DIY Micro Camper Van Tour | 2019 Nissan NV200 Budget Build | Ultimate Van Conversion for Road Trips!
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- Опубліковано 10 січ 2025
- Step inside our tiny home on wheels and see how we converted a 2019 Nissan NV200 into the ultimate budget camper van! 🚐💨 No prior experience with tools or woodworking? No problem! We did it ourselves, and if we can, so can you!
In this DIY camper van tour, we show off the clever, cozy design of our NV200 micro-camper and the smart storage solutions that make it perfect for weekend getaways and long road trips. From our overland kitchen to a pull-out table, queen-sized bed, and off-grid power setup with the Bluetti AC180 power station, this build is as practical as it is affordable.
🌟 Key features of our 2019 Nissan NV200 conversion:
Pull-out kitchen with 100 lb drawer slides and Bodega 12V fridge/freezer
Collapsible sink and 2-burner Coleman stove for easy meal prep
Cozy, spacious queen-sized bed that fits even a 6'3" person!
Efficient off-grid power, making it perfect for adventures on the go
It’s a budget-friendly DIY camper van conversion designed for comfort and practicality, offering everything you need to explore and sleep comfortably on the road. If you love van life but don’t want to spend a fortune on a $100k rig, this conversion is for you!
🔋 Check out how we power our van: • BLUETTI AC180 Portable...
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I’d like to see how the bed folds/slides into bench mode, so you can sit in back and access the cubbies (fridge etc). Thanks!
@@altawalker29 hi there! Thanks so much for your comment. This little Van has gone through an evolution in the short time we’ve had it. Originally, we DID have the 2 bench seats that connected with our table. But after about 6 weeks we realized that we didn’t like sitting inside the van and it was a bit too cramped for me (I’m 6’3”). So we made the table pull out the back and made the queen sized bed permanent. It stays kind of a half bed so we can change and lounge then we pop in a piece of wood, throw our bedding and mattress cover over and it’s a bed! T will be making a short very soon on how the bed switches!!
Hey guys! How much did this build cost? How much was the base vehicle and how much was the conversion?
Thanks for the question! The base cost of the van was $25,000, the conversion we did ourselves, supplies were about $1500 and then we added power and kitchen gadgets - $1500 and all the other stuff (bedding, decor, camp gear, tail veil) was about another $1000. $29,000 all in.
@@TheWeekenderVan Thank you for your answer! I am writing an article about your build, I'll let you know when it goes online and where you can find it.
@@mirceamazuru7296sounds cool! Thanks!