This is the story of a couple (and their dog) who built their own stealthy cargo trailer tiny house while living in the back of their truck.
The most amazing part is that they built it while they were moving around usually on public land!
This story is brought to you thanks to Dylan Magaster. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
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This is Wundertow. It’s the story of a young family living and traveling full time in a 1977 Airstream that they renovated.
We are a family of 3 who decided to ditch the rat race, get rid of most of our “stuff” and take-on fulltime living on the road while traveling the U.S.1
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
© Wundertow
This is Hey Voyager. A Chevy cargo work van conversion by Ben and Alison.
In March of 2017, they quit their jobs to travel and enjoy the Western United States in their custom built camper van in classic stealth fashion!
This is their story. They even created a guide on how they did it. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
This is the story of Mariassa, Nathan, and their 2-year-old daughter who are living full time in their 300 sq. ft. motorhome while traveling!
In May of 2015, after more than a year of planning, we sold our home and packed up what we had left into an RV. Living with less has been an exciting journey that has opened our eyes to what the world can offer if we are not hiding behind so much stuff.5
Related: Family of 14 Living and Traveling Full Time in a Motorhome
If you’re thinking of traveling with your future tiny house you might want to think about building something like this because it’s aerodynamic.
Not only that but it’s also lighter in weight too. And when you go inside I think you’ll be amazed at all that’s in there.
Granted, this is pretty big for a teardrop trailer but you could still consider it one if you wanted to.
Enjoy the rest of this aerodynamic DIY stick built micro house on wheels below:
