This is Marsha’s truck camper which she still owns here in 2021 and has actually completely remodeled it.
In this post, she shows you the remodel and describes what she did to make improvements to her little truck camper. Check it out and let us know your thoughts in the comments! Thanks! 🙂
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© Marsha Cowan
Most of you know Marsha and her famous tiny house builds that she has so graciously shared with us over the years. This is an update on her 8×8 shed tiny house since she added a customized French door.
From her micro houses to her short-bus skoolie conversion, to her more recent truck-bed micro cottage and her shed tiny house in Denton, North Carolina, Marsha has built quite a number of micro and tiny homes. In this post, you’ll get to see the latest improvements to her 8×8 shed-based tiny home! The most notable improvement is that she replaced a standard white exterior door with a custom French door which makes the world of a difference! Check it out!
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© Marsha Cowan
This is a $12k tiny house listed for sale near Cumming, Georgia.
It’s a handmade travel trailer/camper that can be used as a guest suite, Airbnb, or traveling tiny home. It includes bunk beds, a shower, kitchen, fold-down table/desk, bench seat, and it was originally built in 2015. What do you think?
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Images via Tyler Jarry/Tiny House Marketplace
This is a $12k high-top van conversion. These days it’s pretty rare to see a van conversion for less than $30,000, let alone under-$20,000, or $15,000.
So here’s one. It’s one couple’s first van conversion. The van is a 1999 Chevy Express 1500 high top with 140,000 miles with an asking price of $12,000. They converted it themselves in 2019. Check it out!
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Images via Van Life Trader
It all started with weekend trips in their tiny travel trailer. That soon escalated into traveling Europe full-time in a motorhome they call their hippie bus.
While they were traveling, they discovered tiny houses. After moving back home to their apartment, they got to work on their tiny house dreams. Today, they also build tiny homes for other dreamers.
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Zach & Leala from Big Hearts Tiny Vegans designed this unique and beautiful 24-foot long tiny house and built it from paycheque to paycheque, as well as with gifts of time and materials from family and friends.
It cost them approximately $40,000 CAD ($31,175 USD) to build the 200-sq.-ft. house, including the cost of appliances.
Image © Exploring Alternatives
This is the story of Ingrid Stanwa and how she built her very own tiny house in Australia.
With no prior experience, just a desire to make her tiny house dreams a reality, she made it happen. Here’s her story. Enjoy!
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© Ingrid Stanway
This is the story of Route Del Sol, an all-electric, solar-powered motorhome. This DIY motorhome build is very likely the most powerful solar-powered campervan in the world today and this is how it came to be.
Since that very first exchange with the ticket booth operator, I have grown much better at explaining just what it is I am driving. In the most technical way possible (for me) I exclaim that, “this is a fully electric 2010 International EStar, it’s an ex-Pacific Gas & Electric owned cargo van converted into a DIY solar-powered electric campervan.”
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Images: Route Del Sol
By Joel Hayes and Keegan Taccori
This is the story of Brother Paul Wright’s teeny tiny house that was built for just around $100 over in Dothan, Alabama.
You see, Paul has been building tiny little structures like this ever since he can remember, using wood and even cardboard as a kid to build temporary forts. So now, Paul is bringing that childhood energy to this little project so that they can have a travel trailer tiny house as well as a micro guest house on their property. How cool is that? Enjoy the full story and tour below (with more photos coming soon, too, hopefully)!
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© Bro. Paul Wright
