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Thank you Bob! Much appreciated. Petteri

Thank you. :)

Thank you. I learned a lot doing the build. Hopefully. I'll be able to do another in the future. There are a few things that I will do differently next time. Thank you for watching. Petteri

Thank you Alesandro. Much appreciated.

Thank you Rhonda. Yes, I definitely will. I'll have some time in the next week to put more content up and I will go over how I did the slide in features of the van. Thank you for your kind words. Petteri

Right now the van is boondocked and on Airbnb. We've only used it short distances. I was considering adding air suspension, but that never happened. The van is around 10.5ft tall.

Thank you so much!!

Thanks Paul. Much Appreciated. Feel free to message me if you ever have any build questions. Petteri

That's awesome! We're on the east coast and have yet to see any.

ha, thanks @joezen

Sorry dude. I was showing the two methods that we use.

Hi Mike. If you look towards the window on the right you'll see the round platform that the roll is on. The roll is almost finished, I'm sure that is making it hard to see. Thank you for watching. Much appreciated!

Thank you! My Condolences regarding your great-grandmother. I am partial, but I think Finnish is a beautiful language. One of the hardest to learn.

Thanks Carlos! Much appreciated.

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words. It was definitely a learning experience. I'm hoping to soon do another build.

@@heiukko You are so very talented! What an accomplishment by a true artist!🩷

@@rf3811 Thank you :)

Thank you Meira. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch.

Thank you Rannes. Much appreciated.

Thank you! We sure will make a video in the near future. Do you have a step van? Feel free to email us with any questions in the meantime.

Beautiful ❤

@@kitchensbyrannes Thank you.

I don't understand what you are getting at?

For the young skaters that use them.

Thank you so much! That is one thing we still need to do. Get it to the weigh station.

Cool. I enjoyed building it. Thanks for watching!

Thank you Justin. Much Appreciated.

Thank you! Much appreciated.

Thank you for the compliments. I really appreciate it. I do speak faster in Finnish, my native language.

Thank you. Much appreciated.

Thank you Karen. Much appreciated.

Thank you. We loved the idea of the incinerator, but the Tiny John gave us so many problems. Fan errors, door errors and not cycling properly, then the exhaust fan failed with only being used for 3 months. It's a shame because it was not cheap. Right now the van is boondocked in the yard of our woodshop. It's on Airbnb. There were problems with it every weekend we that we had guests. The OGO has been good. No headaches.

@@heiukko I figured it had something to do with the Tiny John. When I was looking for a toilet to use for our van conversion, I looked into incinerating toilets (specifically the Incinolet and Cinderella). I also didn't want to have to deal with black tank or composting toilets. So we decided on the Trekker Wrappon toilet. It's more expensive than the Laveo but you don't have to wait for the entire cassette to be used up to throw it.

@@exelixium, Understandable. There is a new model of The Tiny John that supposedly doesn't have the issues that ours did. Even though it was only in use for a few months, we purchased it 2 years ago. It was stored in the manufactures box and in a climate controlled environment. It is a beautiful looking unit. Sad that it didn't work out for us. The OGO get's lots of use before needing to empty. There is no smell and it has some nice technology. We chose that because it also looks nice and compliments our build. I wish the Tiny John would have worked out.

Thank you so much! We appreciate you watching.

Hi Keith. In general, I wanted it to be a step van. It has the largest footprint for the living space and it is a square straight walled construction to start with. Outside of that, it was the engine and the transmission that I wanted. Petteri

Thank you so much. I think we got them from tilebar.com, La Riviera Queztal. I don't remember where we bought the matching grout.

Tile Club

Thank you so much Rebecca. I really appreciate it. Petteri

Thank you so much! We appreciate it.

thanks. At 1.5x he sounds normal.

Thanks Chris! I'm glad you and your wife liked the van. I hope to have an opportunity to do another one. The music we used in the video is an instrumental by Jonathan Mogavero called "Soul Slippin". Thanks again. Petteri & Michelle

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Constructive criticism helps me improve, and I’m glad you liked the build!

Thanks for watching. Much appreciated.

Thank you Bevily.

Thank you. Much appreciated.

It's a step van. Freightliner MT45

Thanks SuperDave. Michelle

@rfltrndd. Thank you.

@Lesastarot. Thank you so much! I was definitely going for that open feel. I appreciate you watching. Thanks again.

2003 Freightliner MT45 28ft long.

Do you do conversions as a proffesional

@@BryanKrauss-u7y I am well equipped to do design and build out a conversion to anyone's specification. We are running a custom woodworking shop in Lancaster, PA, where we can park vehicles right next to our shop and build them out.

Where are you located

@@BryanKrauss-u7y, Lancaster, PA

I estimate it to be around 30k and that includes the cost of the van.

28ft Long with 18ft cargo space. I designed and built out the van. My dad helped out with some of the engine work.

We get approx. 12-14 mpg with our van.