You know if you covered the top with solar panels completely and did an electric power swap it could probably work even better as a house on wheels, that way since he's mostly using the vehicle for living he could have a larger battery pack that could be used for driving or living. The extra panels would just keep him topped off easier and possibly allow him to run things with a higher power draw.
Okay, I’m a 75 year old granny and that young man with his stealth home is just about the coolest idea I’ve seen in a long time. Kudos to him for adapting his current wants and needs into something so clever and adaptable! I wish him all the best as he continues his formal education and I hope his life’s journeys continue to be as rewarding as his current accomplishments!
It works! I learned a trick long ago from an old movie by Robert Downey Jr, this is literally like 40 years ago. When he knew he was parking illegally, he put an old speeding ticket under his wipers. The idea being it would get passed up as already ticketed. Another trick I used at school (ASU early 90s) was this. See, every damn school and building had its own parking pass. Giving them 80k a year wasn't enough. They wanted me to pay for 6 different building parking areas. So my trick was, and still is... Put the hood up, hazard lights on, and a rag over the radiator cap.
@@yeshuaselah9478 homeless people are prohibited to practice their activities in the cities, further out then you need to avoid travelling at night the cops are nazis
A student at my Uni lived in a cube van in the parking lot - they only charged you for a full day when you left, you could literally just park a car in the lower lot and leave it there (I've left my winter beaters parked there over summers, cost me $10) - anyways that guy found an outlet near one of those green power boxes, and got a gym membership, where he took care of his hygiene requirements. Dude did this for a few years, it was genius. On super cold nights, he crashed in the basement of the library, no one EVER went down there (including myself, and I worked there for 10 years).
This is what the government fear people using there minds on a high level and escaping the system of going broke and living off the grid! But much love to him and I wish him nothing but more, the best to come good job bro!
They'll just jack up other taxes to make sure ppl suffer. I mean we could work together to change this but both sides are extremely stupid towards each other. In the end, the state gets what it wants while both sides fight each other.
@@Simon-in9ov 2 but still walk up a flight of stairs to the 2nd floor lol I could stand on something too. if you really think you need to be at eye level with something to see it, you've really not gotten the best use out of your eye, my friend.
@@lorraineclark4413 I've been living in my 28 foot RV parked on streets for 5 years now and haven't talked to the cop's once. Then again it's not a broken down piece of shit I'm not a doper and I don't stay parked in the same place. You know who gets bothered by the cop's ? Dopers and dumbasses and no one else except people doing stupid dumb shit.
I've been an Rv owner for over 40 years and have owned quite a few rigs during that time. From the unique re-purposing of material to the very well planned layout of the interior, this rig is amazing. Well done, Jason!
I worked in the towing and repossession industry for over 10 years and now law enforcement - Just a heads up if you don't already know - those older Ford vans/trucks are extremely easy to break into and steal. I suggest installing a hidden kill switch to be safe. I'd be a shame if your home disappeared.
can vouch for this! My old Ford Expeditions ignition failed once and I was not able to repair for like 3 weeks and ended up going the Hotwire way to get by till I got it fixed, was super surprised at how the wires were exposed under the dash
I like the loft,,the sink. The refrigerator is rather small..but he's a college student. Expenses. ..must go towards gasoline..and vehicle insurance. It must run over 100 per month.. it's a commercial vehicle....I like this creation.
Well basically this is parked most of the time as he's a student, so the cost of petrol won't be excessive, and NO RENT Great job for his current lifestyle.
He seems so very happy with his living arrangements. His work truck home is incredibly thought out, and it looks so comfortable. It's no wonder why he smiles all the time. I'm so happy for him!
@@hugoboss8597 -Although what you say may be true, your comment also sounds selfish…. but let me tell you something, being happy for others also brings happiness to yourself.
This kind of stealth is becoming well known and won’t work in a few years so he should play it up while it lasts. The van was too big overall anyways. A uhaul van is a dead giveaway.
Are you simple? The whole fucking point of living like this is NOT living by rules and timelines. A business like that is WORK, at one place, with time restrictions and customers. Think before you speak/type!
Think it through before you commit. People make decisions off impulses and many times they grow to regret their decisions. If anyone has any money to put down on a house, use it to buy conventional real estate. In 10 years this guy in the video will have discarded this truck and made nothing on it while you will have a piece of real estate that will have appreciated nicely
This is grrrreat!!! In the 1970s as a student I lived in a 'stealth van' on the University car park for eighteen months before I was 'discovered'! Your van takes it to another level.
And it can still be done to this day. Heard of some people who lived in their van evem car pay parking fee in parking garages. No one suspected they lived there!!
Sweet! I lived in a stealth van for about 2 years, saw every state in the US except Hawaii, drove the Yukon and saw much of Canada. Never paid a dime in campground fees, never got hassled by the cops and never bothered anybody either. It's a lot of fun if you can manage it.
This is the most clever, functional, slick, sly, and aesthetically pleasing truck build I’ve ever seen-and I’ve watched hundreds of videos. You sir, are the secret agent of van life! 😎
My one critique is that I think it would have been a good idea to have a rear access door through the "Garage". That way getting bigger items in and out could be easier.
I love the fact he designed the exterior to look like a work truck. It makes it easier to find a place to park the truck. I love how efficient the inside space is as well.
@@iociccio936 It is sad people are mocking him. Those people are ignorant bullies. I agree it is in his best interest to look like a work truck because it is safer for him. Also it allows him to park wherever he wants to park within reason to avoid any fines.
i don't get the need for all that space. just enough room for a bed is fine. he could buy an even smaller work truck and be more discreet, use less gas
@john torres You have a stupid comment that changed the subject from that of the OP. The cleverness of the build has nothing to do with way that person lives at home. Just delete your post, because you cannot add something pertinent to the discussion.
@Damon Garrett That's a good point, Damon. I guess when going in stealth mode, you have to choose your neighbourhood very carefully. Jeez, imagine being woken up by zombie crackheads in the middle of the night... 👁👁 )⛔(
Love it! Ain’t gonna lie.. I would prefer an escape hatch over the bed! Maybe skylight? Sliding pantry and a larger, higher fridge. But its really pretty near perfect!
This has got to be The Smartest tiny home build I have ever seen! And I have watched literally hundreds of tiny home videos (from all kinds of channels, not just this one). Having to constantly deal with either space rent or having to "get permission" to park - those are problems because the rent can go up, or the owner of the space can decide they won't rent anymore. Also getting permission to park on someone's property is great - until they rescind their permission. Seems most tiny homes are very reliant on where they can be. This guy figured out a way around that. Major kudos! Really awesome job.
How about the necessity of a real address for everything in society? For work, school, registry of motor vehicles…etcetera. That will not be realistic for most people,…unless you want to live off-the-grid, kind of.
@@claudejasmin3432 It's not like anyone verifies the "real" address. It's just where all the junk mail will be sent - along with the odd necessity like bank cards, driver's licenses, etc. If you can use a parent or other relative, you're good. Else you'll need a PO Box which should suffice for most things. There is the odd stubborn thing that insists on a fixed residential abode...
If you were applying for a job at my company, all you'd need to do is show me your truck and you'd be hired. Brilliant design and craftsmanship. Well done.
I wanted to leave a funny comment about how many times he said “stealth” but I couldn’t do it bc I really admire this dude. I wish him all the luck in the world. Great build.
Re-watching after a long break. I'm usually not a big fan of motorized houses, but Jason's take is really exceptional. Among the best features is his mindset: 80% urban rather than the reverse and built to purpose.
Hard hat, vest, Cheetos, orange Gatorade works. But if you want to go next level get commercial plates at the DMV. Cost me $15 dollars to get weighed, nearby station 10 mins away from dmv. Cops run your plates.. your commercial the trick is to move 7 days a week in different locations.👍🏼
Easily one of my favorite conversions! I really like the outside stealth aspect. The inside is so modern but functional. Perfection! Genius! The water capacity is the kicker.
This is an incredible build and use of the space. The full size bed loft area, decent size couch and full size desk as well as shower are top notch in my book. The fact that he doesn't have to constantly shift a bunch of things around to convert the living room into a bed etc is pretty cool.
Reminds me of that luxury car from that snl skit years ago. Inside was a luxury car outside had one bus yellow rim a close hanger antenna and other defects to keep thieves from stealing it.
I love the rear door/patio but will look for a van with a hydraulic lifter on the back already. A slim tv on the wall instead of the art painting maybe relaxing.
I've watched hundreds of videos like this one. This has to be the best conversion in terms of practicality, form and function. Brilliant guy who seems to have thought of everything. Love the climbing wall. Sheer genius.
Very smart. He has everything he needs and more. He's living his best life as a student...love to see how it goes in the near future. Don't forget to give us an update.
well he's selling it now so its not going with him in the near future! lol i wonder why he's selling it all of a sudden. oh well someone is getting a great stealth home!
Super clever guy! He’s also lucky to have a friend that helped him build the interior and space saving ideas. He should maybe consider starting a business making these vehicles for other people.
@@royalmcmorris1211 I think that turning trucks and busses into homes is a growing trend. People want freedom. If you're the guy in the video, give me a way to contact you. Maybe I could help.
@@michaelmcclure9350 The argument isn't whether the climate is changing. The argument is 1. Did man cause it. 2. Can man fix it. And 3. How can man fix it. The word "hoax" is promoted by evil people who want to create invisible enemies to maintain wealth, power, and absolute control.
I applaud him for his build ,having said that I immediately got the vibe that his politics might be the reason for the "why" houses and apartments are so expensive at the moment .
Seriously the most impressive box truck conversion I’ve ever seen, and I’ve looked at too many to count. Everything is so tight and practical. I love it. Great job!
Camp potties and compact composting toilets can be stashed so easily. Sink baths are efficient whether you aim to save water or not. Showers at gyms are gratis for members. There are also private outdoor shower setups for vanlifers. And yes, this build is impressive to me. 😘
I'm an army veteran I've been living the alternative lifestyle for 10 years now all I can say is it gets easier with every year that goes by you learn all the little mix and ticks that you didn't know the year before that's why I like videos like this sometimes you can learn stuff from other people
Listen, this guy could go into business building these beauties on-demand for a living. I think he'd be set for life; the line would wrap around the block a few times!! 😃
I think this may be one of my most favorite tiny homes ever. STEALTH IS THE KEY!!! I kept thinking however, that you could make a heavy income by renting your outer surface space with advertising wraps! I hear that it’s good money… and you wouldn’t want for anything while in grad school! Nobody would know it was stealth inside even still!
That is so well thought out and pleasant to live in. One thing I really like is that comfy looking couch. I see so many that don’t have what seems to be a really relaxing spot to read, veg, watch tv, etc. Too many great things to list, it looks excellent to me. Great job!
I used to work next to Jason! I remember when he bought this thing and started piecing everything together. Awesome to see how it came out, looks freakin awesome! Good work Jason!💪
One of the nicest stealth builds I've seen. I was especially impressed with the vent to conceil the window, and the toy hauler style garage and fold down patio utilizing the roll up door components. Great job on the build, and great video presentation.
Great layout and use of space. The bed doesn't interfere with anything, and his kitchen is very useful with plenty of space for setting things down and prep-work.
Truly remarkable, if I saw this on the street I wouldn't even know there was a nice little efficiency inside. My fiance wouldn't care for it but you could certainly do worse on space. Blows my mind that you have a bathroom, a kitchen, a work area, bedroom, and a lounge area inside this truck.
Reeealy nice build! The loft bed would be a bit claustrophic for me, but nice not having to hinge down a bed from the walls or something. Good, roomy kitchen space, and even a shower! 👍🏾👍🏾
The convertible sofa bed will solve that problem, there is ample space for that. and the shower space can be a little bit bigger and can have a sliding door
YOU SOLVED THE ROLLING DOOR PROBLEM! You would not believe how long I've been banging my head on that obstacle, trying to find a box truck where the door doesn't take up the whole ceiling.
What I DIDN'T notice is if (and how nice it would be,) he had access to the "garage" from inside the unit; some kind of passage through, also yet able to be secured with access from both sides, for access to the storage area from inside the unit, AND when on the deck, one could perhaps slip inside and get a drink or what ever; where from the outside it would appear as though he would slip between the "packed" items to retrieve something up towards the front of the truck where no one could/ would have any idea there was actually a "living quarters" in the front or behind the pack items. That would be sweeeeet Additionally, the way he has it, the garage that is, filled/arranged it appears to be a filled "moving" truck from the outside.
What I DIDN'T notice is if (and how nice it would be,) he had access to the "garage" from inside the unit; some kind of passage through, also yet able to be secured with access from both sides, for access to the storage area from inside the unit, AND when on the deck, one could perhaps slip inside and get a drink or what ever; where from the outside it would appear as though he would slip between the "packed" items to retrieve something up towards the front of the truck where no one could/ would have any idea there was actually a "living quarters" in the front or behind the pack items. That would be sweeeeet Additionally, the way he has it, the garage that is, filled/arranged it appears to be a filled "moving" truck from the outside.
I’d have turned it up the other way for a couple of reasons, rain would run off it better, instead of being scooped inwards and with it turned the other way you’d be able to scope out that side of the van to see who or what was outside. A fly screen would also be a good idea.
@@peacefulreiki A good point and I wondered if that was why he fitted it upside down, but a dark tint on the glass and a fly screen or curtain would solve that problem.
Despite it being a cheaper option than an apartment in the long-term, having something like this is a luxury in itself. You’d need the resources and skills or friends with skills to make something like this. The results are awesome.
Yea unfortunately tiny home/alt living are advertised as something everyone can do but that's far from the truth. Tons of people who build these homes have some kind of labor skill that transfers over to help reduce cost OR they already make a solid wage and can afford to slowly work on it over the course of a year+. Most videos I find they're always like a 3rd generation carpenter with a family of electricians/plumbers or their some high paid salary person who works remotely. This lifestyle is far from achievable for most people.
You can clearly see that this guy is an amazing person, makes me feel full of joy when I watch this kind people living their dream... You can feel the happiness emanating from him....
This is the smartest custom build I've seen, and my neighbor makes these day in, day out. It's a literal apartment that's hidden in a box track, fucking genius.
Brilliant build. Love this guy’s imagination and his general vibe. Wishing him well in his grad studies and future endeavors and hope he takes these lessons learned into his career to help pave the way for other urbanites who seek affordable housing options.
Love it. A friend of mine did live in an ancient camper van in the 1980s, immaculate on the inside, but it looked a bit ratty on the outside. If you looked at it closely you would notice that the poor mismatched paint job, rust spots coming through, odd rivets holding patches on and even some cobwebs were all a stunning paint job.
I love it. Only thing I'd add is a second stealth window on the right side, if the kitchen wall allows for it. Then you get light and views on both sides, plus you can open both for a cross draft on hot days.
This is absolutely brilliant!! So much thought went into the build and not a single inch of space wasted. The truck basically dissapears in any environment and you'd have no idea it's a small studio apartment! Great job.
Forget the college degrees, become a consultant for these tiny homes on wheels. This is super fancy! I bet you've already gotten lots of requests from others!
the tiny home thing is already out of favor with millennials. sure they make great youtube videos, but millennials are now of real home buying age and trying to start a family. living out of a tiny home on wheels and vlogging won't cut it
I'm certain not every millenial wants to start a family. This is perfect for the one that enjoys their own company or that of one other on occasion through their travels.
@@overlapmedia not every, but most do. and with the way our demographics are headed....almost all better want to start families and have a lot of kids. we can only bring in so many immigrants to make up the difference. glorifying living in a van to millennials on youtube channels isn't what we need to be doing as a nation, we need to be promoting family life and child bearing.
@@jgg204 We have more than enough people in the world. There are plenty of immigrants who will come to your country if you let them. The minimalist lifestyle is much better than capitalist/consumer greed. The earth cannot cope with its resources constantly being replaced with waste. Less is more.
Of all the 1’000’s of setups I’ve seen in vehicles, tiny homes, etc, this was by far the best idea and most practical. I could live in that thing indefinitely
I was gonna do a Schoolie or a van truck in 2019. I was talked out of it. My Family never supports until I show success. Timing is everything. I still want to do something like this and Jason inspires me to figure it out. Jason is a delight and if He applies his skills to URBAN LIVING! WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD IT WOULD BE!
So true. I want to buy a mini bus or Ford van. I would need help to build it and I get discouraged. It's not financially possible rn. Good luck to you, keep your dreams alive!
You can do it both of you. I believe in you I don’t have money either I’ve been going paycheck by paycheck but I’ve managed to get my jeep to where I could almost live in it I still want a battery of some sort before I live in it but I’ve did it with very little so I no anyone else can too
Seriously, if you have a vest, hardhat and steel toe boots. You can literally walk into any construction site or yard and nobody will stop you. "Act like you belong". And for this I can image he can easily park in any yard.
Jason is now selling this stealth van. Check out the listing here: vanlifetrader.com/listing/stealthstudio-a-tiny-house-on-wheels/
Wow! It looks like he replaced the couch, i think?
$78K
78k what a joke lol
You know if you covered the top with solar panels completely and did an electric power swap it could probably work even better as a house on wheels, that way since he's mostly using the vehicle for living he could have a larger battery pack that could be used for driving or living. The extra panels would just keep him topped off easier and possibly allow him to run things with a higher power draw.
LOL YEA and I bet he is buying a real house.
I love how grateful he is for everything he has. That's the real secret to happiness.
An Attitude of Gratitude. Goes a Long Way.👍Great Work.
Absolutely!
100%
I go backpacking every few months to remind myself how comfortable a tiny house is.. the rougher the camping, the better the lesson.
That must be the secret of his indelible charm.!!!!
Okay, I’m a 75 year old granny and that young man with his stealth home is just about the coolest idea I’ve seen in a long time. Kudos to him for adapting his current wants and needs into something so clever and adaptable! I wish him all the best as he continues his formal education and I hope his life’s journeys continue to be as rewarding as his current accomplishments!
Okay
Same , I watch so many of these but this stealth home was the best so far ;D
Hey don’t say it like that ur still a young girl Person too man 🤙
@@Mellow.21 You mean young woman. She said granny. LOL
This is a nicely written comment.
I love how he constantly smiles like he has a naughty joke he wants to tell you. Joyful people are so refreshing to be around.
It's call "Van by The River" face... it's a real thing...
he’s smiling because he’s getting paid for the tour
@@knowmusicman157 for the yet another time. His stealthy work truck is viral on UA-cam.
Awesome guy!
It's a very genuine smile...i always try to be around people like that. we are the combination of the company we keep after all
Bro leaving the outside rough and putting a work vest in the window is genius.
Work vest is genius. Has to be a dirty one.
Only thing I would worry about is if someone thinks its a work van that they would break in to steal the tools.
@@michaelsmith7425 They are just used to transport things and so usually empty on a parking lot.
Except he just told millions of ppl LMAO so brilliant 🤣
It works! I learned a trick long ago from an old movie by Robert Downey Jr, this is literally like 40 years ago. When he knew he was parking illegally, he put an old speeding ticket under his wipers. The idea being it would get passed up as already ticketed.
Another trick I used at school (ASU early 90s) was this. See, every damn school and building had its own parking pass. Giving them 80k a year wasn't enough. They wanted me to pay for 6 different building parking areas.
So my trick was, and still is... Put the hood up, hazard lights on, and a rag over the radiator cap.
he's so freaking smart disguising it as a work truck, he can park anywhere for as long as he wants, BRILLIANT!!!!
You gotta be Caucasian
@@yeshuaselah9478 You gotta be Hotep, and you probably chew cinnamon sticks instead of brushing your teeth
@@yeshuaselah9478 homeless people are prohibited to practice their activities in the cities, further out then you need to avoid travelling at night the cops are nazis
@@yeshuaselah9478 Finally, being caucasian has an advantage.
@MrGriff305 I am responding to you by typing this from inside a porta potty
This is my favorite vehicle for a tiny home build, because it is camoflauged as a commercial vehicle, rather than appearing as an rv.
Mine too
From videos on other channels, I have been informed that solar panels are a giveaway.
I wonder how he gets his bicycle out when he is in stealth mode.
Love it, Love it , Love it
Would love to have a truck the size of a UPS truck. Would have tons of room.
Made out of tooth picks and paper 😂
The amount of times this dude smiled made me really happy for him. Truly a life worth living good for him.
Yea I mean it’s probably a dream to show off something that you built that looks nice af
@@Verminator151029 what the heck is a soy cuckhold?
Same! The smiles 😍
Yeah, totally right.
@@janeymitchell4675 nasty words jealous and mean people use to put down others.
You have to admire people who think outside the box like this!
Thinks outside the box. Ends up in the box.
Creative thinking to redesign a boxy space.
A student at my Uni lived in a cube van in the parking lot - they only charged you for a full day when you left, you could literally just park a car in the lower lot and leave it there (I've left my winter beaters parked there over summers, cost me $10) - anyways that guy found an outlet near one of those green power boxes, and got a gym membership, where he took care of his hygiene requirements. Dude did this for a few years, it was genius. On super cold nights, he crashed in the basement of the library, no one EVER went down there (including myself, and I worked there for 10 years).
This is what the government fear people using there minds on a high level and escaping the system of going broke and living off the grid! But much love to him and I wish him nothing but more, the best to come good job bro!
Facts
Govt doesn't give a damn about this dude's living choices. They care about his tax payments.
@@silvermediastudio which with no property or school zone, he doesn't pay.
They'll just jack up other taxes to make sure ppl suffer. I mean we could work together to change this but both sides are extremely stupid towards each other. In the end, the state gets what it wants while both sides fight each other.
Imagine if we had more people like him in Congress. Homeless problem would be a easy project for him
I love how he designed it to look like an ordinary work van from the outside. Very wise!!
yeah, but there are no windows, that's hard
cept for the solar panels on the top.
Yea.
Kind of easy to spot tbh
@@the-dark-side. are you 3+ meters tall?
He didnt design the exterior dumbass. He left it alone
@@Simon-in9ov 2 but still walk up a flight of stairs to the 2nd floor lol
I could stand on something too.
if you really think you need to be at eye level with something to see it, you've really not gotten the best use out of your eye, my friend.
So much easier to hide in a work truck than a motorhome, outstanding choice for living, very nice sir and good luck in grad school 🇺🇸
A motor home will get you busted every time. A stealth van can go pretty much anywhere with no hassle from cops.
Matt Bonner . What a nice little set up. You have done well. Good luck with your studies.
Cheers from Australia.
The vest in the dash made me laugh! Smart! 😊 what a nice guy
@@jenniferd264 same lol
@@lorraineclark4413
I've been living in my 28 foot RV parked on streets for 5 years now and haven't talked to the cop's once.
Then again it's not a broken down piece of shit I'm not a doper and I don't stay parked in the same place.
You know who gets bothered by the cop's ?
Dopers and dumbasses and no one else except people doing stupid dumb shit.
This has to be one of the best van/truck conversions I've ever seen. Absolute genius.
and its "custom" and to his liking.
I've been an Rv owner for over 40 years and have owned quite a few rigs during that time. From the unique re-purposing of material to the very well planned layout of the interior, this rig is amazing. Well done, Jason!
Saw another box truck build where the guy said to design the bathroom first, then design the rest of the layout around it.
Wow brilliant idea. I want it for my evangelism
I worked in the towing and repossession industry for over 10 years and now law enforcement - Just a heads up if you don't already know - those older Ford vans/trucks are extremely easy to break into and steal. I suggest installing a hidden kill switch to be safe. I'd be a shame if your home disappeared.
can vouch for this! My old Ford Expeditions ignition failed once and I was not able to repair for like 3 weeks and ended up going the Hotwire way to get by till I got it fixed, was super surprised at how the wires were exposed under the dash
Totally
88? Do u know what that means?
@@McCurtainCounty888
88 was my designated race number. Race as in motorcycle racing - nothing else.
And I believe it requires a commercial driver's license / CDL to operate.
He basically put a New York and San Francisco apartment on wheels, and saved a ton of money. Genius!!
No roomates and he can take it with him.
Exactly! Lots of people doing this now. Rents are crazy!
Bigger than many New York apartments.
You might run out of places to park for free in New York pretty quickly.
@@scooterp7009
THERE'S ALWAYS WALMART...
I looked in the dictionary for the word "cool" & your photo popped up. "Gearage?" I love it! Absolutely the coolest rig yet.
Literally one of the smartest more practical designs I’ve ever seen in a build!! Absolutely my kind of ideal van.
Perhaps a glass roof? Even a sliding one? No one's going to see it. That thing is tall!
@@Tourist1967 bbhĥĥbbb
I like the loft,,the sink. The refrigerator is rather small..but he's a college student. Expenses. ..must go towards gasoline..and vehicle insurance. It must run over 100 per month.. it's a commercial vehicle....I like this creation.
I agree great use of the vehical
Well basically this is parked most of the time as he's a student, so the cost of petrol won't be excessive, and NO RENT Great job for his current lifestyle.
He seems so very happy with his living arrangements. His work truck home is incredibly thought out, and it looks so comfortable. It's no wonder why he smiles all the time. I'm so happy for him!
Be happy for yourself.
@@hugoboss8597 -Although what you say may be true, your comment also sounds selfish…. but let me tell you something, being happy for others also brings happiness to yourself.
Where does he use the restroom?
@@williampolancos3673 the reality of the world is selfishness. wisen up.
@@maalikserebryakov -Selfishness is the wisdom of a fool.
I wasn't expecting that. His truck home is nicer than some apartments. Wow.
Nice build.
Hot weather isn't "climate change" tho.
I wish people would stop saying stuff like that so often. That's not accurate or scientific.
@@LuMaxQFPV i believe he was joking, making fun of climate change.
@@angiedd8999 difficult to say, could be either.
@@LuMaxQFPVmore frequent extreme weather including more extreme heat waves in lots of regions is definitely a thing.
I love the commitment to keeping it stealth.
This kind of stealth is becoming well known and won’t work in a few years so he should play it up while it lasts.
The van was too big overall anyways.
A uhaul van is a dead giveaway.
I love how happy he seems with what he created. He has such a genuine smile on his face when he's talking about it.
Cant seem to find zero fault in his charm, myself.!!
Such a chill 😌 guy
Agreed, this dude has a cool vibe.
This is IMPRESSIVE! He should start outfitting these things as a business.
I agree ! He has a very marketable skill.
true people would buy it
Are you simple?
The whole fucking point of living like this is NOT living by rules and timelines. A business like that is WORK, at one place, with time restrictions and customers.
Think before you speak/type!
Yes he could scale this up, but we should accept that would potentially blow up the whole stealth aspect?
@@ntatemohlomi2884 I was thinking more along the lines of custom giving different types of vehicles provided by his customers.
This is amazing. I never wanted to live in a work truck until now.
Think it through before you commit. People make decisions off impulses and many times they grow to regret their decisions. If anyone has any money to put down on a house, use it to buy conventional real estate. In 10 years this guy in the video will have discarded this truck and made nothing on it while you will have a piece of real estate that will have appreciated nicely
Yeah, but I'm not sure about the toilet though. I think that's a deal breaker for me.
You don't. A boat on the other hand is pretty cool. Rent one of you are curious.
Get you five or 10 acres of land and park this home truck on it while your tiny house is being built.
Good point
It’s so nice to see a proper looking lounge in a camper, most look so uncomfortable.
This is grrrreat!!! In the 1970s as a student I lived in a 'stealth van' on the University car park for eighteen months before I was 'discovered'! Your van takes it to another level.
God bless you, it’s wonderful.
Where does he use the restroom?
@@jenellkhem1590 he has a composting toilet
And it can still be done to this day. Heard of some people who lived in their van evem car pay parking fee in parking garages. No one suspected they lived there!!
@@serene1275 - Yeah, I believe his name was Matt Foley.
Sweet! I lived in a stealth van for about 2 years, saw every state in the US except Hawaii, drove the Yukon and saw much of Canada. Never paid a dime in campground fees, never got hassled by the cops and never bothered anybody either. It's a lot of fun if you can manage it.
How did you get your mail?
And the monthly cost for gas was...?
@@CKru8789 I see people that do PO Boxes
If I had the money I would definitely build something like this no doubt
@@jasonnehceis3267 unknown?
This guy needs to start a business converting moving vans into tiny moving homes!!! He would make a lot of money
@@JamesB67 If he ever decides to sell I hope you can be the next occupant!
I manifested your comment ,from my mind thinking that, you spoke it for me as I kept scrolling
He has what it takes to meet the needs of the average 🇺🇸American.He deserves to be a wealthy man.I hope his dreams for his future become a reality.
HIS friend built most of it.
That's what I was thinking
Definately one of the best stealth campers I've seen on UA-cam. Some very unique ideas, well done Jason.
This is the most clever, functional, slick, sly, and aesthetically pleasing truck build I’ve ever seen-and I’ve watched hundreds of videos. You sir, are the secret agent of van life! 😎
My one critique is that I think it would have been a good idea to have a rear access door through the "Garage". That way getting bigger items in and out could be easier.
I was sold and impressed w/a full size shower!
@@matts1166 I wonder if that's the case. I sent imagine them bringing the mattress and sofa through the cab/front entrance.
@@matts1166 another comment said there was a side door toward the Back just not featured in this video
200% agree so slick and awesome!
Pretty darn clever! I'm more impressed with this van conversion than with some of the "tiny home" videos I've seen.
The vent cover over the window is pure inspiration, Jason. Exposed windows are a sure give a way to any attempt at stealth.
I agree that is genius, because it gives nothing away and deals with the ventilation issue... water vapor and high temps. Nice and well thought out.
Yes it the key to the whole enterprise, deception to would be criminals. Would still keep protection on board.
It really is a brilliant stroke of genius. And multipurpose besides! You (or your friend) are a master of design and simplicity! :)
Mounting the panel so the louvers are pointed upward was smart as well.
I love this build, it’s really like a studio apartment - such a clever design!
Correct! And he can go anywhere he wants and still be at home 🔥🔥
Brilliant, especially the vent window cover and re-using the back door panels for a patio! Really pleasant, simple interior.
I love the fact he designed the exterior to look like a work truck. It makes it easier to find a place to park the truck. I love how efficient the inside space is as well.
@@iociccio936 It is sad people are mocking him. Those people are ignorant bullies. I agree it is in his best interest to look like a work truck because it is safer for him. Also it allows him to park wherever he wants to park within reason to avoid any fines.
@@elizabethschreffler6578 while i admit im no fan of gay liberals, i do think he's got the right ideas with that build. pretty badass camper.
How about a gay guy that is Apolitical (aka not involved in politics)?
i don't get the need for all that space. just enough room for a bed is fine. he could buy an even smaller work truck and be more discreet, use less gas
@@_AndromedaGalaxy_ what does it matter that he’s gay or a liberal?
I'm overwhelmed by the cleverness of this "stealth mode" build.
@john torres You have a stupid comment that changed the subject from that of the OP.
The cleverness of the build has nothing to do with way that person lives at home. Just delete
your post, because you cannot add something pertinent to the discussion.
I'm overwhelemed by Jenna's hair - she's looking fantastic these days!
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The stealth motorcaravan is also one of the best I've ever seen!
@Damon Garrett That's a good point, Damon. I guess when going in stealth mode, you have to choose your neighbourhood very carefully. Jeez, imagine being woken up by zombie crackheads in the middle of the night...
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Love it! Ain’t gonna lie.. I would prefer an escape hatch over the bed! Maybe skylight? Sliding pantry and a larger, higher fridge. But its really pretty near perfect!
I can’t even lie , this is genius! Being able to travel to different cities without worrying about hotels or rentals/ Uber 👍🏽
me
Ugh no
I'm glad you didn't lie to me :)
Where does he use the restroom?
@@NONAME.8410 Thank you! 🙏🏾
This has got to be The Smartest tiny home build I have ever seen! And I have watched literally hundreds of tiny home videos (from all kinds of channels, not just this one). Having to constantly deal with either space rent or having to "get permission" to park - those are problems because the rent can go up, or the owner of the space can decide they won't rent anymore. Also getting permission to park on someone's property is great - until they rescind their permission. Seems most tiny homes are very reliant on where they can be. This guy figured out a way around that. Major kudos! Really awesome job.
How about the necessity of a real address for everything in society? For work, school, registry of motor vehicles…etcetera. That will not be realistic for most people,…unless you want to live off-the-grid, kind of.
@@claudejasmin3432 actually you can list your address as the street you park on
@@claudejasmin3432 you can borrow a friend's address. Or parents. There's always a way to make things work.
@@claudejasmin3432 its called a p.o. box.. they're affordable. Not to mention most things are done online these days.
@@claudejasmin3432 It's not like anyone verifies the "real" address. It's just where all the junk mail will be sent - along with the odd necessity like bank cards, driver's licenses, etc. If you can use a parent or other relative, you're good. Else you'll need a PO Box which should suffice for most things. There is the odd stubborn thing that insists on a fixed residential abode...
If you were applying for a job at my company, all you'd need to do is show me your truck and you'd be hired. Brilliant design and craftsmanship. Well done.
@@derklavierspieler7491 😂
Except most corporate companies require a permanent address on the resume 😭
He could rent an RV lot that has utilities hooked up, they are very reasonable in most parts of the country like 2-300$ a month
@@kylemilford8758 no he can use a po box
Address: Anywhere
That's pretty awesome. The decent sized shower and the full size bed make it livable for me. And all that freedom, gah, I'm super jealous.
I wanted to leave a funny comment about how many times he said “stealth” but I couldn’t do it bc I really admire this dude. I wish him all the luck in the world. Great build.
But then you did it lmao!
We’re all going back to watch and count now 😄
Oh man I read your comment where the ads were playing
It is stealth though...big time!
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This is like a swiss army knife of box trucks. So well done.There is a zone for every function. It looks comfortable and liveable. Bravo!
That IS a big issue.
This has got to be the coolest home on wheels I have ever seen. Small and cozy yet practical. 😊
Agree
Re-watching after a long break. I'm usually not a big fan of motorized houses, but Jason's take is really exceptional. Among the best features is his mindset: 80% urban rather than the reverse and built to purpose.
love the stealth factor! he can park about anywhere and not have some official come say “no camping”
ingenious idea with the stuff on the dash!
A white hard-hat with a generic name of it would be killer....like "Foreman" or "Survey Team".
@@jonclassical2024 or nuclear disposal team, that will keep busy people and thieves away!
@@jamespaul2587 very good!!👍👏😂🤣
Hard hat, vest, Cheetos, orange Gatorade works. But if you want to go next level get commercial plates at the DMV.
Cost me $15 dollars to get weighed, nearby station 10 mins away from dmv. Cops run your plates.. your commercial the trick is to move 7 days a week in different locations.👍🏼
Hard hat on the dash…
Thinking Village People!
I love all the "fake" items! The vent window and patio/garage. The loft and the interior decor' with the rollout closet , fab design!
"covert"
Well thought out.
Gear-odge,lol
What a smart man. You can see he’s older, more experienced, he now knows what he’s going for. Happy to see him so content.
Paula . yes he seems to know what he wants.
I'd let him hit it
Older??. He looks to be 25-27. That means I must be a fossil.
@@Sandy-ik6yc didn’t say elderly
@@Sandy-ik6yc he's gotta be at least 32....lol...waaaaay over the hill...
Easily one of my favorite conversions! I really like the outside stealth aspect. The inside is so modern but functional. Perfection! Genius! The water capacity is the kicker.
This is possibly the best truck conversion I’ve seen. Built very clever and space friendly with everything you need.
I think this is an award-winning piece of engineering. And Jason... what an absolute sweetie!
Love his enthusiasm and satisfaction
So safe and mild!
He is def. a charming sweetie.!!!!
@@louisgonzalez8846 yep
By far the BEST homemade RV I've ever seen. Everything is down right perfect. Really like the climbing wall stairs!
This is an incredible build and use of the space. The full size bed loft area, decent size couch and full size desk as well as shower are top notch in my book. The fact that he doesn't have to constantly shift a bunch of things around to convert the living room into a bed etc is pretty cool.
I actually like that he’s using a regular truck as a disguise and even the window to look like a vent so he doesn’t stand out 😊
How much???
That’s my favorite part it’s hidding
Reminds me of that luxury car from that snl skit years ago. Inside was a luxury car outside had one bus yellow rim a close hanger antenna and other defects to keep thieves from stealing it.
@Dah Pluggg No one is...
It is really hard to sleep in a vehicle without a cop noticing you and giving you a knock on the door!
modifying the roll up rear door like that was a really neat idea!
Patio and stage
I love the rear door/patio but will look for a van with a hydraulic lifter on the back already. A slim tv on the wall instead of the art painting maybe relaxing.
I've watched hundreds of videos like this one. This has to be the best conversion in terms of practicality, form and function. Brilliant guy who seems to have thought of everything. Love the climbing wall. Sheer genius.
This man knows how to live within his means. And he will be the sole beneficiary of his future peace of mind and success.
I travelled through Africa in the 90's with just a tent. This is like a bloody Hilton on wheels.
Surprised you weren't on the Lunch Menu
@@j.m.5995 What’s that supposed to mean?
@@KiloBravo90 Lions leopards cheetahs snakes flys fleas all that nonsense
@@dianastica2658 my hats off to you for having the courage to do that
I traveled through Afghanistan, Iraq, Africa and Australia with just a rain coat & umbrella and this is definitely like a Motel 6 on wheels.
Very smart. He has everything he needs and more. He's living his best life as a student...love to see how it goes in the near future. Don't forget to give us an update.
If I wasn't paying $1200 in rent and then utilities I could buy an awesome van or truck. Where do you pay to park at? That's the big problem
well he's selling it now so its not going with him in the near future! lol i wonder why he's selling it all of a sudden. oh well someone is getting a great stealth home!
It said that some great travel abroad opportunities have come his way so he’s decided to sell.
@Christian Constitutionalist Possibly, possibly not. Grad/masters programs aren't just full of kids.
@@joanneberg8093
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Super clever guy! He’s also lucky to have a friend that helped him build the interior and space saving ideas.
He should maybe consider starting a business making these vehicles for other people.
I need investers ill be very interested in finding partners to invest in trucks and design studio apartments
I'd definitely buy one! Love it
@@royalmcmorris1211 I think that turning trucks and busses into homes is a growing trend. People want freedom. If you're the guy in the video, give me a way to contact you. Maybe I could help.
@@petert7248 whoa… awesome 🤙. Could you just sell me that one?😂
Where does he use the restroom?
I LOVE the climbing wall instead of a ladder. Very creative 🩵
WOW! This is the cleanest most well planned out build I have seen yet! Kudos Jason!
@@ericksonwall7369 scammer.
This guy seams healthy and happy and well grounded (in his values) while he’s on the move.
I was with him until he said "climate change".
@@cnam1258 Did your Dear Leader tell you climate change is a hoax?
@@michaelmcclure9350 The argument isn't whether the climate is changing. The argument is 1. Did man cause it. 2. Can man fix it. And 3. How can man fix it. The word "hoax" is promoted by evil people who want to create invisible enemies to maintain wealth, power, and absolute control.
@@cnam1258 Exactly, I was enjoying the whole vibe until he had to show his politics. Surprised he didn’t throw in a pandemic reference.
I applaud him for his build ,having said that I immediately got the vibe that his politics might be the reason for the "why" houses and apartments are so expensive at the moment .
Seriously the most impressive box truck conversion I’ve ever seen, and I’ve looked at too many to count. Everything is so tight and practical. I love it. Great job!
stop scaring me with name & photo, please... I can't take it; I have a weak heart, you know.....?
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Impressive with no bathroom? 😫😭🙄
Camp potties and compact composting toilets can be stashed so easily. Sink baths are efficient whether you aim to save water or not. Showers at gyms are gratis for members. There are also private outdoor shower setups for vanlifers. And yes, this build is impressive to me. 😘
And also, he has a bathroom in his truck. Watch to the end.
I really enjoyed his vibe. What an amazing use of space.
I'm an army veteran I've been living the alternative lifestyle for 10 years now all I can say is it gets easier with every year that goes by you learn all the little mix and ticks that you didn't know the year before that's why I like videos like this sometimes you can learn stuff from other people
@Anonymous Person a barn
Listen, this guy could go into business building these beauties on-demand for a living. I think he'd be set for life; the line would wrap around the block a few times!! 😃
I'd buy one.
@@RaquelSantos-hj1mq
Lol, me, too!! 🙂
I’d love to have one!
He could easily flip this and pay for grad school
@@RaquelSantos-hj1mq Several Hundred Thou., I'm thinking, with Truck and all.
I think this may be one of my most favorite tiny homes ever. STEALTH IS THE KEY!!! I kept thinking however, that you could make a heavy income by renting your outer surface space with advertising wraps! I hear that it’s good money… and you wouldn’t want for anything while in grad school! Nobody would know it was stealth inside even still!
That is so well thought out and pleasant to live in. One thing I really like is that comfy looking couch. I see so many that don’t have what seems to be a really relaxing spot to read, veg, watch tv, etc. Too many great things to list, it looks excellent to me. Great job!
I used to work next to Jason! I remember when he bought this thing and started piecing everything together. Awesome to see how it came out, looks freakin awesome! Good work Jason!💪
How long did it take him? You know?
What an "Encourager" you are! ❤
@sebastian what a nice comment from you. You're a good person.
That's pretty cool 😊
One of the nicest stealth builds I've seen. I was especially impressed with the vent to conceil the window, and the toy hauler style garage and fold down patio utilizing the roll up door components. Great job on the build, and great video presentation.
Got me thinking!
You will scare every tweaker in the neighborhood with this badboy loool
OK... This is one of the coolest, functional, practical, and nicest designs I've ever seen. So cool!
Makes you wonder why there are over 700 dislikes. Why? This is so positive ha ha what’s to duslike
A full size bed, wow. I live in an apartment with an oven and broiler I never use. I could easily get by with an induction plate and microwave.
Induction hot plates rule
Super efficient use of power
I love his smile. He’s so content & his tiny home truck is his happy place. 🙂
Great layout and use of space. The bed doesn't interfere with anything, and his kitchen is very useful with plenty of space for setting things down and prep-work.
Truly remarkable, if I saw this on the street I wouldn't even know there was a nice little efficiency inside. My fiance wouldn't care for it but you could certainly do worse on space. Blows my mind that you have a bathroom, a kitchen, a work area, bedroom, and a lounge area inside this truck.
Reeealy nice build! The loft bed would be a bit claustrophic for me, but nice not having to hinge down a bed from the walls or something. Good, roomy kitchen space, and even a shower! 👍🏾👍🏾
The extra ventilation he added for the loft bed would help with any claustrophobia
The convertible sofa bed will solve that problem, there is ample space for that. and the shower space can be a little bit bigger and can have a sliding door
YOU SOLVED THE ROLLING DOOR PROBLEM!
You would not believe how long I've been banging my head on that obstacle, trying to find a box truck where the door doesn't take up the whole ceiling.
What I DIDN'T notice is if (and how nice it would be,) he had access to the "garage" from inside the unit; some kind of passage through, also yet able to be secured with access from both sides, for access to the storage area from inside the unit, AND when on the deck, one could perhaps slip inside and get a drink or what ever; where from the outside it would appear as though he would slip between the "packed" items to retrieve something up towards the front of the truck where no one could/ would have any idea there was actually a "living quarters" in the front or behind the pack items.
That would be sweeeeet
Additionally, the way he has it, the garage that is, filled/arranged it appears to be a filled "moving" truck from the outside.
What I DIDN'T notice is if (and how nice it would be,) he had access to the "garage" from inside the unit; some kind of passage through, also yet able to be secured with access from both sides, for access to the storage area from inside the unit, AND when on the deck, one could perhaps slip inside and get a drink or what ever; where from the outside it would appear as though he would slip between the "packed" items to retrieve something up towards the front of the truck where no one could/ would have any idea there was actually a "living quarters" in the front or behind the pack items.
That would be sweeeeet
Additionally, the way he has it, the garage that is, filled/arranged it appears to be a filled "moving" truck from the outside.
@@danmalinak2225
You can say that again…
@@esparka 😂
@@danmalinak2225 - it's not a garage it's a "GEARAGE" to store all kinds of gear !
Really a great cozy space. Great ideas and use of space. He is so personable. We love to see an update on his journey through the winter 2022.
Wow Jason, I absolutely love your set-up. That window looking like a vent is brilliant!!! Also, love your deck/stage! Great job.
I’d have turned it up the other way for a couple of reasons, rain would run off it better, instead of being scooped inwards and with it turned the other way you’d be able to scope out that side of the van to see who or what was outside. A fly screen would also be a good idea.
@@thechumpsbeendumped.7797 Yes, I agree with you.
Although I think in the position he chose no one can see inside the van when it is lit up at night.
@@peacefulreiki
A good point and I wondered if that was why he fitted it upside down, but a dark tint on the glass and a fly screen or curtain would solve that problem.
If you put one on the other side you'd get great cross-ventilation.
I think I would need a few more windows on both sides & up in the loft. It feels claustrophobic. Otherwise its great!
What a refreshing and intelligent young man.
Safe travels while following and making the dreams come to. 🌈
Despite it being a cheaper option than an apartment in the long-term, having something like this is a luxury in itself. You’d need the resources and skills or friends with skills to make something like this. The results are awesome.
!!! The whole time I’m thinking this is great but certainly hard to access.
Yeah 5-10k for the truck and 5-10k in tools and labor to build it up like this not to mention the garage and place to build it all
Yea unfortunately tiny home/alt living are advertised as something everyone can do but that's far from the truth. Tons of people who build these homes have some kind of labor skill that transfers over to help reduce cost OR they already make a solid wage and can afford to slowly work on it over the course of a year+. Most videos I find they're always like a 3rd generation carpenter with a family of electricians/plumbers or their some high paid salary person who works remotely. This lifestyle is far from achievable for most people.
But first I need to figure out how to obtain a friend.
They have companies that do it for you…I’d go that route. Pay that off n live my best life
You can clearly see that this guy is an amazing person, makes me feel full of joy when I watch this kind people living their dream... You can feel the happiness emanating from him....
This is the smartest custom build I've seen, and my neighbor makes these day in, day out. It's a literal apartment that's hidden in a box track, fucking genius.
This has to be one of the best videos I have seen of this nature. What a great build!!
A man so happy living with the minimal needed.
God bless and good luck.
Brilliant build. Love this guy’s imagination and his general vibe. Wishing him well in his grad studies and future endeavors and hope he takes these lessons learned into his career to help pave the way for other urbanites who seek affordable housing options.
Smart guy! I had problems with living in Boston with rm mates l hadn't even met, neccecity was doing this while in college
Couldn't agree more!
Love this a home that is hidden in plain view. Just looks like a delivery truck. Really love its safety. Thanks for sharing your amazing home.💖❤💖
Needs an emblem on the sides of the truck, such as "Jason's Furniture & Storage". No number. Its not a lie. It IS his furniture and storage😊
I like no name or number because the truck could contain anything or nothing.
I agree @amywalker7515
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Met a girl.who had that. Similar box truck nut lovely home inside, had like, "Alice's moving services" or something on the side, very cool 😎
Love it. A friend of mine did live in an ancient camper van in the 1980s, immaculate on the inside, but it looked a bit ratty on the outside. If you looked at it closely you would notice that the poor mismatched paint job, rust spots coming through, odd rivets holding patches on and even some cobwebs were all a stunning paint job.
Saw a " shed" like that about 20 yrs ago... Blended with an old cement block wall in an industrial setting. Artistic talent was mind blowing !!!
Have any pics of that?
@@iHempUSA23 here
ua-cam.com/video/LjUgz5FHR90/v-deo.html
I love it. Only thing I'd add is a second stealth window on the right side, if the kitchen wall allows for it. Then you get light and views on both sides, plus you can open both for a cross draft on hot days.
Agreed. Seriously nothing else I’d change. A view on the other side would make washing dishes actually kinda pleasant too!
Yeah a second window is definitely needed. The one wndow he has is also small.
and a cross breeze
Open the door to the cab and roll down the windows in the front.
@@gblargg So all the bugs can come in?
This is absolutely brilliant!! So much thought went into the build and not a single inch of space wasted. The truck basically dissapears in any environment and you'd have no idea it's a small studio apartment! Great job.
That was genius!!! No one would even give it a second look 👍👍👍
This was one of the coolest builds I’ve seen. Very practical and well thought out.
Forget the college degrees, become a consultant for these tiny homes on wheels. This is super fancy! I bet you've already gotten lots of requests from others!
the tiny home thing is already out of favor with millennials. sure they make great youtube videos, but millennials are now of real home buying age and trying to start a family. living out of a tiny home on wheels and vlogging won't cut it
I'm certain not every millenial wants to start a family. This is perfect for the one that enjoys their own company or that of one other on occasion through their travels.
@@overlapmedia not every, but most do. and with the way our demographics are headed....almost all better want to start families and have a lot of kids. we can only bring in so many immigrants to make up the difference. glorifying living in a van to millennials on youtube channels isn't what we need to be doing as a nation, we need to be promoting family life and child bearing.
@@jgg204 We have more than enough people in the world. There are plenty of immigrants who will come to your country if you let them. The minimalist lifestyle is much better than capitalist/consumer greed. The earth cannot cope with its resources constantly being replaced with waste. Less is more.
It’s a motor home. End of story. It’s on wheels. It moves..
Of all the 1’000’s of setups I’ve seen in vehicles, tiny homes, etc, this was by far the best idea and most practical. I could live in that thing indefinitely
Wow!! Fantastic!! One smart, creative, capable Dude!! From an old great grandma. Sending this to my single son!❤️
You wouldn't expect that the van would be so spacious inside. Well done and a great channel for anyone who wants to live an alternative lifestyle.
I was gonna do a Schoolie or a van truck in 2019. I was talked out of it. My Family never supports until I show success. Timing is everything. I still want to do something like this and Jason inspires me to figure it out. Jason is a delight and if He applies his skills to URBAN LIVING! WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD IT WOULD BE!
So true. I want to buy a mini bus or Ford van. I would need help to build it and I get discouraged. It's not financially possible rn. Good luck to you, keep your dreams alive!
If it’s positive then don’t listen to anyone. Pray about it and follow your heart. Blessings 🙏🏽
You can do it both of you. I believe in you I don’t have money either I’ve been going paycheck by paycheck but I’ve managed to get my jeep to where I could almost live in it I still want a battery of some sort before I live in it but I’ve did it with very little so I no anyone else can too
@@ericam3333 you can do it
Vote for Pedro !
The vest is legit, not only for construction. truckers wear them because a lot of shipping yards require them
Also, for if one is helping at a bus stop to get cars to stop while the kids are being picked up or dropped off.
Seriously, if you have a vest, hardhat and steel toe boots. You can literally walk into any construction site or yard and nobody will stop you. "Act like you belong". And for this I can image he can easily park in any yard.