You might remember both of these plans because I’ve posted about both the 1042 and the 836. The 1042 is technically a park model tiny house, while the 836 is a 36-foot tiny house on wheels that’s easier to tow with a regular full-size pick-up truck. Which one do you like best? Would you want to use your tiny house as a travel trailer, or not?
This version is still pretty big, but it’s easier to tow, and legal to do so without a permit, kind of like a travel trailer. It’s 8′ 6″ wide, 36′ long, and 13’6″ tall. The design is flexible, so you can sort of make the space work best for you. I wonder what yours would look like…
This is the story of Gretchen’s stealth camper van conversion. She bought a van, moved in with her two Scotties (named Flanagan and Campbell), and then eventually had it insulated and converted by purchasing a kit from a company in Colorado that specializes in van conversions! So here’s how it all went down.
I (and my two scotties, Flanagan and Campbell) set off from Seattle to Colorado Springs in mid-October to have the kit installed at Wayfarer vans.
