This is the DoubleBack VW Transporter Campervan.
When on the road, the pod stays tucked up inside the back of the vehicle. Once the driver stops and decides they’d like to settle down someplace, however, it electrically extends out of the rear in under 45 seconds, adding approximately two meters (6.5 feet) of useable interior space.1
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This is a video on how to convert your van into an off-grid camping rig in approximately 17 days with Nate Murphy.
He bought a cargo van and converted it into his own stealth tiny home on wheels. And he documented the entire process. How would your van conversion look like? What features would you need to have to make it work?
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The ModVans CV1 is a versatile camper van created by converting a Ford Transit vehicle. It combines adventure, family, and work functionalities and features a pop-up roof for more headroom and sleeping space.
The ModVans CV1 is a versatile van that seats four and has removable RV components. It’s perfect for road trips or weekend getaways.
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This is the story of a woman who decided to make photography her full-time life by living, traveling and working out of a handbuilt van conversion which is called The Mouse House.
Photographer since the age of 10 Clare has decided to make photography her full time life by living and working in beautiful areas, in an amazing, hand crafted van……
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This is a 2016 Ford Transit Connect Camper Van Conversion.
The seller’s grandpa bought the van and converted it shortly after his wife passed away. He used it to travel with his dog. Now his grandson is helping him sell it because he recently built a house and no longer uses it. Take the full tour, learn more about it below, and let us know what you think of it in the comments. Would you travel around the country in a vehicle like this?
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This Arya, Phil and Jennifer’s Delica campervan conversion.
The couple bought the Mitsubishi Delica van for $12,000 then spent an additional $7,000 to convert it, which took them about a month and a half to do.
They used to live in a 1978 VW bus that they restored so this was their second go around at a project like this. You can follow Phillip Doyle, Mogwai, and Jen on their Instagram @delicastravels.
Armando and Mel from Westfalia Digital Nomads have been living in a VW camper van, full-time, for over 6 years now.
To fund their travels, they work online as digital nomads doing freelance writing and videography.
They chose to live in a van because it was the perfect way to combine work, travel, and home.
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Meet John and Jayme. They’re a couple with three dogs who are traveling and living out of their converted 1996 Chevy Express 1500 High Top van. They initially bought it for $1,500 but ended up spending a total of $10,270 on it. You can see a breakdown of their costs here.
Would you ever consider going on a long-term van dwelling adventure like this? Maybe this interview will help you figure it out!
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This the story of Kathleen, a solo female living out of a 1987 Toyota van that she converted with the help of Aaron from Run Away Van.
Kathleen is the co-founder of Van Life Diaries and founder of Tiny House Tiny Footprint.
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