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Elen was struggling with too much space and a not-so-great landlord in her Glasgow apartment. So when she went on a 2-week European tour in her van and saw how amazing nomadic life could be, she finally took the plunge into full-time van life!

She spent six months making the van livable and might purchase a larger rig next year and start the conversion process again. While on the road she became famous enough on social media to start making money from her content — and she met her partner. In other words, van life has brought her many good things! Enjoy more of her story below.

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Leaving Toxic Rental Situation for Full Time Van Travel

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Favian is a civil rights lawyer who enjoys a nomadic life from his van! He can even do Zoom hearings from the comfort of just about anywhere because of his office setup and Starlink connection.

He purchased the van as an empty shell and converted it over the course of about 10 months. He had a few “must-haves” including an indoor shower and a bed that could fit his height. Favian created a great office space with swivel seat, and another one with a makeshift standing desk for those long days! Enjoy the tour.

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Bathroom, Standing Desk and Double Swivel Chairs

This LAWYER Lives in a DIY Van Conversion

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Lindsey spent some time after college traveling in a truck with her friends, which planted the seed for her now-nomadic life in a van conversion. Because she’s a travel nurse, she can take assignments all over the country and live there for a few months at a time in her van!

She purchased her van and spent a year building it out, and altogether it cost about $26,000. She has a fixed bed, lots of cabinets, and a cute kitchenette. What’s your favorite part of her conversion?

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Her DIY Van Conversion (No Windows!)

Travel Nurse’s $26K Van Conversion 2

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Lance and Jess were homeowners with steady jobs who went to a van festival and fell in love with what they saw. Soon afterward, they sold their home, quit their jobs, and found a van to convert. The results are gorgeous!

They have found new remote positions, but also head up “VanFest” as a way to spread their love of van life to others — especially since that’s what led them to van life in the first place. Enjoy their tour below!

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They Sold Their Home & Got New Remote Jobs!

Couple Converts a Van & Starts a Festival 3

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Cat had wanted to live on the road for a while, but decided getting a professional conversion was the way to go! She designed the interior and made sure to include everything that would make full-time life comfortable — then she paid Shane at Dogwood Conversions to bring it to life.

Her conversion includes amazing touches like glass turquoise tiles, a hidden toilet, and a fixed bed. She also has tons of closed storage to keep the place looking minimal and crisp. What do you think?

  • Cat’s dream of a mobile lifestyle comes true through a collaboration with a professional van conversion expert.
  • Unique features like turquoise tiles, a hidden toilet, and a fixed bed elevate the interior design.
  • Explore Cat’s journey from concept to comfortable van life, with practicality and aesthetics in perfect balance.

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Getting the Van of Her Dreams!

Her Amazing Professional Van Conversion Bowie 2

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The Aloha is a 2021 Ram Promaster 2500 with a high roof that was a former rental van of Boho Vans. After a couple of years in the rental business, it’s ready for a new permanent owner! This beautiful professional conversion includes a handy closet for hanging clothing and comes with a brand-new cassette toilet.

Like many of the other Boho Vans builds, the Aloha has a fixed bed with plenty of open storage in the garage for your toys. There’s a two-seater bench across from the counter and sink, and an additional pull-out tabletop. It’s for sale for $87.5K.

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Grey 2021 Van Conversion for $87.5K

Aloha 2021 Ram Promaster 2500 High Roof 159” 17

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Meet Georgie! This former van rental from Boho Vans is now for sale and could be yours permanently for $81.5K. It’s a Ram Promaster 2500 with a high roof, so you’ll have plenty of headroom.

Georgie features a fixed bed with a spacious garage underneath. There’s a lovely pull-out pantry for canned/dry goods and the dinette space folds into a bench if you want to lay out or fit more friends in your van. It has a great solar/electric system already sorted out as well! What do you think?

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Fixed Bed Boho Life Van For Sale

Georgie Ram Promaster 2500 High Roof 20

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Meet Vandalf! This tiny house was built for a self-proclaimed nerd, and it’s for sale and built by Boho Life looking for a new nerd to make it home sweet home. It’s a 2008 Ford E-350 and costs $70,000.

This van is lined with beautiful red cedar which I’m sure smells amazing! There’s a fixed bed in the back, a dinette set-up with a retractable table, and a kitchenette with a two-burner cooktop and a mini-fridge. Would you live in this?

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Boho Life Shuttle Bus Van Conversion with Beautiful Red Cedar Interior

Vandalf 2008 Ford E-350 17

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Aaron had enjoyed sleeping in his car as a teenager when hanging out with friends, but it took many years and the events of 2020 to finally convince him to try van life. He and his wife were able to go remote with work, so they bought a Ram ProMaster.

The van was beautifully converted, complete with a fixed bed, a kitchen with an oven, and a hidden toilet. He designed the entire build around fitting bikes in the garage, so they can enjoy cycling in all the places they end up.

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Oven, Toilet & Hammered Stainless Steel Sink

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