This is the story and tour of John’s Ex-FedEx step van conversion.
That’s right – he took a FedEx delivery truck and turned it into his stealth tiny house!
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Images via Jarrod Tocci/YouTube
This is the story of a divorced, retired police officer named Glen who converted a van into a Lord of the Rings-inspired tiny home. It turns out that Glen is a very skilled and talented carpenter, as you’ll soon see.
He named the van Radagat, which is the name of a brown wizard from the Hobbit. Inside, the van features a king bed, kitchen, bathroom, wood fireplace, and one of the most incredible interiors in a van you’ll ever see. What do you think of it? Pretty incredible, isn’t it? It’s also pretty stealthy from the outside in that it looks like kind of like an ordinary work truck.
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This is a fresh shuttle bus to stealth motorhome conversion with a 7.3L diesel engine and it’s for sale. It was just completed in October of 2019.
The asking price, according to the YouTube video is $30,000 and it’s out of Humboldt County, California. Full tour for you to check out below. Let me know what you think!
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Images via Robert Braden/YouTube
This is Per and Linda’s Cargo Trailer Stealth Camper Conversion. It’s custom-designed and built by one of our readers who have enjoyed it for a few years and are now making space for a new project.
So please enjoy the tour, details, and if you’re interested you can reach out to them about it. What do you think of stealth campers and trailers like this?
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This is a 270-square-feet oversized stealth tiny house on wheels for sale in Palm Beach, Florida according to the listing on Tiny Home Builders, it’s available for $28,000 and it was built in 2018.
It measures 24-feet long and 8.5-feet wide. The kitchen features a 30-inch, 10-inch deep stainless steel sink, apartment-size refrigerator, stove-top oven, and lots of cabinets. The bathroom is located over the hitch of the trailer with a flush toilet, relatively large vanity, and a shower. There’s a comfortable looking couch in the living area, a 24-square-foot closet, and a loft with a queen-sized bed. I like it because it looks like a cargo trailer from the outside. What do you think?
Images via Tiny Home Builders
This is a non-electric bed lift that was built for a stealthy cargo trailer to tiny house conversion.
This bed-to-ceiling system could also work for van conversions, tiny homes, and in other small spaces to create more multi-functional space. What do you think?
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Images via Brian Rogers/YouTube
This is Thomasin’s stealthy cargo trailer tiny house.
It’s basically a tiny house on wheels disguised as a cargo trailer.
What do you think?
This is an 18ft stealth travel trailer tiny house that’s for sale out of Elmhurts Beach, Ontario, Canada for $39,900 CAD which is approximately $30,324 USD.
It started out as a brand new cargo trailer and then it was converted into a stealth tiny house on wheels so you could live tiny and adventurously without all of the attention of a tiny home on a trailer!
What do you think of cargo trailer conversions? Are they something that you’d consider for yourself? Let us know in the comments after you check this one out below. Thanks!
Images © Mark Jezierzanski
This is a stealthy cargo trailer tiny house conversion that’s very ‘sneaky’ because it looks like a lawn care cargo trailer from the outside.
But once you open up the doors, you know it’s not what it looks like from the outside anymore! Step inside, and you’ll find yourself in a cozy little camper.
This unit is for sale out of Globe, Arizona, with an asking price of $8,500. It’s a 20ft trailer. The trailer was actually purchased from a lawn care company and they left the decals on to keep it stealthy! What do you think?
