The van companies are riding a downward wave at the present. Sales have slowed nationally and price adjustments will come. Personally, the van is too big and top heavy for real off-reading. They have a place in the market. But $300,000 for van is a bit much. You have the right idea, $25,000 is much more practical. Great video !
Let Google-employed hipsters spend the money and buy used from them at a substantial discount, hopefully. I think the vans that cost several hundred thousand dollars are actually targeted toward people, young people, that work for tech companies and pretended to the environmentalists on the weekend.
That's a great setup. I think you're the only creator that remembers that most people have a budget. This other creator showing off her new 250k van like it's just pocket change and half the systems didn't even work right away. Thanks for keeping it real Doc!
I'm always impressed by how clearly you explain the technical details , you obviously do your homework , and as a novice i'm grateful for your explanations . Also i agree , why spend hundreds of thousand when this vehicle will provide all you need for a fraction of that . Looking forward to future adventures .
Doc, the van build is amazing. I love the look of everything you chose. The biggest thing is all the room you have. Of course, as you stated, none of your belongings are in the van at the moment. Please, hold back, you do not need to bring everything! 😀 I am looking forward to seeing you use the van in your adventures! As always Doc, Have Fun! 💜
Nice job kiddo looks pretty sharp. The only initial thing I saw I would want to add something to is the cubbies. I would put some sort of internal flush mount magnetically held rigid screen on them to prevent fall out. They wouldn't have to cover the whole hole, this would allow for quick grabs. But as you state, it can be modified for personal use.
There's quite a bit more room in there than I initially thought 👍 Keeping things simple usually means less things to break! I'm curious how the Mercedes fares out & about so I'm looking forward to seeing those results. Thanks Doc!
Practical and budget-friendly. Thanks Doc for giving a great run down on your 2023 Mercedes camper van. I like the color you chose. Now its time to break it in some more and see how she does. Have fun!!!🙂
Thank you for measuring the bed area :) Yes, plenty of sleeping area, unless you are like me, 6' 3". If you can't stretch out your legs, you will eventually get hamstring cramps, and those are extremely painful and can even possibly cause damage.
Hello my dear Dr. Hannah. What have you brought me today? Ahhh, a van conversion! I’ve been looking into these quite heavily lately and Timber is one of the kits I found. I love the idea of a single, useful design that allows for a simple construction to keep costs down and the option of doing it yourself is a great idea. You say I can fit my Yurt, that information is so useful, so many vans are not Yurt-friendly 😜 Essentials…curling iron ✅ blow dryer ✅ , storage for tasty snacks and a fridge for fun pizza ingredients, what more could a girl want 🤔 I appreciate the crazy electronic sensor sounds you serenaded me with, just lovely. Thanks for taking me along on this “adventure”, until next time 🤗
That is a pretty sick van. Another good thing I would account for would be weight. In a simple build with the price of gas the less weight you carry the better. EX 4x4 E150 owner here. MY E-150 was sold bc of gas price and its horrible mileage(non-Diesel). Have fun with that van.
Great build , seems to have everything that you want . Only thing I would add would be rod holders on the passenger side And the swivel chairs are a terrific touch .
Hi Hannah!👋 Like your choice of finish, blond wood and grey tweed adds a higher end feel! I think those swivel seats are a must given the added versatility to the space for a pretty small price. Can’t wait to see where you take this rig, 👍✌
Hey Doc! What a nice surprise seeing a new video of yours on a Friday. Love how economical this build was, and how much space there is! Love that they have the DIY kits too. As always you’re the consummate spokesperson, and gorgeous as ever. Can’t wait to see your adventures in this van! Have fun, and stay safe!?
Very nice simple and functional Sprinter build....I like it. The Baltic Birch looks nice smart choice and lightweight. Overhead shelf for more storage drivers area above. A set of 4 season insulated window coverings.....that exposed metal will get hot and cold in those climates. They have some insulated drop down rear curtains that also have a bug screen. I really like your van build because of its simplicity. Most vans you see out there are way over the GVWR for safe legal road travel.
Now this makes a lot more sense as it is far more practical so to speak Hannah! $200,000+ for a build is completely nuts as you are spot on in terms of buying some land/property instead. The room inside of this is amazing in the video and looks far more roomy than your truck w/camper on it. I also like a lot less electronic "goo" as it is nice when it works but when it does not - pain in the neck and expensive to repair. Looking very forward to seeing this in future videos. Did you keep your truck-camper though or are you going to see how this works out first?? Cool! 😎😎😎
Great video DR. Hanna. Bout time someone came up with an economical solution. The prices some of these companies are charging is ridiculous. Great video as always. ❤
Thanks for the review. I though running a fridge that big would need way bigger solar panels but apparently it only takes 418W/24h. Maybe that is my next upgrade in our summer cottage?
Looks like a great reasonable priced build and of course watching you showing use your new toy and seeing your smiling face makes it for a great day . I bet you really fun to watch open Christmas presents.
Hay Hannah, that's cool, I keep my hand/scratch built (by yours truly) 250cc V-twin 70's style enduro motorcycle, right in my front foyer of my house. It took me almost 4 years to build it and it turned out nicer than I was even hoping for. But I just finally got around to painting it and man, this paint job is the coolest I've ever done so far, by far... It's silver glitter, with 27 coats of clear coat. It's like WOOOW!!!!😂
The only problem with the Mercedes Sprinter is that it now comes with a small 2.0L diesel engine. That is a pretty dinky engine for a large/heavy vehicle. Tho old 3.0L V6 diesel engine was a much a better option, but they won't sell it to you any more....
Hannah! Love the van, it appears to be so well worth the wait! Very sensible, very practical. You've struck the proper balance between form, function and practicality! Wishing you so many happy carefree miles and wonderful adventures. As always, please take the very best of care. Ciao Bella and happy trails!
One of the drawbacks to the narrowness of the Sprinter is that heavily insulating the vehicle for extreme winter camping is out of the question, I would prefer to have 2.5" of foam on the floors, roof, and walls for winter adventures. Mercedes should get with the program and widen the Sprinter to match its competition. Nobody wants frozen/burst water lines when winter camping or parking the van for a skiing or hiking day and with minimal insulation that is a distinct possibility. Hot air heating does not get inside cabinets very well, so even if the fresh and grey tanks are not frozen the water lines could be.
What a nice van. Simple, functional, all the essentials you need and none of the things you don't, and not breaking the bank. Happy adventuring in it and looking forward to seeing where you go with it!
I bought a 2018 Ford Van , with a Quigley 4x4 conversion , 53,000 miles and $54, 500 in October 2023. I researched Camper Vans diligently for 5 months and first identified between the Dodge Ram, Ford or Mercedes. What I learned is that the Mercedes repairs are very expensive and limited to Dealerships , whereas mechanics are familiar with Ford and Dodge and tend to be less expensive. Vans are very personalized , with varying budgets and needs . My suggestion is that people have an idea of what they want inside and where they plan to visit, as they prepare for the Nomad or weekend adventures.
That van build is absolutely awesome Hannah! Not only is the price right, but the design screams efficiency and ease of use. Looking forward to seeing how you kit it out and how it functions on your adventures.
Love this minimalistic build, it really is all a person would need! Your input, no doubt from experience on the road was the driving force I’m sure! Great job Hannah! These should do well! Always have fun girl! You’re always amazing! 🤘🏼😎🥰
Hey Hannah, that build looks awesome, I mean, come on, 25k is seriously great value for all the features that you get with it. Can't wait to see you out and about with it.
Wow I was thinking about back when I first started watching your site that you were showing us campers and trucks. So now here we are a new camper. Great
@@DrHannahStraight You also! Know that you are loved for who you are and that many like myself enjoy watching your adventures! May the very Truth (𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤔𐤏) set you free from all debts!
Nice!!! I just bought a Ford E-150 that I plan on converting to a camper van. Your tour gave me a few ideas. Looking forward to more adventures with Dr Hannah❣️
I’m not sure if you’ve heard of this UA-camr here on UA-cam called amie in a van I think she should look into this because she built hers. It’s nice but her bed is too small. This is exactly what she would need to fix that problem.❤
You did good by going with the Mercedes,Ford Transit’s seem to need brake pad replacement more than usual along with rear hub bearings going bad. Only thing with the Mercedes and Ram Pro Masters is the front lower ball joints. Not like the Transits,just something to check when being serviced.
Timber is owned by Titan Vans which has many other offerings as well, even other less expensive DIY kits. They have been offering the Timber package for a couple of years but only in an installed version and not the DIY kit until now. Good to see!! So to be clear, yours was $39k installed with the fridge, fan, diesel heater, solar, windows, and finished panels correct?
Howdy Handy Hanna! Becoming quite the expert on the options for off roaring huh! Glad you went this way and I think you will like the extra security of being able to drive away from any issues that you run into! Thanks for sharing! Ps- I vote for the land with the money you saved!
That is an amazing build for the price, perfect for the person that camps on the weekend or cross country trip. Looking forward to your new adventures.
Ah....there you are Doc. Checked your channel last night to see if maybe I'd missed something. I wish some backyard genius could come up with a truly feasible A/C for vans and small campers. 100+ degrees sure takes the enjoyment out of things. I like the simpler is better reasoning behind this kit.
Hello my friend....back at ya !! I luv it, all the options, that is. First of all, I like the color of the van, the wide roomy hallway, the option of a DIY kit and of course the ability to transform it into many arraignments, practical. Thanks for the tour, good job, fantabulous !!....take care.
Wow! That really looks like fair value and well thought out. Just enough innuendo to make me smile, thanks Hannah, looking forward to seeing your adventures. 😊
Those Mercedes sprinters are MAINTENACE NIGHTMARES. My company bought a bunch to deliver out of, and NONE of them made it past 10k before going in for warranty work. We got rid of all of them before any of them had 40k on them because they were so terrible. Hopefully they have gotten much better in the past few years...Good luck!
I'm curious about which vans your company went with. I have always thought Sprinters were a bad idea since you have to have them serviced at a Mercedes center and I've heard if a censor goes out the van won't start after a certain number of starts. I'm thinking Pro Max might be better because they can be serviced anywhere and the back is more square possibly allowing more room and easier builds. Any thoughts?
FANTASTIC information and outstanding van. Besides the fact that you are adorable, this information is really great. I love your adventures and I am very jealous of the places you go. Keep it up - we appreciate it very much.
Great build Hannah and you as always - you are the consummate professional in your presentation! Beauty - brains and wonderful sense of humor. You and your van build are both the "total packages' Hannah! Safe travels wherever you are today.....
Hi Doc! Wow that van is so practical! You’re going to make real good use of it! Can’t wait to see what you do with & where you’ll take it! Wish I had that years ago to make my family camping trips easier! Enjoy your new “home” with wonderful adventures!🫶🏻😎
Nice build but MAJOR error on the switches and outlets in the bed area. Always want to sleep with your head higher and that means head goes on the driver side. Roads and rest areas are crowned for run off of water so drivers side is usually the high side. I know I know that is not always the case but having had two rigs and slept all over the place the vast majority of time head up is drivers side. This is all predicated on solo sleeping.
5:19 finally someone gets it on electrical. Last year I was watching van life builds but all use the expensive Victron stuff that requires a professional electrician, money down the drain. Induction cook top that is portable/removable is also commendable. Cringey that van builds still has permanently installed induction or worse, gas.
The van install looks great. The wood used with the install looks excellent. The video was well done. You sound and look very happy with your new travel van. The window covers will come in a later vlog is the assumption. I'll look into your van build suggestion. Thanks, RJ!
The van companies are riding a downward wave at the present. Sales have slowed nationally and price adjustments will come. Personally, the van is too big and top heavy for real off-reading. They have a place in the market. But $300,000 for van is a bit much. You have the right idea, $25,000 is much more practical. Great video !
With the cost of the van plus 25k and up for the conversion you're still spending 100 grand or more. Definitely out of my price range.
@@TheRGSfan Buy used and keep your total investment in the 5 figures instead of 6!
If somebody tries to charge $300,000 for a kitted out van then they're ripping you off, pure and simple. That's more expensive than a fucking house.
I watched because I was interested in what their van kits looked like, but you were kind of annoying.
Let Google-employed hipsters spend the money and buy used from them at a substantial discount, hopefully. I think the vans that cost several hundred thousand dollars are actually targeted toward people, young people, that work for tech companies and pretended to the environmentalists on the weekend.
Great to see a sensible solution compared to the ridiculously priced van builds.
That's a great setup. I think you're the only creator that remembers that most people have a budget. This other creator showing off her new 250k van like it's just pocket change and half the systems didn't even work right away.
Thanks for keeping it real Doc!
❤❤ I really tried to find the best value for the price, I think it’s great they offer both the professional install or diy kit option
How reliable are these sprinter vans ?
Finally an affordable van build. Those expensive van builds are great to look at but not achievable for most people.
I'm always impressed by how clearly you explain the technical details , you obviously do your homework , and as a novice i'm grateful for your explanations . Also i agree , why spend hundreds of thousand when this vehicle will provide all you need for a fraction of that . Looking forward to future adventures .
Doc, the van build is amazing. I love the look of everything you chose. The biggest thing is all the room you have. Of course, as you stated, none of your belongings are in the van at the moment. Please, hold back, you do not need to bring everything! 😀 I am looking forward to seeing you use the van in your adventures! As always Doc, Have Fun! 💜
Nice job kiddo looks pretty sharp. The only initial thing I saw I would want to add something to is the cubbies. I would put some sort of internal flush mount magnetically held rigid screen on them to prevent fall out. They wouldn't have to cover the whole hole, this would allow for quick grabs. But as you state, it can be modified for personal use.
There's quite a bit more room in there than I initially thought 👍 Keeping things simple usually means less things to break! I'm curious how the Mercedes fares out & about so I'm looking forward to seeing those results. Thanks Doc!
Practical and budget-friendly. Thanks Doc for giving a great run down on your 2023 Mercedes camper van. I like the color you chose. Now its time to break it in some more and see how she does. Have fun!!!🙂
Wow...I think Purple is my new favorite color
Ya she baddd
Go black and never come back
purple people eater
😊 likewise
I love the Birchwood look, very Scandinavian! This is my favorite build for sure!
Thank you for measuring the bed area :) Yes, plenty of sleeping area, unless you are like me, 6' 3". If you can't stretch out your legs, you will eventually get hamstring cramps, and those are extremely painful and can even possibly cause damage.
Hello my dear Dr. Hannah. What have you brought me today? Ahhh, a van conversion! I’ve been looking into these quite heavily lately and Timber is one of the kits I found. I love the idea of a single, useful design that allows for a simple construction to keep costs down and the option of doing it yourself is a great idea. You say I can fit my Yurt, that information is so useful, so many vans are not Yurt-friendly 😜 Essentials…curling iron ✅ blow dryer ✅ , storage for tasty snacks and a fridge for fun pizza ingredients, what more could a girl want 🤔 I appreciate the crazy electronic sensor sounds you serenaded me with, just lovely. Thanks for taking me along on this “adventure”, until next time 🤗
That is a pretty sick van. Another good thing I would account for would be weight. In a simple build with the price of gas the less weight you carry the better. EX 4x4 E150 owner here. MY E-150 was sold bc of gas price and its horrible mileage(non-Diesel). Have fun with that van.
Great build , seems to have everything that you want .
Only thing I would add would be rod holders on the passenger side
And the swivel chairs are a terrific touch .
Hi Hannah!👋 Like your choice of finish, blond wood and grey tweed adds a higher end feel! I think those swivel seats are a must given the added versatility to the space for a pretty small price. Can’t wait to see where you take this rig, 👍✌
Hey Doc! What a nice surprise seeing a new video of yours on a Friday. Love how economical this build was, and how much space there is! Love that they have the DIY kits too. As always you’re the consummate spokesperson, and gorgeous as ever. Can’t wait to see your adventures in this van! Have fun, and stay safe!?
Hannah now your making a lot of sense here. Love it.
Very nice simple and functional Sprinter build....I like it.
The Baltic Birch looks nice smart choice and lightweight.
Overhead shelf for more storage drivers area above.
A set of 4 season insulated window coverings.....that exposed metal will get hot and cold in those climates.
They have some insulated drop down rear curtains that also have a bug screen.
I really like your van build because of its simplicity.
Most vans you see out there are way over the GVWR for safe legal road travel.
Very light weight build and window covers coming soon:)❤❤
Now this makes a lot more sense as it is far more practical so to speak Hannah! $200,000+ for a build is completely nuts as you are spot on in terms of buying some land/property instead. The room inside of this is amazing in the video and looks far more roomy than your truck w/camper on it. I also like a lot less electronic "goo" as it is nice when it works but when it does not - pain in the neck and expensive to repair. Looking very forward to seeing this in future videos. Did you keep your truck-camper though or are you going to see how this works out first?? Cool! 😎😎😎
You are a busy girl Doc... your enthusiasm is always refreshing... the finish looks great
Great video DR. Hanna. Bout time someone came up with an economical solution. The prices some of these companies are charging is ridiculous. Great video as always. ❤
Thanks for the review. I though running a fridge that big would need way bigger solar panels but apparently it only takes 418W/24h. Maybe that is my next upgrade in our summer cottage?
Cold beverages are always nice😬
Looks like a great reasonable priced build and of course watching you showing use your new toy and seeing your smiling face makes it for a great day .
I bet you really fun to watch open Christmas presents.
Congrats Dr Hannah- new van build looks great, you’ll have many years of fun with this.
About times for someone doing the budget and she is real human being. 😊
Looks nice and you look like a happy camper,swivel seats was a good idea,enjoy and thanks for the tour Dr.Hannah
My dad bought a sprinter for a work vehicle and had it fitted. Think the parents plan is to eventually convert for camping. Great choice.
Hay Hannah, that's cool, I keep my hand/scratch built (by yours truly) 250cc V-twin 70's style enduro motorcycle, right in my front foyer of my house. It took me almost 4 years to build it and it turned out nicer than I was even hoping for. But I just finally got around to painting it and man, this paint job is the coolest I've ever done so far, by far... It's silver glitter, with 27 coats of clear coat. It's like WOOOW!!!!😂
Wishing you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, 2024, Hannah!!
The only problem with the Mercedes Sprinter is that it now comes with a small 2.0L diesel engine. That is a pretty dinky engine for a large/heavy vehicle. Tho old 3.0L V6 diesel engine was a much a better option, but they won't sell it to you any more....
Hannah! Love the van, it appears to be so well worth the wait! Very sensible, very practical. You've struck the proper balance between form, function and practicality! Wishing you so many happy carefree miles and wonderful adventures. As always, please take the very best of care. Ciao Bella and happy trails!
A girl that has to have motorcycle room in the van! I think I am in love. One of the better no nonsense van setups I have seen.
Didn't know such a kit existed. Thank you for sharing your experience.
You are the 'Perfect' spokesperson. Happy Trails Doc...
I like it! It’s simple and livable. The materials look to be good quality. Congratulations on your new van. Can’t wait for further videos.
Glad TO SEE YOU again KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK HAVING fun ❤❤❤
The interior is huge compare to your truck. Hope you enjoy the change. I think you may need some netting for the open cupboards?
About time someone created a "plug and play" van build option. It's like IKEA built van furniture. Thanks for the review.
One of the drawbacks to the narrowness of the Sprinter is that heavily insulating the vehicle for extreme winter camping is out of the question, I would prefer to have 2.5" of foam on the floors, roof, and walls for winter adventures. Mercedes should get with the program and widen the Sprinter to match its competition. Nobody wants frozen/burst water lines when winter camping or parking the van for a skiing or hiking day and with minimal insulation that is a distinct possibility. Hot air heating does not get inside cabinets very well, so even if the fresh and grey tanks are not frozen the water lines could be.
What a nice van. Simple, functional, all the essentials you need and none of the things you don't, and not breaking the bank. Happy adventuring in it and looking forward to seeing where you go with it!
I bought a 2018 Ford Van , with a Quigley 4x4 conversion , 53,000 miles and $54, 500 in October 2023. I researched Camper Vans diligently for 5 months and first identified between the Dodge Ram, Ford or Mercedes. What I learned is that the Mercedes repairs are very expensive and limited to Dealerships , whereas mechanics are familiar with Ford and Dodge and tend to be less expensive. Vans are very personalized , with varying budgets and needs . My suggestion is that people have an idea of what they want inside and where they plan to visit, as they prepare for the Nomad or weekend adventures.
That van build is absolutely awesome Hannah! Not only is the price right, but the design screams efficiency and ease of use. Looking forward to seeing how you kit it out and how it functions on your adventures.
Love this minimalistic build, it really is all a person would need! Your input, no doubt from experience on the road was the driving force I’m sure! Great job Hannah! These should do well! Always have fun girl! You’re always amazing! 🤘🏼😎🥰
Hey Hannah, that build looks awesome, I mean, come on, 25k is seriously great value for all the features that you get with it. Can't wait to see you out and about with it.
Wow I was thinking about back when I first started watching your site that you were showing us campers and trucks. So now here we are a new camper. Great
Your right! This van is perfect for the beginner on camping and a very good price! You make the van look even better! (smiles)
Thanks, and I hope you have a wonderful day!
@@DrHannahStraight You also! Know that you are loved for who you are and that many like myself enjoy watching your adventures! May the very Truth (𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤔𐤏) set you free from all debts!
Perfect. A small footprint to boot. Pun intended (sorta).
Supercool!
Doc H, congrats on your new home. Trust u haven't got rid of the pop top. Enjoy your adventures, can't wait to see the upgrades to come.
Nice!!!
I just bought a Ford E-150 that I plan on converting to a camper van. Your tour gave me a few ideas. Looking forward to more adventures with Dr Hannah❣️
I’m not sure if you’ve heard of this UA-camr here on UA-cam called amie in a van I think she should look into this because she built hers. It’s nice but her bed is too small. This is exactly what she would need to fix that problem.❤
Hannah =) love how the van turned out , so functional with all the comforts of home at a great price point.
The tape measure pre set (skeleton scene) was a good job Dr Sigmund would be proud of you. I can learn a few lessons from you how to make 💰💰💰💰
Finally an affordable build! Thank you Ms. Hannah for this video!
You did good by going with the Mercedes,Ford Transit’s seem to need brake pad replacement more than usual along with rear hub bearings going bad.
Only thing with the Mercedes and Ram Pro Masters is the front lower ball joints.
Not like the Transits,just something to check when being serviced.
Looks like a great budget van option. Well done Hannah. Seeing it next week in use will be awesome.
Timber is owned by Titan Vans which has many other offerings as well, even other less expensive DIY kits. They have been offering the Timber package for a couple of years but only in an installed version and not the DIY kit until now. Good to see!! So to be clear, yours was $39k installed with the fridge, fan, diesel heater, solar, windows, and finished panels correct?
Howdy Handy Hanna! Becoming quite the expert on the options for off roaring huh! Glad you went this way and I think you will like the extra security of being able to drive away from any issues that you run into! Thanks for sharing! Ps- I vote for the land with the money you saved!
That is an amazing build for the price, perfect for the person that camps on the weekend or cross country trip. Looking forward to your new adventures.
So practical. Your experience really came through in the design and layout. Great video.
This is great. Really, this is all you need. Thanks for the tour, Doctor.
The word value comes to mind. A lot of bang for your bucks in that purchase. Well done!
Love it!! Spacious activities area, swivel seats last but not least room for a Motorcycle ❤
What a great video! This video is for us normal people. Thanks Doc.
Ah....there you are Doc. Checked your channel last night to see if maybe I'd missed something. I wish some backyard genius could come up with a truly feasible A/C for vans and small campers. 100+ degrees sure takes the enjoyment out of things. I like the simpler is better reasoning behind this kit.
Dr. Hannah is very excited about her van! Dr. Charles
Hello my friend....back at ya !! I luv it, all the options, that is. First of all, I like the color of the van, the wide roomy hallway, the option of a DIY kit and of course the ability to transform it into many arraignments, practical. Thanks for the tour, good job, fantabulous !!....take care.
2 to 3 hundred thousand??? No no no....
Haha said the same thing. Looked at comments and sure enough. BS
Haha yeah 200 to 300 is a pretty large gap in prices 😂
She is totally wrong.on those prices
Wow! That really looks like fair value and well thought out. Just enough innuendo to make me smile, thanks Hannah, looking forward to seeing your adventures. 😊
Cool Van. Can't wait to see it in action on the adventures.
Turned out awesome. Cant wait to see it next week.
This is a great option. Thanks for the review.
Congratulations Hannah you will enjoy your van
Congratulations Hannah! Looking forward to see how you make use of this new opportunity. Stay safe out there. ❤
Those Mercedes sprinters are MAINTENACE NIGHTMARES. My company bought a bunch to deliver out of, and NONE of them made it past 10k before going in for warranty work. We got rid of all of them before any of them had 40k on them because they were so terrible. Hopefully they have gotten much better in the past few years...Good luck!
I'm curious about which vans your company went with. I have always thought Sprinters were a bad idea since you have to have them serviced at a Mercedes center and I've heard if a censor goes out the van won't start after a certain number of starts. I'm thinking Pro Max might be better because they can be serviced anywhere and the back is more square possibly allowing more room and easier builds. Any thoughts?
Race car - van, battle ship - rowboat, hand saw - power hacksaw. Yep different missions.
That is a sweet build, so clean and funtional- like there aren't a lot of drawers and doors- looking forward to the first cooking video🍳
Finally an upscale option I can see in my reach
Hi Hannah ! -Both you & the van are looking mighty fine 🙂. Happy Holidays 🎄 !
Wow, a super cool Van!
Thank you for the tour, and I look forward to your update after driving the Van.
Well done, Dr. Hannah!
That's the same plywood I'm using on a high-end speaker build. 18mm Baltic Birch.
I Love HANNAH and the van ❤
Nice video Dr. Hannah. Happy and informative.
The inside of your van is absolutely beautiful. I would enjoy that as a camper for going on adventures. Hope you enjoy it. 🙂🙂🙂😍
I really love that van lot of space in the van, thank you for sharing this for me
FANTASTIC information and outstanding van. Besides the fact that you are adorable, this information is really great. I love your adventures and I am very jealous of the places you go. Keep it up - we appreciate it very much.
I really like that van build. Seems like it is missing a table. Can't wait for more pizza. Rock on.
I like that build! It makes sense any way you think about it. Especially for the 💰❤
That's pretty cool van, I would like to get one for camping 🏕 an fishing 🎣 too
great design, and super versatile... not easy to eat inside if rainy weather spoils the fun
Great build Hannah and you as always - you are the consummate professional in your presentation! Beauty - brains and wonderful sense of humor. You and your van build are both the "total packages' Hannah! Safe travels wherever you are today.....
Thank you so much!
@@DrHannahStraight absolutely! Love all the vehicles from the truck campers to the motorbikes and vans! So cool!
That van looks amazing, hannah. Can't wait to see that in action 😊
Hi Doc! Wow that van is so practical! You’re going to make real good use of it! Can’t wait to see what you do with & where you’ll take it! Wish I had that years ago to make my family camping trips easier! Enjoy your new “home” with wonderful adventures!🫶🏻😎
Nice build but MAJOR error on the switches and outlets in the bed area. Always want to sleep with your head higher and that means head goes on the driver side. Roads and rest areas are crowned for run off of water so drivers side is usually the high side. I know I know that is not always the case but having had two rigs and slept all over the place the vast majority of time head up is drivers side. This is all predicated on solo sleeping.
11:15 Wow… the space. Room for so many activities.
Love watching the best looking free spirit dr on you tube ,I did not see a a/c unit in the back do they offer one?
5:19 finally someone gets it on electrical. Last year I was watching van life builds but all use the expensive Victron stuff that requires a professional electrician, money down the drain. Induction cook top that is portable/removable is also commendable. Cringey that van builds still has permanently installed induction or worse, gas.
The van install looks great. The wood used with the install looks excellent. The video was well done. You sound and look very happy with your new travel van. The window covers will come in a later vlog is the assumption. I'll look into your van build suggestion. Thanks, RJ!
Woohoo!! It’s done!! Right On!! Yay!! Still enough room for the TW or Monkey!!🏍️🐒💜
Terrific tour! Looks like a great option for your adventures!
Love the video! Can't wait to see where you take this new build. Happy Friday!