The Uni-Strut or whatever that metal rail is on top… I put a Thule roof rack on my NV200 and then installed that rail on the cross bars. I did that bc the roof on my 2020 model is curved. Did you just crank down on those bolts and flatten it out? I put 3 solar panels on top of mine and laid width-wise that was 2.2m of roof space, the entire roof so that curvature prevented me from doing this.
The concern over such aspects as, for example, using IKEA cabinets & such, is thoroughly tempered by the savings of perhaps over $150,000.00 dollars from those Corp.-produced numbers.. I like it..
Added 'Velcro Wall' to my van build must-haves. I might be biased as someone who just bought an e-NV200, but small van builds are the most satisfying to watch as they're often so inventive and smart with how space is used. Thanks for sharing.
Orangey red lights are more conducive to a human's eye sight as it allows more to be seen than a glaring white/yellowish lighting effect, so good on you for choosing it.
Having the red light option is great. Easier on the eyes, and if you’re stealth camping, much less noticeable to people on the outside. I attend astronomy events sometimes, so it’s a must.
Thanks! 👍 Ikea has some good bits - I think custom cabinets would be better, but poorly done custom cabinets would not be. For my next build, I'll give custom a shot, but it's definitely out of my comfort zone.
@@jeffwagg I built my cabinets using Ikea kitchen doors, good and cheap and no major joinery skills needed. When you come to do your next build maybe rope in a friend to give you a hand? Anyway, enjoy your van, safe travels (Y)
@@nv200camper4 This is a GREAT way to go. I redid a home with an Ikea kitchen and it's much better quality than the furniture. Not an allen wrench in sight! Also, you can find bits and pieces in the As Is section for really cheap. All my bamboo counter top came from there and it was like $15.
I have the S and want cruise control on it so I'm installing an aftermarket kit on it. I've always thought the wheels were a little too small so I want to upgrade those to a larger size as well.
Not too sure that reflective vest would help that much here. If the right person happened along they’d think they were breaking into a tradie’s van full of tools and rub their hands together. Love what you did with the van though. Not all of us can build! So these ‘what can i adapt for my needs’ builds are great for ideas.
You have a point - I mitigate this a bit by leaving a McDonald's bag on the passenger seat. But hey, at least you have something to wear if you get a flat on the side of the road!
I challenge builders to build a mini-campervan with an Nissan 200V or similar that prioritizes a tiny bathroom for road-tripping. Not a toilet that pulls out into the main cabin, but a teeny tiny bathroom space. GO! haha
I likes the cut of your jib!! I've seen one integrated under a seat bench. I think the kid was up in San Francisco somewhere. It's on UA-cam. However one could always, if one lives in a big city, in Arizona Nevada California, Stay close to a 24 Hour Fitness and use the shower there but during the summer time I like taking my 2-3 showers per day, to keep cool and sweat free.
Well, people know about your secret compartment now... I think that using IKEA products is brilliant! And your hidden toilet is great. Back up systems are great, especially when you need them. That's why I have two power stations, numerous power banks, battery lanterns, A weather radio, an alcohol stove etc. I think your build is one of the best builds I've seen. You have everything! And your keeping yourself safe with the detectors and the fire extinguisher. Those are so very important! All of the hooks are great, good thinking and organized. The flowers are a nice touch. I have known men who raised orchids as a hobby and they were definitely manly men!😉 So you having a few plants and flowers is just fine. The hand warmers are so useful. When my friend was taking the bus to work every day, she used them all the time. I even bought a box of them from Costco for her. Yes, I love your little van. I think you did a brilliant job putting it together. You've done such a good job, I have no suggestions to improve it! I know you have a shovel, duct/gorilla tape, scissors, sewing repair kit, rope, zip ties, etc. I didn't need to see them. The shower is clever, even if cold. That has reminded me of something I saw on another build: A water tank on the roof. The guy had a PVC water tank attached to his roof rack. It held 5 gallons of water and it looked like one of those PVC pipes that workmen have on top of their vans to hold pipes and other long things. But my thought is, you could use that for your showers and have sun warmed showers instead of cold. Maybe on your next van. Oh, bug screens too. I've seen the curtains and the custom DIY window screens. I hate mosquitoes as much as they love my blood. I really love your van and I can't wait to see the next one you build!
Great van build with only two things I would change , leaving a hi viz vest on show would think maybe tools in the back and the wiring under the sink, if you have a leak then you’re also going to have electrical trouble.
Both fair comments! The electrical under the sink was not what I wanted, but in the end, it made the most sense given space restrictions (The MPPT controller is huge). I never had a problem, but I'd always advise folks not to do that.
The great part of using IKEA is the amount of spare parts and when there’s smaller changes you want to do through time in the van it’s is affordable and easy to do. It looks like home.
I like that you used ikea cabinets because I can’t customize my sienna as I’m a disabled 67 year old. Great ideas and organization. Love all of it. Your emergency food ideas too.
First of all, this is the funniest camper van tour I have seen. The fruit doesn't stick. haha. But secondly, some amazingly clever ideas I have definitely not seen elsewhere. I am gaga for the vanity with mirror, and would love the showerhead on a hook vs handheld so I can wash my hair easily. But also impressed by something as simple but important as a security peephole. And, I can not believe how you hid that toilet in such a small space! Thanks so much for this. Major props to a fellow Chicagoan!
Nice thoughtful build! I believe the Ikea brand materials are very appropriate for this type of build due to lighter weight materials and flexible sizes. Easier hauling weight on the vehicle as well. So I don't think that apologies are necessary. Thanks for sharing!
They're great vans. For two folks, you'll want fewer cabinets, and maybe some roof storage. :) My wife can actually sleep across the front seats of mine.
Come on let’s face it there is absolutely nothing wrong with IKEA stuff you have done an amazing job I would be very proud to own this Van BIG thumbs up from the 🇬🇧 uk 👍🏼 & the sneaky toilet is genius!
Man, the BEST NISSAN NV200 I ve ever seen!!!!! Congrats! The most beautiful minicamper! I love your hooks, the details and you are very practical. Exactly like I am. You've done this wonderfully, really. I bought one in red and soon I go in tour. Still in progress, 😄 Thank you for your inspiration! 🍀 🍄 🌈
im a trucker and the make a strainer for coffee you put it right over your cup with grounds and pour hot water on top and you have your drink! it is a reusable strainer and very small. better than carrying a coffee maker and gas stations usally have free hot water if you dont want to boil
I'm amazed! I just bought the same van in Cayenne Red 3 days ago, and didn't know how much stuff would be possible to get in there. I love the bed and the sink/shower deal especially. Great job!
they have the cruise control kit for the S model, just have to unscrew and pull back the steering while along the air bag (carefull not to pull that too hard/off otherwise it will set off), there should be a small PCB already installed with the correct pinout and connections to install that kit, the way you can tell vehicles have this feature is the check for small right behind the while attached to the steering column right where you would think the cruise control would be on most vehicles
Nice to finally see you and your van build! Your podcast has been inspirational. I might just go out and buy a fire extinguisher as a symbolic token of my future van.
I have the same bed in my van. Mine is a Renault Kangoo so even smaller than the NV200 but the bed is fantastic at giving me space back and so easy to set up and put away. I also find it really comfy compared to a lot of the camping beds I’ve tried in the past. IKEA stuff is great for inexpensive van builds.
Beautiful van! I’m going to borrow from your design :) A few questions: those Ikea cubes. How to they handle the shaking nd climate variations in a hot or cold van? Also, did you insulate the van? And finally, that vent. I realized i couldn’t install a MaxxAir because the structure beams are too close for the 14 inch standard opening. I guess it was the only option?
@@grandmeaulne The cubes have done fine - they move a bit, but when attached to each other as a unit and to the side of the van in one place, they're pretty solid. The doors are the weak point - the magnetic catches do NOT hold the doors shut, hence the other things I used. The vent is a Vanair Ventline, and it's fine, but not as a good as Maxair. The folks who put a full sized 14x14 fan in these simply cut through one of though roof ribs. It's fine. The roof can only hold 100lbs anyway, so you really shouldn't be putting much up there. Solar is fine. As for insulation, yes, I did. Felt on the floor and walls, poly iso on the ceiling, rock wool in the crevices and closed cell spray foam in the ribs, back doors, etc.
What a nice rig! Your tour was perfectly professional as far as I’m concerned. I am doing my maiden voyage in January and a small SUV. We’ll see how 2025 goes before I invest in a van. For now all I can do is salivate and be jealous of all you talented individuals!
Omg! Thanks for sharing! I wonder if I can fit the bed into my hatchback!! This would be perfect because idk how to build anything lol. Thanks for posting the links! I’m going to visit ikea this week to take a look
That's awesome dude. I hid my solar panels behind roof bars to make it even more stealthy. You can even add a ladder and pop some magnetic business logos on the side to blend in
Brilliant, what a great build. I got so many ideas and inspiration. Would like to see videos on your build itself, the walls and carpeted compartments are so well done. Great job 👍
Yeah - I should have filmed as I was building. I'm happy to answer any questions about anything. I'll be doing a new build next year that will document everything.
Build to go :: this is great when ur working away from home, will save a bit on hotels. Wow u have a toilet, ace plus a cold shower, till u get home. Great van tour....thanq
The reflective vest is a good idea, but having a bunch of sun faded paperwork all over the dash really makes it look like a work van.
I often leave a fast food bag on the dash or passenger seat. :)
That back vent is pure genius!
Thanks - it’s a bit risky though, as exhaust could come through, but I’m careful to keep it covered when I’m driving.
@@jeffwagg thank you for this detail :)
Dont vehicles already have vents for circulation?
The Uni-Strut or whatever that metal rail is on top…
I put a Thule roof rack on my NV200 and then installed that rail on the cross bars. I did that bc the roof on my 2020 model is curved. Did you just crank down on those bolts and flatten it out? I put 3 solar panels on top of mine and laid width-wise that was 2.2m of roof space, the entire roof so that curvature prevented me from doing this.
Yeah, you should have skipped your electrical system.
This is one of the smartest small van stealth build I have seen! So simple but functional!
The concern over such aspects as, for example, using IKEA cabinets & such, is thoroughly tempered by the savings of perhaps over $150,000.00 dollars from those Corp.-produced numbers.. I like it..
Added 'Velcro Wall' to my van build must-haves. I might be biased as someone who just bought an e-NV200, but small van builds are the most satisfying to watch as they're often so inventive and smart with how space is used. Thanks for sharing.
Watched HUNDREDS and this is the BEST build!
Orangey red lights are more conducive to a human's eye sight as it allows more to be seen than a glaring white/yellowish lighting effect, so good on you for choosing it.
Having the red light option is great. Easier on the eyes, and if you’re stealth camping, much less noticeable to people on the outside.
I attend astronomy events sometimes, so it’s a must.
Nice job, always good to see how others have converted a NV200 "on the cheap", nothing wrong with using bits and pieces from Ikea :)
Thanks! 👍 Ikea has some good bits - I think custom cabinets would be better, but poorly done custom cabinets would not be. For my next build, I'll give custom a shot, but it's definitely out of my comfort zone.
@@jeffwagg I built my cabinets using Ikea kitchen doors, good and cheap and no major joinery skills needed. When you come to do your next build maybe rope in a friend to give you a hand? Anyway, enjoy your van, safe travels (Y)
@@nv200camper4 This is a GREAT way to go. I redid a home with an Ikea kitchen and it's much better quality than the furniture. Not an allen wrench in sight!
Also, you can find bits and pieces in the As Is section for really cheap. All my bamboo counter top came from there and it was like $15.
Your vans conversion is amazing! I hope your doing great... i can really hear a man heavily breathing.. enjoy your travel and keep safe =) ciao!
Thanks, and yep, I'm a heavy breather. Pulse Ox is good though. :)
In the UK, Nissan used to sell electric version eNV200. About £26K for 40 kWh battery. No more. Factory moved from Spain to France.
What an awesome build. I've watched a hundred build videos, but this has everything, and well organized. Great video- Thank you!
Steeling the back vent idea. So incredibly smart 🤩
Just be sure it seals well and that you have a CO detector. I’ve had no problems, but Caution is warranted.
I have the S and want cruise control on it so I'm installing an aftermarket kit on it. I've always thought the wheels were a little too small so I want to upgrade those to a larger size as well.
Supposedly, there are larger Volvo wheels that fit nicely. Check the forums.
Not too sure that reflective vest would help that much here. If the right person happened along they’d think they were breaking into a tradie’s van full of tools and rub their hands together. Love what you did with the van though. Not all of us can build! So these ‘what can i adapt for my needs’ builds are great for ideas.
You have a point - I mitigate this a bit by leaving a McDonald's bag on the passenger seat. But hey, at least you have something to wear if you get a flat on the side of the road!
I challenge builders to build a mini-campervan with an Nissan 200V or similar that prioritizes a tiny bathroom for road-tripping. Not a toilet that pulls out into the main cabin, but a teeny tiny bathroom space. GO! haha
I likes the cut of your jib!! I've seen one integrated under a seat bench. I think the kid was up in San Francisco somewhere. It's on UA-cam. However one could always, if one lives in a big city, in Arizona Nevada California, Stay close to a 24 Hour Fitness and use the shower there but during the summer time I like taking my 2-3 showers per day, to keep cool and sweat free.
Well, people know about your secret compartment now... I think that using IKEA products is brilliant! And your hidden toilet is great. Back up systems are great, especially when you need them. That's why I have two power stations, numerous power banks, battery lanterns, A weather radio, an alcohol stove etc. I think your build is one of the best builds I've seen. You have everything! And your keeping yourself safe with the detectors and the fire extinguisher. Those are so very important! All of the hooks are great, good thinking and organized. The flowers are a nice touch. I have known men who raised orchids as a hobby and they were definitely manly men!😉 So you having a few plants and flowers is just fine. The hand warmers are so useful. When my friend was taking the bus to work every day, she used them all the time. I even bought a box of them from Costco for her.
Yes, I love your little van. I think you did a brilliant job putting it together. You've done such a good job, I have no suggestions to improve it! I know you have a shovel, duct/gorilla tape, scissors, sewing repair kit, rope, zip ties, etc. I didn't need to see them. The shower is clever, even if cold. That has reminded me of something I saw on another build: A water tank on the roof. The guy had a PVC water tank attached to his roof rack. It held 5 gallons of water and it looked like one of those PVC pipes that workmen have on top of their vans to hold pipes and other long things. But my thought is, you could use that for your showers and have sun warmed showers instead of cold. Maybe on your next van. Oh, bug screens too. I've seen the curtains and the custom DIY window screens. I hate mosquitoes as much as they love my blood.
I really love your van and I can't wait to see the next one you build!
Hi you, it’s MJ! I like your #vanconversion and your channel so much, I’m now a subscriber! Awesome!!!!🌺
Great van build with only two things I would change , leaving a hi viz vest on show would think maybe tools in the back and the wiring under the sink, if you have a leak then you’re also going to have electrical trouble.
Both fair comments! The electrical under the sink was not what I wanted, but in the end, it made the most sense given space restrictions (The MPPT controller is huge). I never had a problem, but I'd always advise folks not to do that.
The great part of using IKEA is the amount of spare parts and when there’s smaller changes you want to do through time in the van it’s is affordable and easy to do. It looks like home.
I absolutely love Your van! Very cosy and nicely composed!
beautiful and functional NV200 van build
My favorite conversion so far. Great job. You've got many (fans) right here also. Thanks for sharing.
Best bed... It's keep it clean for bed time... Open it only when ready to sleep & all door is locked 😂
BEST VIDEOS EVER!!✌
Thanks😊👍
i absolutely love the chair/bed combo
you have the most efficient awesome made van I have ever seen and I have watched for 2 years
So many things I love about this build. Hot hands brings back memories, that's how I stayed warm in a tent.
Hot Hands are like little packets of comfort. There are nights I just have one in the sleeping bag with me, kind of like a tiny little kitten.
It looks like Ikea has what smaller campers need. The cabinet and bed system look like they work GREAT with the size.
I like it. I'm also in an NV200 camper. Let's enjoy each other!
I like that you used ikea cabinets because I can’t customize my sienna as I’m a disabled 67 year old. Great ideas and organization. Love all of it. Your emergency food ideas too.
i gotta nv200 too - i'm gonna copy a loooootta your stuff - thanks dude !
First of all, this is the funniest camper van tour I have seen. The fruit doesn't stick. haha. But secondly, some amazingly clever ideas I have definitely not seen elsewhere. I am gaga for the vanity with mirror, and would love the showerhead on a hook vs handheld so I can wash my hair easily. But also impressed by something as simple but important as a security peephole. And, I can not believe how you hid that toilet in such a small space! Thanks so much for this. Major props to a fellow Chicagoan!
Thanks for the very kind words, Mary! Hoping to do some sort of Chicagoland van meetup after we're done with this pandemic.
Nice thoughtful build! I believe the Ikea brand materials are very appropriate for this type of build due to lighter weight materials and flexible sizes. Easier hauling weight on the vehicle as well. So I don't think that apologies are necessary. Thanks for sharing!
I like the vent behind license plate idea!
I really like it. I'm hoping to get a nissan van & convert it as well for 2 people.
They're great vans. For two folks, you'll want fewer cabinets, and maybe some roof storage. :) My wife can actually sleep across the front seats of mine.
Come on let’s face it there is absolutely nothing wrong with IKEA stuff you have done an amazing job I would be very proud to own this Van BIG thumbs up from the 🇬🇧 uk 👍🏼 & the sneaky toilet is genius!
IKEA stuff is what it is. It can absolutely be used in vans if you know its limitations. I love the UK! Cheers....
That's a fantastic build. I love the fact that you used readily available IKEA stuff and that all was so well thought through.
this is the best stealth van build i'have seen thus far
That bed is just genius-level ingenuity!
Looks. GREST. YOU SEEM TO HAVE IT ALL.
Love that bed and they don’t sell it anymore. Genius
Like the hidden loo...& backdoor peep hole...& swivel tap u can attach shower hose. This is well designed - & u've thought of everything.
Right? All those things! Plus a budget dog bowl sink.
Yeah, the hidden toilet is lux!
She's pretty darn nice!
Man, the BEST NISSAN NV200 I ve ever seen!!!!! Congrats! The most beautiful minicamper! I love your hooks, the details and you are very practical. Exactly like I am. You've done this wonderfully, really. I bought one in red and soon I go in tour. Still in progress, 😄
Thank you for your inspiration! 🍀 🍄 🌈
Loved the setup but Loved your sense of humor even more. So Great! 🤣🤣👏🏼👏🏼💜 Nice job and Happy Travels!! 😁🙏🏼💜💖🎶🌞🌈🚙💨
im a trucker and the make a strainer for coffee you put it right over your cup with grounds and pour hot water on top and you have your drink! it is a reusable strainer and very small. better than carrying a coffee maker and gas stations usally have free hot water if you dont want to boil
I'm amazed! I just bought the same van in Cayenne Red 3 days ago, and didn't know how much stuff would be possible to get in there.
I love the bed and the sink/shower deal especially. Great job!
they have the cruise control kit for the S model, just have to unscrew and pull back the steering while along the air bag (carefull not to pull that too hard/off otherwise it will set off), there should be a small PCB already installed with the correct pinout and connections to install that kit, the way you can tell vehicles have this feature is the check for small right behind the while attached to the steering column right where you would think the cruise control would be on most vehicles
Nice to finally see you and your van build! Your podcast has been inspirational. I might just go out and buy a fire extinguisher as a symbolic token of my future van.
Do! And I hope you never need it. Thanks for the kind words.
That's why I'm gonna do this weekend! Buy a cute red fire extinguisher for the van I will hopefully get in ,2021!
This is the van I want to travel in and build out. Fantastic build
one of the best small van designs I've seen. congrats!
The peep hole you have on the back door is a great idea! thanks for sharing!
Best cramped camper layout I've seen. Probably only issue for me is discomfortably low seatage for working on that small table.
Actually, it was too much seat. :) the biggest problem I had with it was not having a back to lean against.
I have the same bed in my van. Mine is a Renault Kangoo so even smaller than the NV200 but the bed is fantastic at giving me space back and so easy to set up and put away. I also find it really comfy compared to a lot of the camping beds I’ve tried in the past. IKEA stuff is great for inexpensive van builds.
Is this sofa bed still available at IKEA?
Sir... you got the neatest nv2000 stealth van camping build... ever! 👑✨👌
Thank you!
I've got to say your build has got to be the best I've seen in a nissan nv200 well done. You've thought of everything.
this couch ikea pull out thing is brilliant ! its a great use of space in my opinion well done
Thanks Louis! Every inch counts!
@@jeffwagg yeah thats right which is why the double use of space you did is so smart
Beautiful van! I’m going to borrow from your design :) A few questions: those Ikea cubes. How to they handle the shaking nd climate variations in a hot or cold van? Also, did you insulate the van? And finally, that vent. I realized i couldn’t install a MaxxAir because the structure beams are too close for the 14 inch standard opening. I guess it was the only option?
@@grandmeaulne The cubes have done fine - they move a bit, but when attached to each other as a unit and to the side of the van in one place, they're pretty solid. The doors are the weak point - the magnetic catches do NOT hold the doors shut, hence the other things I used.
The vent is a Vanair Ventline, and it's fine, but not as a good as Maxair. The folks who put a full sized 14x14 fan in these simply cut through one of though roof ribs. It's fine. The roof can only hold 100lbs anyway, so you really shouldn't be putting much up there. Solar is fine.
As for insulation, yes, I did. Felt on the floor and walls, poly iso on the ceiling, rock wool in the crevices and closed cell spray foam in the ribs, back doors, etc.
@@jeffwagg thats what she said🤣😂 couldnt help myself🤐 love the van man, imma get one of these nv200 aswell, they look great!
Great build. Very entertaining commentary as well
Brilliant! My fav part is the drone holder
And there it sat - not a very good drone. :)
Really enjoyed all your clever features. Thank you for sharing. Off to see if I can find your podcast!
I'm surprise with back vent , nice 👍
That vent license is genius ❤
This is my most like setup van
Someone did actually copy this build with some improvements. :) I thought it was my van at a quick glance.
Beautiful! Can't believe there is an ideal system that will fit this 200 nv
Amazing van.. Have a safe and happy drive!
This is the most functional build i saw.
Thank you Maria!
Loved!
I have a 2019 NV200. No build build for now, but want to do something more like you in the some day
Fantasticly inspirational build mate. Brilliant 👍👍👍
You are AMAZING! I've never seen a license plate vent or PEEPHOLE!
Pure genius! Thank you for sharing! xoxo
Noticed the connection to Pembina ND. The homestead of my father's family the Monettes.
I love this build! Especially cuz it used the Nissan.
this is a really nice build,,he has everything in there.
What a nice rig! Your tour was perfectly professional as far as I’m concerned. I am doing my maiden voyage in January and a small SUV. We’ll see how 2025 goes before I invest in a van. For now all I can do is salivate and be jealous of all you talented individuals!
You've already begun!
Excellent job top to bottom. Great ideas everywhere in this little van. Safe travels.
Pagurus is welmade on a "budget" love that ikea bed module,
i thought of it with the backrest lol
i was thinking of flottebo, but put a bigger table top on it (not to heavy tho)
Omg! Thanks for sharing! I wonder if I can fit the bed into my hatchback!! This would be perfect because idk how to build anything lol. Thanks for posting the links! I’m going to visit ikea this week to take a look
Measurements are on Ikea's site! You'll need 75" of length extend fully, but you may not need to.
One of my favorite builds! Thanks for sharing
Video is worth the stealth distraction items alone! Add a bike rack with a couple of traffic cones 😀
I used to have fake business signs on it, but decided they actually drew interest.
That's awesome dude. I hid my solar panels behind roof bars to make it even more stealthy. You can even add a ladder and pop some magnetic business logos on the side to blend in
I had always intended to put something over the angle iron. But now the new owner will do something cool with it.
WoW! Awesome setup!
Creative and organized. Nice look.
Thanks for the tour!
DANKE = THANK YOU for a such a interesting & informativ video.
Best regards from Southern Germany, Stuttgart - the city of Mercedes 🙂
The vent behind the license plate... genius!
Brilliant, what a great build. I got so many ideas and inspiration. Would like to see videos on your build itself, the walls and carpeted compartments are so well done. Great job 👍
Sadly, I did not record as I built. :(
Great all over! Have a good time in your little home!
Your build is actually really cool I wish you did a tutorial on everything in there I love how the bed is the roof the floor the whole shebang
Yeah - I should have filmed as I was building. I'm happy to answer any questions about anything. I'll be doing a new build next year that will document everything.
@@jeffwagg please show how you secured your furniture to the van
I think for camping and traveling that would be awesome. For full timing it might be a tad cramped. Brilliantly designed.
Thanks, and I think it would be too small for me to full time in, but the person I sold it to IS full timing in it. With a dog!
Build to go :: this is great when ur working away from home, will save a bit on hotels. Wow u have a toilet, ace plus a cold shower, till u get home. Great van tour....thanq
Excellent . Clever . Lots of common sense !
The peep hole and the license plate vent ideas are great... nice work!
Very nice set up my man! And I like those complete meals as well, they taste pretty good and are not too expensive
I saw a new trick - you leave the meal on the dashboard for a few hours, and it's hot when you want to eat it!
That build and van tour was wonderful!! Enjoy and happy travels!
That is incredible.
A great van build--with stealth.
Nice build. I really like the way you have set her up. Plus you have everything you need inside. Now you have me checking out the IKEA beds.
Great build ideas! Thanks for sharing.
This is exactly what I want
Lots of good ideas. Thanks.
I’m a no build guy myself but I really like the way you put your van together. You should become an ikea ambassador.
I wish IKEA would figure out that they could be making van furniture on purpose. :)
@@jeffwagg maybe you should go into business, designing IKEA van builds and selling the blueprints online.
Beautiful job