This is Cyrus Sutton’s Van Life.
He and his friends took his Sprinter van and turned it into a beautiful camper.
From the outside, it looks sort of like an ordinary work van. But when you go inside, you’ll find it offers a custom solution for living and traveling.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Cyrus Sutton’s Van Life
Images © Cyrus Sutton
Video: The Sprinter Camper
Resources
- Cyrus’ Instagram
- Sprinter Camper Vimeo Video
- Teton Gravity Research
- Reef – Van Life Part 2
- Reef – Van Life Part 1
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Absolutely brilliant ! One question ? potty ? saw the shower and they sink, but I don’t see the bathroom =)
Simon, I think you did a grand job with your Sprinter camper!!
Where’s the windows? I didn’t see one window.. What do you do for air? or any kind of ventilation. Where did that poor dog end up that seemed to be running for the driver?
Looking at that fine woodwork/weight, thinking gas mileage must be nuts!
Well thought our and very livable. Nice storage and live the hammock.
I guess no windows to make it stealthy.
Looks like there might be a vent in the ceiling? The 2 front windows could be opened, and screened for more air flow. I believe I read that this is a work in progress? Perhaps at some time with $$$ he could put in sun roof IF it’s even needed? NO ONE gets perfection at the first try. I continue to applaud him for bringing it to this completed stage. Bravisimo to you, humbug to the critics.
Sweet! Love the space in the Sprinter vans. Wish I could sleep in a hammock. I’ve tried and for some reason my back doesn’t like them.
Cyrus doesn’t look to the hammock for sleeping- just relaxing. See the photos.
Nicely done Cyrus, thank you for sharing your van style tiny home with us. And God bless you and your dog on your journey, stay safe and have fun. Live well love often and happy trails to you!