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Brie & Shawn wanted to enjoy being out in nature with their dogs and escape the pricey Seattle-area rent. Their first van was the cheapest they could find, and they soon upgraded to a Sprinter, and finally (for now) their 2019 Ford Transit.
Their story is a good reminder that your first van (or tiny house) might not be your last — and that’s ok! You just have to start somewhere. Now their brand and photography are enough to cover their bills and fund their travel lifestyle. Pretty awesome!
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Brie and Shawn’s DIY 2019 Ford Transit Van Conversion
They left the exterior of their van stealthy.
Inside, they went for a Pacific Northwest cabin vibe.
VIDEO: Gorgeous DIY Ford Transit Camper Van
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On conversion sites such as ‘skoolie.net’, we see it constantly:
* ‘this rig is my forever rig so it must be perfect!’
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We mostly full-timed live-aboard since the mid-1970s in busses, semi trucks and trailers, and since 2003, our ExpeditionVehicle.
Each of our rigs fit our needs at the time.
We grow and learn, our rig requirements evolve.
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The quest for the unobtainable ‘perfect’ leads to building, evolving, demolition, re-build, watch a video, demolition… and the rig sits, never traveling.
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Suggestion:
* get a cheap van or bus, toss in some car-camping gear, go exploring.
Wow!!! 1st picture looked like a mansion. I love this. Colors are striking and that stove. I would cook like mad with that stove. The dog is adorable. This is mind blowing. Very clean.