Hand-crafted Camper Van Built on 1977 Tigoa

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If you’ve been longing to get into #vanlife for a while, this handcrafted campervan for sale might be the perfect rig for you! It’s all set up as a home inside, and the stunning woodwork makes it a unique build that no one else will have.

The exterior is mostly cedar, while the inside features Honduran mahogany cabinets and custom dutch doors. The place runs on solar power, making it an off-grid wonder!

You can contact the builder, Michael, at hufmic5@gmail.com to ask questions or make an offer. He’s asking $32,5000.

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Renovated Camper Van with Stunning Mahogany Interior

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Love the porch on the back for a fun place to sit outdoors.

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The curved cedar shingle-work looks amazing.

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The loft bedroom with birch accent wood.

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The exposed beams add so much character.

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Dutch doors are such a fun way to let in the breeze.

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There’s another Dutch door leading to the cab.

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Here’s a little custom couch with fun upholstery.

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Keep warm with this Cubic Mini wood burning stove!

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Highlights:

  • Asking $32,500
  • 1977 Tioga Camper Van
  • Gutted and recreated into a custom house on wheels
  • Cedar exterior
  • Mahogany interior
  • Engine is a mopar 318 v8
  • Custom made mahogany dutch doors and cabinetry
  • Mini fridge, water pump, outlets and lights all run off solar
  • Heat is a little wood stove

From The Builder:

My background is mostly in boatbuilding, but have done a few other tiny homes. If you like this building style, but may want something a little different I am more than happy to do custom designs to suit whatever your needs may be. Please feel free to call, email or text if you have any questions. Contact Michael at 651-308-5481. email. hufmic5@gmail.com

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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