DIY SPRINTER CAMPER VAN TOUR 2.0 - Re-done tour shows Van Life Couple's self-converted camper van
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- We did our first van tour video only 3 months into van life. Now we're at 2-1/2 years of van life, and a lot has changed inside our van in that time. We think we're finally at a place where we can say our van RIGBY is finished and we can show you what it's like on the inside.
Throughout the video we will add links to various other videos showing how we did specific projects, or you can see links to those here in this description.
We've also linked to some of the products we used in this build and that we continue to use in van life.
If you have any questions or comments, please let us know! We'd love to share more if you're interested.
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Below are some of the products we used in our build.
(Note: This post contains affiliate links. We may earn compensation when you click on the links at no additional cost to you.)
Over the top Closet door hanger: amzn.to/3NkuybW
Velcro Organizer Straps: amzn.to/3FZwIeE
PlushBeds Mattress: amzn.to/38wkhWF
Reading lamps: amzn.to/3lnwUup
Crocheted Hanging Fruit Basket Hammocks: amzn.to/3wmMugt
Free Plans for Composting Toilet: timshannonltd.com/free-plans-...
And here are links to all the individual videos we did of our build:
Sliding Bike & Cargo Trays: • DIY SLIDING BIKE AND C...
Solar Panels: • SOLAR PANEL INSTALLATI...
Vancillary Door Stop: • HOW TO INSTALL A SLIDI...
DIY Awning: • MAKE YOUR OWN AWNING -...
Fold Down Table: • HOW TO MAKE A FOLD DOW...
Compact book case: • EASY TO BUILD COMPACT ...
Drawer Stops Video: • DRAWER STOPS FOR DIY C...
DIY Composting toilet Review: • OUR DIY COMPOSTING TOI...
Swivel Seat Adapters: • Installation of Sprint...
Headliner shelf: • INSTALL A DIY HEADLINE...
Overhead cabinets: • HOW TO BUILD OVERHEAD ...
Window bug screens: • HOW TO MAKE BUG SCREEN...
Slider door bug screen: • HOW TO MAKE A BUG SCRE...
Window Trim Ring: • HOW TO MAKE A WINDOW T...
Here are some of the things that make VanLife easier and more enjoyable for us: www.amazon.com/shop/timshannon
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Tim, I love how you incorporated the Garage while allowing sufficient space for Shannon's stunning Kitchen. The overall layout is impressive and well thought out.❤
Thanks so much! Glad you like it!
I love the relaxing pace of your videos. I also really like the open cabinets and cloth bins which are so easy to access and keep tidy.
Thank you again, and yes those cloth bins are one of our favorite choices we’ve made for this van build.
Love your conversion. It is really very practical, no fancy “only-for-instagram” nonsenses. And a lot of small, but great ideas that make your live easier. 👍
Thanks Petr! Yes it is definitely a “no frills” build and very comfortable for us and it just works. Thanks for the comment!
By far the most useful of the 30 or so videos I have seen so far on van conversions.
Oh that’s good to hear! We’re so glad you found it useful - thanks for commenting!
I like d open style overhead storage space than having cabinets. The cloth cubes are lightweight but keeps stuff organized.
Glad you liked it!
a thousand to thank really i benefited from the design wonderful
So glad you found it helpful - thanks for the comment!!
I am loving your van build! We are currently building our van and have gotten several great ideas from you!
Glad to hear it! Thanks for the comment!
I’m retiring soon and it’s my plan to do a van build and travel afterwards. Your channel has given me a lot of great ideas for when I start my project. Thanks for the videos ! 😃
Great to hear! Best of luck with that and so glad we were able to help out!
I'm in the middle of building my van, and appreciate seeing a new build with the thoughtful touches that make the most out of the space.
We are happy to share. Good luck with your build!
usually i bring 4-5 ..1 gallon jugs of water to flush with, and im still trying to be careful and we still run out. i do love your water filter and i made notes that u use the epic water filter. also the bar magnets wrote that down too. we bought a good bed from Costco.
Cool! We have a video coming out soon showing the installation of the Epic Smart Shield under counter filter for our kitchen sink.
Love the van! Just finishing my second van build and is coming out great. If you're ever in Chicago area let me know I'd love to see your van in person. Keep up the videos!
Thanks Joe - so glad you like this and we totally appreciate your comment. We do have some friends in Chicago and also Iowa so we might get over that way before too long. We’ll try to remember to get in touch!
Nice van build and tour 👍
Thanks JG! Appreciate the comment!
nice build guys, can you tell me how you attached the awning tarp to your roof please
Hi Dancer, sorry to be so late replying - this comment slipped right under the radar. Here is how we attached that: DIY Awning for a Camper Van
ua-cam.com/video/xEW8pprbN1s/v-deo.html
Hope that helps!
Thanks for the video! How did you attach your outdoor shade to the van?
Hi Lisa! We made a video of that DIY awning as well. You can see it here:
ua-cam.com/video/xEW8pprbN1s/v-deo.html
@@TimAndShannonLTD thanks so much!!
Great van build and video. Love your idea of adding pipe insulation to the overhead cabin storage. We were hesitant to add any extra storage area there because of the likelihood that we would bang our foreheads against it. Also really like the idea of the sliding door stop. Was this something you fabricated yourselves?
Lol. Just found your video on the installation of the doorstop. 😁
Lol oh good! There’s also a video linked in the description for the headliner shelf. Both of those items are from VANcillary but I modified the shelf a bit. Thanks for the comment!
how fast do u go thru your water. we do have a flush toilet and between that and making coffee and yeah doing dishes. we do go thru lots of water. we have a 25 gal tank
Hi Elaine - yeah if we were to do it all over again, we would figure out how to get a larger water tank in here. But we make it work. If we are near readily available water, like when at a working gig for a while, we probably refill every 3 or 4 days (that's when we're not being super careful about our water use). But if we go off-grid for a while, we are much more careful with how much we use and we can sometimes squeak about 6 days out of it. Maybe a week. In those situations, we also have a 5 gallon fresh water jug as a spare and we've dipped into that quite a few times. Wow, with a flush toilet, I can imagine your 25 gallons don't last long at all!