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Great job. I have the same question for you as I do for other micro camper designers: Where's the bathroom? 😊 You kids who don't need a bathroom onboard are fortunate but ain't no way this girl is utilizing public restrooms. I have yet to find a MICRO camper with an innovative "teeny tiny bathroom" design. Still looking! SUPER awesome setup though! Nicely done!

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Nice setup. You have done a great job of using a small space

Any suspension lift and all terrain tires?

Good job! A lot of good ideas in your setup

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❤❤❤ the 2nd build is amazing thank you Cameron and Rebecca!!! Awesome. Stay in touch with us for the new video! My favorite build.

the moment when she thinks you aint packing but then you show her this.

Very nice. Was wondering why you need such a large microwave but since it's hard to cook in such a small space heating frozen foods it probably your best choice. I'm glad you have an angled light board in front as the wind resistance (and wind noise) might be a factor with such a high solar mount.

nice innovative build

Your van is awesome..wow...one of the best I've seen on yt..great job!!!

I like the adjustable bed, yet I'd like head support. If you wanted, maybe take out the car seat headrests and use them on your bed backrest.

I've been watching many of these. The men seem to like their electronics and the women seem to like their decor, lol. Not that they don't both use some of each.

You made this video a year ago and that was it. What happened? Are you no longer doing van life? I thought you presented a very good video and was disappointed to see that you haven't made any other videos. Take care and I hope to see more of your travels.

Awesome build

use your laptop as a TV. You should not be picking up anyone from the airport.

your my brothers science teacher and nice van bro 👍👍

Your volume sucks ,could not tell what you are saying ,annoying

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If this case go's on, this disgustingly corrupt lying prison guard may end-up with a serious sentence of several years of prison time, but of course SUSPENDED.

Hi where did you shot this footage.?

Great build! Love the massive solar setup and the tracks on roof. Please tell us how you did that. Its clever to leave a gap between solar panel and roof top as it creates a cool air flow and shades the roof well from heat. Also keeps the solar panels cool while being in the sun, which prolongs their life. I need to do this with my van as well. I would really appreciate some build tips. What metal racks? How is it attached to roof? Nicely done! A very functional layout for bed and kitchen. Smart! It gives you space inside as well. The large TV is a must in any mancave, heh heh heh! So is the sliding kitchen - for tailgate parties! The Nissan is a lovely van but small, and you really made it work, bravo! I'd love to know exact brand of lift up table hinges/ supports on Amazon. Hard to find reliable ones. I am surprised you don't have a fan on roof, you should get a Maxxair fan. It will increase airflow and prevent moisture buildup inside and prolong your insulation and build out. Maxxair is the best brand. Before you install it, see a Humble Road video on it. It has a small glitch that needs to be fixed, if they have not fixed it already. But it is the best fan out there. If you ever need heat, you can get a small diesel heater from Amazon for $200. Efficient and tiny and comes with its own flat small diesel tank. No moisture produced during operation, unlike propane heating which creates massive condensation inside your van. 12:57 - I would add a dust cover on that wiring panel with just the red kill switch sticking out. The dust in the desert is heavy, not to mention moisture. Don't leave that exposed to the elements. Do not eat those Cliff bars!!! I used to think they were good for my workouts, but in fact, they are candy bars and will make you very unhealthy and fat. Fresh veggies, different protein sources, no grain, no sugar, very low carbs - not refined only non-wheat heavy fiber types. Avoid all high fructose corn syrup, avoid vegetable and seed oils. Use nut oils like walnut, olive, avocado instead for great health. Watch Dr Eric Berg on his handy nutritional videos. This is the age to start good food habits. Eat fresh food, not canned stuff and easy on high sugar fruits as well. Cut out all carbs and sugars. Switch to Monkfruit instead of sugar - tastes and looks exactly like sugar but does not affect your glycemic index - all natural too. Health is the only thing that matters in life. fyi - Be aware there are too many 'ums' in your speech which make it hard to listen to. Now that you are making videos, you may want to take some Toastmaster's sessions (free) to practice speaking well. Its the art of having polished speech, as important as audio and visual clarity. Good tour, many thanks!

I’d really like to see some detail on that rack. I want to install (3) Renogy 200W panels. They’ll be placed 150cm side to side and about 210cm front to back. Is that doable with your rack?

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Light bar. Yep, gotta’ have that. Open the door now.

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Absolutely agree with Aaron AG!!! I'm happy owner of Nissan NV200 to... Dreaming about same model, but diesel and AWD version... :)

You really did a great job. So creative and practical ... well thought out and efficient use of space. I have subscribed and would love to see more details, especially with the bed mechanisms for lounge mode, kitchen and power. Have a fabulous time traveling the country and I look forward to hearing about your experiences.

I like the flowers with lights .. makes it homey..I always did like those NV200...

4:49 that open view is beautiful

Pitiful...32" TV and a microwave??? Pitiful. If I can stream from my laptop at home, you don't need a TV on the road and a 32" TV at that. LOL

it's a pretty cool build! good job one thing I would drop is the tv. it's obnoxiously big for that small car. if it's raining I guess a tablet/laptop would do. and in case the weather is fine - what the heck would you be doing sitting inside a car anyways ?? ;)

Absolutely great ideas of storage. I will definitely use a lot of them. Thanks for sharing.

Well done young man, happy trails 😉✌🏻🇬🇧🇺🇸

Excellent build. Very well thoiught out and integrated. Good solution for as much solar that you have positioned yourself to be able to have. May I be bold enough to ask you how much you figure you have spent on this total rig... Ball park? I'm trying to compare such a build to a factory build. Of course, the factory builds do not offer the 'Personal" fit styles that each individual might want, so being able to realize what a personal build costs compared to a factory buid, offers some insight on what individual style might be worth doing. Thanks for filming and sharing your van build ideas with us. Safe travels to ya. I'll be checking out the rest of your channel.

I also built a Drifta style fold out table with the hole and use a hiking pole as well. Consider looping the fabric loop through the top and use a stick/pen under as a toggle. Awesome build!

I have a 200 Nissan NV compact cargo also! I love it ! Great video! 😎

Excellent video. One of the most enjoyable, original and quirky films that I’ve seen on this subject. You sure do like your doors🤣🤣🤣

Think about THIS, Hotter Climates Have a White Van to Reflect /Deflect the heat. Colder Climates Have a Black or Dark Van to Collect Maximum Natural Heat from the sun. Subject to Where you plan to spend Most of your Time.

Great Job. 🖤🇬🇧🖤

Do you have issues in campsites with finding a level spot to cook? I am hoping to build a similar pull out kitchen but uncertain on if being level is important and also if most campsites will have room too pull out my kitchen.

Very nice built. Great job showing and explaining in detail. You missed your calling man, you should have your own company building out small vans. Hope to see more vids of some of your adventures. Be safe.

Great job!!

Well thought out fella

Happy Birthday🎂

This is a well researched lay out. 👌

So if the wind is blowing dust everywhere you still cook outside?

Love the pull out drawer then fold over table. I feel that's pretty smart as it's an instant table and easy to do rather than a drawer slide table within a slide out drawer that I was thinking. I would like to know more about that ladder though. I end up buying a 8' reach step stool but it does take up some space.

Does it for sale？