This is a DIY Dodge Diesel truck camper.
Paul built this camper 42 years ago and still uses it today, swapping it from truck to truck. Read his story below!
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Images © Paul Larsen
Right now I’m glad to be showing you Michael Ostaski’s latest build which is a 1999 Sterling House Truck hand built by the artist himself.
It’s 32′ long, 8′ wide, and 12’6″ tall. Weighs about 24,000 lbs and has a 5.9 Turbo Cummins Diesel to power it. And yes, this one has power steering (unlike The Rose).
Inside there’s about 256 sq. ft. of interior space for you to enjoy. You’ll find a full kitchen, bathroom, living area, and more inside. Plus there’s A/C, a gas furnace, electric fireplace, and an Onan Generator on board. Plus much more. Complete details are available for you below along with a complete photo tour. Please enjoy and re-share if you’d like to.
Images © Michael Ostaski
I had to show you this handmade micro cabin built on a 4×4 diesel truck that’s for sale. (SOLD)
It’s a custom built wooden cabin mounted on a 4WD Mitsubishi L200.
The owner/builder calls it a Demountable Shepherds Hut Motorhome.
And he’s selling it because he’s moving out of the country.
Right now it’s located near Guildford, United Kingdom and is ready for a new owner.
See the rest of this DIY truck camper and learn more about it too below:
This is a completely customized one of a kind 33′ diesel motorhome with 54,250 miles.
It has two 8′ by 7′ hydraulic fold out rooms that combine to one large area.
Under the hood is a 7.3L International Turbo diesel engine with an automatic transmission and air-ride.
This motor home has already got a towing package installed.
It has been completely re-done from the inside out. If you’re interested to know it is in fact a smoke free coach.
Here are some of the features:
It also has automatic levelers and an alarm system.
Graham Fielder has built several gorgeous, modern vans at this point, and his latest is no exception! This 2022 4×4 Sprinter van has all the bells and whistles and has been crafted using eco-friendly, sustainable, and durable materials like Richlite, Havelock wool insulation, and bamboo.
The build includes both an indoor and outdoor shower, and while the toilet isn’t part of the build, you could easily put a cassette toilet in the shower area. A queen-sized bed permanently takes up the back of the rig, while a bench seat and Lagun table sit near the kitchen. It’s for sale in Bend, Oregon for $162,000.
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Images via VanLife Trader
While plenty of people build their campervans, not everyone has that initial build turn into an incredible business that has now converted 40 different mobile spaces into homes on wheels! But that’s the story of Gina and Matty, who own and operate Byron Bay Van Fitouts in Australia.
We got the chance to interview them about their story, their plans for the future, and this awesome Mercedes Sprinter 2017 MWB (medium-wheelbase) that they recently completed and are selling. Get all the details below!
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Images via Byron Bay Van Fitouts
Hey there, fellow tiny house and van life enthusiasts! Today, I stumbled upon a listing that made me do a bit of a double-take, and I just had to share it with you.
Imagine hitting the open road, with all the comforts of home packed into a sleek, modern van. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, this dream could be your reality with this “Cedar Cabin” Mercedes Sprinter conversion that’s up for grabs on Van Life Trader.
Listed in Loveland, Colorado, this 2023 Mercedes Sprinter is near new, with a mere 2,222 miles on the odometer. The van is priced at $89,000. What do you think?
Images via Mike/Van Life Trader
Cole and Shae are an awesome couple who live full-time in their converted ambulance! Cole works as a woodworker, transforming reclaimed wood he finds or is gifted on the road, and turning it into stunning jewelry and cutting boards. Shae has a “normal” job in medical billing, and she can do it remotely.
They needed a rig that could support full-time remote work and a wood shop, and the ambulance was perfect! All the storage compartments allowed Cole to use an exterior one for all his tools and lumber, and a clever bed-plus-dinette set-up inside gives Shae a spot to work. Ambulance conversions are becoming one of my favorite tiny spaces! What do you think?
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This family got the devastating news that their elementary-age son was slowly going blind — and there’s currently no cure. They decided to hit the road and ensure Luke got to see as much of the country as possible while he still has sight! Now, their adventure van is part of an epic giveaway to support their non-profit, A Race Against Blindness, that will fund a clinical trial for retinitis pigmentosa.
You can enter to win the van pictured below, or a custom van built to your own needs, PLUS $70,000 to help with taxes. It’s an incredible family van with sleeping for up to 6 people and seating for four. And yes, there’s an indoor shower!
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Images via Tiny Home Tours
