow in between lathering will save even more water rather than a continuous flow from the shower head attachment. Bonus tip: Make another bottle with blue Dawn dish soap. Same formula. Pre spray dishes and pans after cooking then rinse. Use it to degrease and clean everything else in the van as well. Great set-up Rob. I am planning out my 04' Sienna build and will probably copy yours. Take care.
I have a not so fun fact about your tips. Shampoo and dishwashing liquid generates bacteria when mixed with water and not used immediately. 😊
Great ideas.
enjoyed your tip number one ! :) Have you considered a small spray bottle of 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water to do the dishes.......after a few mins no vinegar smell at all. Cheers from Mike in County Durham UK
Great video, great presentation style! Clear, concise, no stupid graphics or music, no unnecessary background noises or distractions, and no pandering or begging for "likes" or subs. Well done.
Best van build I've ever seen, modeling mine after this! You are so calm and intelligent and easy to listen to. Thanks for sharing all of your well thought out plans! Ontario Canada
You should go into business making and selling the inside camper builds. I love it!!
I agree
Second this. I'd purchase it.
You had me at an "exhilarating" shower experience 😅. Love the quiet humour at yourself.
Ditto! This moment had me chuckling. So good 😂
This style of "glamping" is so do-able. Thanks for sharing. Also noticed some comments mentioning that this build would be enough for living full-time, I agree. If ever needed, this would be my go-to basics. Actually quite grateful for you and your ideas.
Watching your videos is refreshing. I appreciate your ability to explain in a clear and understandable manner how you have created a camper that is not only simple, but touches everything a person would need to imitate it. Good job. Well thought out and explained. What a guide to enjoying van living.
Genius...between yourself, Eric loves Earth, and Bruce Parks, I have a plethora of great ideas for my build this year. Thank you. Cheers from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Greetings from Nanaimo!
Bruce Parks' build is indeed fine!
I love this build! It's minimalist, but you have everything you need.
Very clever. It’s all very impressive, but I was most impressed that you cook fresh food from scratch in your camp kitchen! 👍
You and eric are the best..
Both of u explain it so details.
Im about to make my bed the same way as u and eric.
Amazing!
Thank you kindly for your kind thought and the way you explain things.🎉
love the neatness of your van.. it's perfect for weekend camping.
Best camper Van seup I've ever seen.Thank you
Great build I converted my Chrysler Pacifica minivan 16 months ago and have travelled up to 2 months in it but always looking for new ideas. I put screening across my van door windows and attached it with magnets on the outside as I like to feel a breeze flowing thru even though I also have a usb fan. I also have lots of storage under the floor where I removed my 2nd row seats and although I have a Jackery 1000 watt pro power station , I am also contemplating putting a 100 watt solar panel on roof as long as there is still room to carry my kayak so it was nice to see your set up.
That is the best bed I've ever seen built. You have everything.
Love the Lake Michigan nod!
Such a nice, uncluttered set up!
posible the best mini van build I have seen!
😂
Super cool video. I like your style and van. 🌷Thank You for sharing.
Wow what a man! Loves to travel, Creative, smart and keeps his motor clean.
Great video. Your camper is so pleasant and organized, and your presentation style is similarly clear and pleasant. Much appreciated!
Well thought through and well presented. Thank you
I finished my build the only change I made was instead of 18’ I had to go to 16’ I’m only 5 ft. Thank you so much for the inspiration. Wishing you safe travels and looking forward to more videos.
Enjoyed your video. I am using an '09 Odyssey that I rebuilt the engine on.
Since I travel with my wife, My bed is full width, and my kitchen extends out the rear which works well, especially if it rains.
Hard to beat the Odyssey camper!
Well done!! I have the same shower set up but hadn't thought of washing my hair separately. Good idea.
Conserving hair washing water by effectively recycling the clean water rather than switching on/off is innovative.
Very nice build for sure. I would do a van like this but no standing up is unfortunately a deal breaker for me. I would think about a 1.5 or 2 in lift and some good AT tires and you would be surprised where the van could go with front wheel drive.
It's very cool, but one very important thing is that you must have a fan to exhaust air when you sleep. You should do more for your health
I always sleep with the front windows open at least a little bit, which is plenty of fresh air. I also have an exhaust fan for the rear side window which provides cross ventilation
I like your tips on van living. I have an idea to make a bedsheet frame. So you don't have to make your bed every night, because that kind of looks like it takes too long.
So you make a few layer, hollow square, out of vinyl flooring, that has strips that outlines the perimeter of your bed. That's your bed sheet frame. You might have to have some joints in the middle, so you can fold it. You pre sew show some bed sheets, that hug that frame front and back. Basically like a big pillow case, and you put it over the frame. And maybe fold over top and on the back sheet you can put some velcro fasteners.
When you wake up in the morning, you just fold it up into a few pieces, and store it somewhere. And reverse it and unfold it to make your bed at night. Maybe you could put snaps on the four corners, attached to bottom fitted sheet, to hold in place. To wash it, take it out of frame. A lot quicker than making the bed. Y'all feel free to steal my idea.
I can't imagine this, I wish you could show us drawings to explain it better. ❤
@@Get__StuffDone okay I will try to explain it better.
Cut a large square out of vinyl sheet flooring, the same size as your bed surface. Then cut out the middle of it. You only want the outside portion as a frame. It's basically a big vinyl frame. You cut out the middle, so that you don't have to lay on the vinyl, in the middle of it. You just want the outside as a frame, for structure.
Then you're probably also going to have to make some kind of hinges in the middle of the frame, so that you can fold it.
Then sew your bed sheets together, the same size as the vinyl frame. You're basically making like a big bedsheet pillow case.
Then you slip the bed sheet pillowcase, over the vinyl frame. Like you're putting a pillowcase over a pillow. You can probably fasten and close it at the top with some Velcro.
Then you put this bed sheet frame on top of your bed, to sleep. At night, you take it up, fold it in half, and maybe hide it behind the couch cushions. And then reverse that, take it out from the couch cushions unfold it, and lay it on the bed, to sleep.
You might need to put some velcro at the corners of this bed sheet frame, to hold it in place.
But I think this will be a lot faster than making the bed every day.
Love this clean design
The most brilliant build in a minivan I've ever seen. Everything is simply lux, from the type and tone of the wood used, to how thoughtful and precise the engineering of each component. This is an accessible layout and it's gorgeous! Well-done, sir.
Great video's Rob. You are easy to watch and great flow in your instructions. Looking forward to your next installment
Honestly, for adventuring, traveling, and most non full-time, this build is perfect.
4-19-23(5:10 A.M.). Thoroughly enjoyed the tour...nice, neat and organized 😂🎉...thank you!
Great build and first class presentation in the video. Extremely clear and concise!
Thanks so much Rob for sharing and the continued updates. I am about to build my bed and between you and Eric I feel confident I'll get it right. It's very exciting!!
This is the best and simplest version that anyone can do. Looks neat and tidy and extremely functional. Well done and thanks for sharing.
I've just watched all 3 chapters... beautiful build, beautifully presented.
A pump-less version for your shower could be a modified garden sprayer... Just replace the spray wand with a inexpensive sink sprayer... Sweet build
Nice job
Fantastic build and presentation. It is always good to see demonstrations of things. Brilliant. May all your journeys be happy ones.
Brilliant yet simple. Well done Sir
I also have an Ecoflo Delta battery.. I have found that by using a 12v ,300watt full sine wave inverter you can charge the battery much faster than the 12v charge cord that came with the unit..I use a Bestek that cost me $40.. Great build..
Yes, that sounds like a good idea. Ecoflow changed the firmware on my unit to limit alternator charging to 8 amps, but I’ve found that it really only charges at 6 amps even though the outlet is rated for 10 amps. It’s pretty slow, so your idea sounds faster
Rob these videos are so awesome! So clean, simple, and effective. The builds are great, as is your presentation! My favorite vandweller on youtube, 100%. Thank you!
Thanks for adding the shampooing, showering, and cooking tips. Great stuff as usual!
Great video, love the setup 🌼🌺🌼🌺🌼🌺🌼🌺🌼🌺🌼🌺🌼
I wish Honda and Toyota made higher roofs an option! Also, that Toyota made their hybrid with a bit more power for acceleration even if it affected milage somewhat. The size and manuverability of these vans is perfect for one or two if only there were headroom.
Yes, I agree! My next van will definitely be a hybrid with a higher roof, possibly some sort of pop-top.
@@travelswithrob4970 The question is: Will you dare to build a DIY pop top?!
You have an awesome set up in your van! 👍 😃
Wow! Awesome build! Great video! Stay safe and happy travels!!
Well spoken. Great technically. Sensible build. I am envious. !
Enjoyed the video, had watched the previous two some time back, I can think of three little tweeks that you could look into, 1) boiling the kettle for hot water for your shower set up ( if you haven't already), 2) trading that stove you've cooked on for a flat cp250 stove, much safer and less accident prone, and 3) hinges under your sink so that your extra work space simply folds out with a swing out under arm support, just some thoughts, happy trails, 👍🚙👌🇨🇮
Thanks for your suggestions!
@@travelswithrob4970 your welcome, ☺️
Wow. Impressive build, details and love your modifications!
I love that bed design. Brilliant!
You are quite the innovator sir. I love to put eggplant in my pasta sauce. I don't ever put meat in there.
Hi just found your channel love your build. I have a 1999 Ford E150. I am only 5ft so I can stand up and bed is across the back window sills. Happy travels.
loved your reference to "full monty"... made me giggle!! One of my favorite movies.
Took a really cool bed and improved on it. Very nice I like the modifications.
The shower set up does work
Excellent! Thank you for sharing.
A real great job you did here.Respect.Greetings from Grermany.
Really excellent, comfortable build. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy the open road!🚙🌅👍
Please give your brother, Billy Bob Thornton, a big howdy. Big fan.
You're a funny guy, a definite out loud chuckle...first time full monty 🤣
When I camp and I'm going to shower I use a bug sprayer with a kitchen sprayer added to the end of the connection the tube there and I can do a complete shower with a gallon and a half of water
Subbed! Great video I’m planning on doing vanlife in 5 years thanks for the video!
Great video, love your set up
I really like how quiet and variable your sink faucet is. I want the same one because of your video. Thanks!
Rob you have some brilliant ideas! I plan on using many of them in my build.
Just Got my very first van , and I love your setup. Your cool , I like you 🚐👌
The only problem I have wth car camping is the heat and cooling issues. I only camp a few months out of the year. Otherwise my purchase of a 2008 Sienna was a great purchase. Serves me camping and use as an easy access “truck”
finely someone with sence.brilliantly done
Thoroughly enjoyed this video. Great build, my friend. Cheers. Btw watching you prepare your bed was quite soothing as well… super strange to say that haha
I've seen simple suggestion ....
Put water n drop of shampoo in spray bottle to wet and lather up to wash hair then rinse with your bucket water pump shower device ....less water use
Idea too use flannel n water n body wash to clean ....then rinse with your bucket pump shower device .
Happy travels 👋
In total refreshed and saving more water.
I love your van. I need a bed like yhay
New subscriber here. Excellent video and presentation. I'll be checking the first two parts. Thank you.
Really enjoyed your van conversion series, thank you for taking the time to share your experiences.
Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed them!
Love this. May be homeless shortly but have enough to buy a used Dodge Caravan. Just wish I could do this but terrible with building things.
Really enjoyed seeing your build. Great job!
I have watched a few builds. I really like yours. Have you thought of manufacturing the bed and cabinet portions for sale or showing a construction video on the bed build? Thanks for posting. It was a good video. 😊
Enjoyed your video.... content, your easy going presentation.... just everything! thank you
That was very cool watching out huh? Makes you want to live in a van and I may have to not too far down the road.
I'm with ya, I've got all kinds of plans for my T.&C. But, l still wont be able to stand up or take it down rough roads. I'm so looking forward to being able to travel.
Got some of my ideas from you.THANX.
Well done! Some great ideas, though I want to start with a larger van. I want more of a kitchen, and more storage etc.
I've learned so much from your videos! Thanks
What a great setup!
Thanks for the update!
dude you make excellent videos you have a unique style that is forthright that I appreciate and I have an Odessey thanks
Nice build
Es usted un genio, esta súper su van❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Suggest you try a micro fibre towel. They are full size but take up little space. Great for drying you when you realise a slightly different technique (pad don’t rub) is needed. And they themselves dry in a FRACTION of the time it takes a cotton or linen towel to dry. For camping I’ll never go back to a regular towel.
Sitting by the side door and feeling a slow breeze on the sides and back of your head
Thank you for showing some of the "nuts and bolts" of minivan travel and daily chores. I just got a Sienna and I'm starting to plan my build. I'm more looking at a no-build build, and your setup is excellent. I don't have the tools to be able to do any woodworking. Do you of any resources where I could buy already made pieces that are similar to what you have built yourself?
Also, I love your shirt! Hello from Holland, MIchigan!
Thanks for your comments, I got the shirt in Petoskey (such a cool town!). Unfortunately, I don't know of any ready-made pieces similar to mine. Each van model is different in critical dimensions, so it's difficult to find off-the-shelf components that fit properly without wobbling. And for something like the convertible bed, I've only seen those as custom-made. Good luck with your project.
We bought a ready made set up from a company named Roadloft. We love it!
Your shower segment made me laugh out loud😂
Chillest man on earth
I've always put my shampoo into my hair first Rob. And THEN wet it demand wash it!
You are one smart guy. You could start your own conversion van company.
I'm impressed with your build. I'd like to have seen your refridge and potty but I'm sure its somewhere on your videos.
I describe the fridge starting at about 6:35 of the Chapter 2 video. I haven't discussed my bathroom system yet, but it's in two parts: for liquids I use a hospital-style bottle, and for solids I use my 5-gallon bucket double-lined with a plastic bag. Fortunately, the bucket is rarely used for that purpose!
I really like your build.
What a great build, I am no build build on my Ford Transit connect, Are you here / from the mitten? Livingston county here. Pure Michigan born & bred. My maiden voyage come April😁 safe travels
I’m originally from Wisconsin and my wife is from Farmington, so we get to the area often. Love the UP!
Wow, I love your build, I want to bring my van to you so you van build it for me 😊