Taylor and Britt met as part of a hiking group and eventually fell in love on a “travel buddy” journey to Montana. Their story is as sweet as their personalities, and you’ll love getting a taste of it in the video tour of their van below.
They converted the van in 10 months, and it includes many great features, like a convertible bed, a kitchen designed for cooking, and awesome storage hacks that make compact living more comfortable. Their only relationship trouble is sauce packets; you’ll need to watch the tour to learn more!
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He Keeps Throwing Away Her Sauce Packets…
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Anjali has been living on the road for more than four years, first out of a basic build that was supposed only to last the summer until 2020 hit, and her job went remote! She loved the van so much that she decided to stay on the road and eventually upgraded to this ProMaster, which she converted herself.
This van has an awesome convertible bed that houses her garage and shower and becomes a couch when she wants to lounge. It also has lots of counter space and special hooks that allow her to hang her hammock out the side door. She travels with her two wonderful dogs. Enjoy the tour below!
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Her Summer Van Life Turned into 4+ Years
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John Weatherbe works as a professional photographer, and he wanted a van conversion that would take him to remote locations and allow him to get epic nature photos. At first, he tried converting the van himself, but he eventually decided that wasn’t his expertise and he had it professionally finished — and the results are amazing!
He went with an army green exterior and dark gray/wood tone interior. It feels modern, rugged, and cozy! He has a great set-up for storing his gear and “working from home.” Check out the tour below!
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Army Green Adventure Van w/ Full Rooftop Deck
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Madilyn struggled with van life when she started. She missed her boyfriend, her family, her friends — and she had severe driving anxiety! But with frequent exposure and monthly trips back home, Madilyn has overcome the worst and successfully lived on the road for a year.
Her 32-square-foot camper van is her second rig. The first was an RV she renovated before realizing it was more than she wanted. She found this mostly converted campervan on Facebook Marketplace for $15K and then upgraded the kitchen and added some excellent shelving for $1K to make it work for her needs. What do you think of this conversion?
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Adorable Astro Campervan For Woman & Her Dog
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Meet the Doc Holliday five-seater van conversion, a family-friendly off-roader built by the professionals at Off Highway Vans. We interviewed the folks at OHV about their history, plans for the future, and this great rig that seats and sleeps up to five people!
Designed to go just about anywhere, these luxury rigs have all the bells and whistles to make your time on the road a worry-free adventure. Please read all about Off Highway Vans and their Doc Holliday below!
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Interview w/ Off Highway Van: History & Current Offerings
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Deyana is a former classroom teacher who now teaches virtually. You might remember her skoolie conversion that we showed you, but now she’s living in her self-converted van with her adorable dog. She used a micro-cement product from Spain called Smartcret to cover many of the surfaces in her rig, and the thin layer looks gorgeous and almost adobe-like.
She included a shower in her conversion, with a self-cleaning Nautilus door and a beautiful pebble floor. She has a fixed bed, a spacious garage, and a comfortable workspace. She chose an induction cooktop and a Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro in her kitchen. What do you like most about her van conversion?
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From Skoolie to Gorgeous DIY Van Conversion
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Angie is a veteran who was sent overseas in one of the first waves of the war in Iraq, where she was exposed to horrible things that left her struggling with PTSD and her overall mental health when she got home. Eventually, she tried weaning off of the many prescription drugs she was taking (as prescribed) to help with her trauma, but the withdrawal was challenging. Vanlife allowed her to get closer to nature, which ultimately helped her the most in her healing journey.
Her Winnebago Revel van includes a lift bed, which was the selling point of this model. That said, she’s done oodles of renovations to the rig to where it works best for her, including overhauling the kitchen and adding a deeper sink to make cooking easier. You’re going to love her inspiring story and epic van!
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Her Lift Bed Van Conversion
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Roman & Ioana are based in Switzerland, and they love the freedom that living and working on the road provides them. They purchased a 1990 Volkswagen van that had been converted and did some major renovations to make it work for modern full-time vanlife.
They tow along a storage trailer which allows them to keep all their gear and bikes safely stored away and keeps the van itself more open. The fiberglass roof lets them have a bed that’s out of the way from the living area, and they added a bathroom to the back of the van. We had the opportunity to interview them, and you can read their story below!
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Switzerland-Based Couple’s VW Transporter Van Life with Tow-along Storage
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Josh loves to cook, and his previous two van conversions didn’t have the space he needed to make amazing dishes on the road. So in his latest van, Boondocker 3.0, he made sure to have double countertops and a super cool “speakeasy” cabinet that rises from behind his pop-up shower.
His van conversion is built to keep him out of campgrounds and in nature, so it comes equipped with plenty of solar power to sustain his needs. He chose to close off the cab but included a super narrow door so he could access it if he needed to. His bed is fixed, and there’s a composting toilet under the bench that feeds to a tank. What do you think of Josh’s van?
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His Professionally-Built Van with Boondocking Features
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