This is the story of Matt Alexander and Adriana of Enjoy The Journey Today. They’re a couple who renovated a Mercedes Sprinter van and then downsized into it to escape rent (and to be free)!
Enjoy the full story (and video) below thanks to Jenna at Tiny House Giant Journey! Thanks!
Atli has chosen full-time van dwelling as a long term housing solution because it helps her spend less money, work a flexible job, travel when she wants, and have her own mobile home in the city.
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Mat and Danielle from Exploring Alternatives have just shared an updated video tour of their stealthy DIY camper van conversion!
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2016 Mercedes Sprinter 4×4, 144″ Adventure van. 34,500 miles. In near perfect condition.Â
Baja Mobile and Snow/Mountain. Easily live and work from your portable office. Miles are from highway drives across the US.1
Tyler & Sarah from Life vs Art are full-time van dwellers in Vancouver, BC, Canada. A couple of years ago they calculated that they were spending close to $18,000 per year on rent which is quite a hefty sum for some.
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This is JYDOG’s 17′ Ford E350 Box Truck to Campervan Conversion.
I finally feel I have gotten to the point in constructing my 2006 E350 Box Campervan where I can give you a tour. It’s not done but close enough for me to share my progress so far. Beware this is a long video 50min.1
This is the story of Melanie and George’s custom van conversion. You can also find them over at asmalllife.com and @asmalllife on Instagram. So here’s their story, in their own words.
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Julian bought this super stealthy 1999 Ford E-150 pop top campervan to use for rock climbing trips and as a mobile home & office when he’s doing freelance photography contracts.
The van has a pop top which is fairly rare on Ford E-150 vans, but it allows him to stand up in the van when he’s parked to make chores like cooking and making the bed more comfortable. Or for stretching after a long day of photo editing.
The van has a furnace, ice box, water tank, kitchenette and a bed. The front passenger seat swivels to provide extra seating space in the “living room.”
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L.J. has been living in a vintage 1977 GMC Vandura camper van conversion in Vancouver, BC for 3 years while working a 9-5 job in HR.
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