From a old man , it feel my heart with happiness when I see young people do such beautiful thing with theirs live , Guys enjoy to the maximum cheers Robert from Australia
That’s so refreshing honestly. I think one of the keys to happiness is being able to be happy for other people. Keep spreading the good vibes! Lots of love form the Tiny Home Adventure crew!
I am TAKING NOTES the layout of this is honestly genius and i have been taking notes on different vans that have nice layouts and when I tell you this Van is exactly my dream layout - the fulll size storage at entry-loft bed you even have space for dogs and the under dining space is wonderful- absolutely lovely home really built with talent and thoughtful design, thank you for sharing. good eye for space-functionality and beauty
Hey! You did a amazing job on this build! I’m a mechanic I specialize in the 6.0s if your ever in pa and have a break down I’m sure I can get you fixed up correctly and more then likely have the part In stock. Super stoked someone built somthing like this around the 6.0 platform!! Congrats!
@@61Slughi 4:11 Black pickup may be the reason they were forced to park like that. Their camper probably takes up a little more than a full space, but the pickup will fit easily into one.
From the start, Ryan was very helpful and is continuing to be helpful about his ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans . Also, they have answered all the questions I have asked & I got outstanding support from his My Shed Plans full package.
Saw them driving in SoCal a few months ago. My wife and I were joking about how it says "tiny home" ... it was the biggest thing I've EVER seen on the road.
Way better than a video game. So many young people talk about their grand virtual adventures. You are doing it for real. Your life will be better for it.
I love how he casually slips in, "The engine is KNOWN to be pretty bad, so we certainly could lose the entire thing in a moments notice, but....so anyway, we swapped out the tires-"
Right!?!? I was laughing at that too - why spend so much effort on one component of the project whilst apparently not with the other.. Surely a quick bit of research about these engines would have told him that it was not quality enough for his overall goal.. Oh well, sick build anyway!
I work on those engines all the time. They're so damn touchy but all they need is fresh oil all the time and replacing a gallon or two of coolant every 6k or 9k miles. I got plenty of customers running them with 500k-800k miles running day and night. They're excellent workhorses so long as you treat them like a trophy wife.
Dude you guys killed it. It’s hard enough to think about building a livable interior space on the back of a pickup truck, but the comprehension of the systems and optimal storage is next level. Amazing work guys
WoW what an amazing build! Congratulations and so much STORAGE! that's what a lot people miss out on the most when building these conversions. Maximizing every space you can. Good job on this guys!
GOOD JOB !!! Really thrilled with our video, the two of you are amazing! Love your dog too! Good job with the editing but most of all the build of your RV is remarkable. I have had a lot of experience in building things in my 60 years on this planet and I have to say, what you have done is quite remarkable. The walk through your rig was a real treat and I was amazed with the detail of your design. The storage and the practical design of the unit as a truly functional liveaboard was fantastic. I have watched a ton videos of big money A class etc. units available on the market in the high 6 figures and you haven't missed the mark. It's too bad that we can't get a vehicle that gets better mileage, but this is the crap that has been given to us from the big manufacturers. This will change as the world wakes up to its true spiritual potential and people start living for the betterment of all rather than self centered greed and bowing to big oil. I enjoyed your video, thank you for sharing your ideas and creative dream with us.
This is Bad Ass!!! My wife and I are thinking of taking to the road and this is the way to go. I'm a 59 year old boarder. Time to enjoy life. Thanks for the inspiration!
WOW! Great job with the build! I am the same way when it comes to spending a little bit more so you don't have to sacrifice. It Looks like you guys created a great vehicle that does a lot and your attention to detail is great too!
I love how much storage is in this vehicle especially those push button locks, I love those, they're just clean and low on the visual noise. An Earthroamer is such a great term for a vehicle like this too cause you definitely can go wherever you wish to with this. I like it :D
Fantastic overlander build! I've been living in my tiny RV (19' 5th wheel IS tiny) for about 18 months now. I noticed the hardware you used on your interior. I'm forever getting my clothes snagged on knobs and handles and your choice of push-button that self-store flush is the only way to go. Very, very nice design, fit, and finish!
Love these guys! Living with no limits, love how well you put this together. Surfing, Kiting, Biking, Climbing, Photography, Craftsmanship, you guys do it all! Inspiring. Setting my goals to look more like this! Keep living the dream! Cheers! Exploration at its finest 👌🤘✌️
My husband recently sold his 2012 Earthroamer XV LTSS, fast and above asking price. The market is insane atm! We on the market for a new experiences. Expedition vehicles are at a premium right now, so it will be fun to see what is next. Earthroamers are expensive, but if you want an expedition vehicle that is true luxury, there is nothing like it! Worth every dollar. It was like we were never leaving our Kerrisdale Vancouver home, when we went on adventures in it in the Earthroamer! We don't want another Earthroamer, but we are buying another expedition vehicle! Awesome build, guys!❤🤗
When you build something yourself, its value is SO MUCH higher than anything you can buy. Also - the process of building it brings valuable experience :-)
You put more faith in that engine with this setup than Powerstroke owners do even after bulletproofing and daily driving. Hind sight may be 20/20 in the near future.
This is a phenomenal build !! Its amazing that you brought this dream to life and did this ALL with your own 2 hands! Such a big job but you stuck to it a reality. Extremely awesome custom vehicle.
I love seeing this kind of lifestyle. I couldn't do it but I do love traveling and RVing on occasion. I even have my office space and desk in my garage where I can keep the door open and windows open and enjoy the outdoors (I work from home mostly and live in the woods with access to an amazing lake). I just cant fully commit to the small space of an RV but I find that having a designated home, an RV, and a decent family boat is the best combination for me.
I absolutely love this! The only thing I would wish to figure out is having a guest bed option somehow. I would love to be able to build something similar. I love the idea of living in something that would NOT limit me on where I can go because of having a large vehicle. I think this is my favorite small living.
Wouldn't be too much of a stretch to make the table drop down into it's own pipe like in most campers and drop a cusion over it to cover the surface. Would be about the size of a single bed.
Is it though? I know very little about vehicles, just so hard to find a brand to go for when you read dodge/ford/chevy have issues with faulty parts, engines, transmissions etc. (whatever their poison is). I've seen fords from the 80s that are still running today on my Grandpa's farm, yet have heard of newer ones that died due to various reasons. Hard to tell what to go for anymore.
@@tink5488 car makers produce cars with different engines every year as technology progresses. Some of them are notoriously bad, or have failure points. I'm not sure why the 6.0 mention is bad, but it's certainly normal for every car makers to have a few past models that missed the mark
Well-equipped and well laid out RV. There wasn't much said about the box construction, but it looks like it is a wood and foam sandwich - that accounts for a significant part of the cost difference to premium expedition/overlander box construction.
Great work! B ut I had to laugh when you said you have some window coverings for when you want to be "discreet". With the tall & large truck footprint and decked-out graphics, the Muse Roamer is anything but discreet 😉
Beautiful build! Great job, and the cost it was done for is very respectable. 20year old used earthroamers found for sale are still 250k or more, crazy.
This is great design with so many practical features. I love the Japanese wood burning techniques. I've watched this vid 20 times! Wishing you fabulous travels. Love from NZ ❤❤❤❤
Many of the products used in the building of your camper are very interesting. It would have been nice to include links to these products. I had to rewind the video several times on different occasions to get the name of a product then I had to search for it by name, not always finding what I was looking for.... just an FYI. Great video!
Earthroamer is a joke but so is buying coffee from Starbucks when you can brew your own. At the same time people like someone making them an Earthroamer and their coffee
@@simpsons721 starbuck for idiot. my friend is so proud of drinking starbucks coffee every day. I live in Asia, the price of Starbucks here is too expensive. 1 cup of starbucks coffee here you can get 2 double cheese burger McDonald. really crazy dude.
@@user-un8dr7kz2w Starbucks in US is like 3 times local coffee shop. There in Indo it goes from 10 or 20 times the local shop price. US price aren't by any mean cheap, but quite reasonable since you can order crazy stuff with 10 mix of ingredients from a choice of many. But here in developing country, they go as a Luxury Brand that priced even more expensive from US. For example tall latte is $2.75 in US but in Indonesia which is 2nd most expensive Starbucks price in the world, a whopping $8.21 Now of course the monthly earning is different. $1k monthly is considered low earnings in US. While in Indonesia, $600 monthly earning is upper middle income...
Only 4 minutes in and I have to say this is the best built I've seen ...I'm getting into van life due to financial issues and yea I'm definitely doing something similar but 2 storey I think I can make it work with all cooking and shower on the out side ....I'm actually excited now and have a great idea on what to do and before this video I was lost I won't lie...I wasn't sure if I wanted a cube van or van or truck or motor home ...but this I can also add my atv rack on the back
I'm way into RV's and van life, but have to wonder where all these seemingly unemployed 20 and 30-somethings get the money to make such elaborate vehicles.
Any rv company needs to hire this girl I have never seen any one explaining in details an rv Girl you are so good at what you are doing look out Andrew steel rving. This lady is really good at this plus she is absolutely gorgeous. Good job on custom rv
That's a high quality build! But it's made me realise that a lot of the Earth Roamer's huge price is for the mechanical quality. The adjustable beefed up suspension, the adjustable tire pressure system, all the pulleys and wiring, the upgraded engine to accommodate the massive weight increase... It'd be a shame if you bent the frame or blew the engine or gearbox after spending so much already. Amazing build all the same!
For the most part Earthroamer doesn't make any mechanical changes. They don't want to void the warranty so that the customer can go to a dealership for maintenance if they want. That's why they choose bigger platforms from the start so that they can keep almost everything stock.
Really great design, and I like that you use a shorter cab for a two person rig - better off road capability in a shorter wheelbase. Everything about the design is well laid out and you seem to have the right balance of storage and open space.
This is a really nice build. This is the only tiny home on wheels that I could see myself living in. You have all the amenities of a traditional home without the super cramped space.
Great build!! One thing for later: Next time you replace your batteries, use Battle Born batteries. They are the very best. You will see a huge performance difference.
Cool to see you filmed this all in my home town of Ocean Beach! I’m curious….If you could do a similar but all-electric (no propane, etc., unless you think it would still be required) setup using Ford’s latest F-150 hybrid with Pro Power or new Lightning with Pro Power, which would you choose? Your build is my ideal and has the same requirement of needing to be winter ski season friendly. Thx!
Oh Wow! Great video and great idea. TAKE MY MONEY! I was looking at the Earth Roamer. Anyone out there doing this in the eastern Southern States, You possibly might have a customer.
I always adore motocaravans and my dream is to have one. I sometimes watch converting videos and I say to myself it feels like something is missing in that caravan. But in this earthroamer literally everything is flawless and just like what I imagined in my mind. I hope one day I have my own earthroamer or motocaravan. :)) and so you do:)
I often wonder where people in their early 20’s get $60k and so much free time to throw into something like this, and then have the capital to continue living that lifestyle.
DINK - Dual Income No Kids. it's not hard to find a 40-50k job each. they both seem intelligent enough to have decent paying jobs. but the biggest thing is no kids. kids are money vampires.
@@leemp337 My buddy makes 80k a year and has no kids and would be hard pressed to come up with 5k for something non essential without dipping into his retirement.
@@soundsofnature7015 he need a gf to add to the income..."dual income" is the key to cuts expenses in half. And 80k and cant come up with 5k...sounds like he is bad with money management or priorities are off or is just focused on pumping his retirement account and not worried about non essentials right now. Location also plays a big part on how far your money goes.
@@giantkylec What a great answer to Tyler's original question you've provided, what a piece of work you are. Not sure Tyler I think it depends on the center of gravity and exactly how much excessive weight there is above that, but I have to agree it's not something I would want to put to much lateral motion or side incline to find out...
Most all the earth roamer type trucks look top-heavy but they are driven all over the world on dirt, sand, and gravel roads, but as Kyle succinctly put it, not necessarily off-road. They have large, low-slung fuel and water tanks which helps.
@@RustyCas999 ah so I guess it would be mostly a tactful way of driving. So still going off paved roads but not getting in extremely rugged terrains. That makes sense. Yeah this is definitely a very cool build! I wasn’t trying to dog on it. Mostly just curious. I personally think I’d prefer a lower center of gravity but I understand now how to be conscious of what your setup is and how to travel.
Totally can relate to the "climb a mountain analogy"! Everytime I'd go on a multi day backpacking trip, I'd always be b***ching about it and ask myself why I'm always doing this while being miserable and then as soon as my buddies and I make it back to the trailhead I'm always like "Where we going next week?". lol
2 hard working people without many expenses or debt, smart with their money, saving $100k cash is not that difficult to do. Most people spend the money they make on things they don’t really need, or they don’t invest it.
@@Sonnyjune69 ok so you go do it? But the fact is that a vast majority of people aren’t going to be able have the up front cash for a project like this. And few banks are going offer 100k+ loans for vehicle builds. All I was I getting at was that this isn’t an undertaking that is easily done (hence the quote in my last sentence).
@@jakenelton1322 Sure, maybe not easily done, but not extremely difficult either, especially for 2 working people together. Maybe can't immediately do this, but with some planning, "pushing yourself" to do this is reasonably attainable. Not if you have credit card debt coming out of your ears and eating at restaurants every day and paying for 15 monthly subscriptions... For couples that are wise with aggressively paying off any debt they have and saving the majority of their expendable cash, this project is more attainable than people assume it to be.
From a old man , it feel my heart with happiness when I see young people do such beautiful thing with theirs live , Guys enjoy to the maximum cheers Robert from Australia
That’s so refreshing honestly. I think one of the keys to happiness is being able to be happy for other people. Keep spreading the good vibes! Lots of love form the Tiny Home Adventure crew!
Wish you all the best sir
Would cost you 100k just for that car here in Australia without the camper conversion.
So true, second that from SoFlo!
I feel the same Robert some of these young people are fantastic builders with some great vision.
I've seen a LOT of DIY camper type vehicles, this one is among to best I've seen. Very well done and also very personal to fit your needs!!!
This isn't just diy. More like do it themselves GET IT
it's cool but 2 16 gallon tanks?
Where did you find the windows? Very nice workmanship.
With $650.000 you could do a ton better... Com'on
@@capnanaya4642 You're acting like everyone has $650K... "Come on"
I am TAKING NOTES the layout of this is honestly genius and i have been taking notes on different vans that have nice layouts and when I tell you this Van is exactly my dream layout - the fulll size storage at entry-loft bed you even have space for dogs and the under dining space is wonderful- absolutely lovely home really built with talent and thoughtful design, thank you for sharing. good eye for space-functionality and beauty
Hey! You did a amazing job on this build! I’m a mechanic I specialize in the 6.0s if your ever in pa and have a break down I’m sure I can get you fixed up correctly and more then likely have the part In stock. Super stoked someone built somthing like this around the 6.0 platform!! Congrats!
"If we're parking somewhere and we're trying to be discreet" Lol.
Lol like it doesn’t say tiny adventure home on all 4 sides
And also take up 2 parking spaces. Nobody will notice 3:46
as discreet as a tank :)
@@61Slughi 4:11 Black pickup may be the reason they were forced to park like that. Their camper probably takes up a little more than a full space, but the pickup will fit easily into one.
I think everyone in here missed what she meant by "discreet" 🤣
I’m very happy for these two! You can tell how much they love their amazing camper and they’ve put in a lot of work in it!
Looks like he did most of the work and it looks like a bachelor pad there’s no female touch to it. LoL.
From the start, Ryan was very helpful and is continuing to be helpful about his ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans . Also, they have answered all the questions I have asked & I got outstanding support from his My Shed Plans full package.
This dude was parked next to my house in slc last year. THE TRUCK IS HUGE! Hard to tell in the vid but man, super cool.
Saw them driving in SoCal a few months ago. My wife and I were joking about how it says "tiny home" ... it was the biggest thing I've EVER seen on the road.
Thank you! Come by and say hello next time!
@@4xYotax4 how big is your bedroom?
I can imagine! It made those 41”s look “regular sized” 😅
Hard to Tell? Dude are U blind. Shit is Huge af
Im a beginner in this but this is hands down one of the best home builds I’ve seen! Congrats you guys!
Way better than a video game. So many young people talk about their grand virtual adventures. You are doing it for real. Your life will be better for it.
I love how he casually slips in,
"The engine is KNOWN to be pretty bad, so we certainly could lose the entire thing in a moments notice, but....so anyway, we swapped out the tires-"
Right!?!? I was laughing at that too - why spend so much effort on one component of the project whilst apparently not with the other.. Surely a quick bit of research about these engines would have told him that it was not quality enough for his overall goal.. Oh well, sick build anyway!
@@huecryptoh6675 yeah, I'm sure he'll be fine. Just funny lol
@@TheActualJesus they need to bulletproof that motor!
@@stephenclick6813 I believe they have. They where in my hometown last summer and he said they did bulletproof it.
I work on those engines all the time. They're so damn touchy but all they need is fresh oil all the time and replacing a gallon or two of coolant every 6k or 9k miles. I got plenty of customers running them with 500k-800k miles running day and night. They're excellent workhorses so long as you treat them like a trophy wife.
from all the designs of various camper vans, this one stands out with a lot of storage space and the ability to carry a lot of equipment.
Dude you guys killed it. It’s hard enough to think about building a livable interior space on the back of a pickup truck, but the comprehension of the systems and optimal storage is next level. Amazing work guys
WoW what an amazing build! Congratulations and so much STORAGE! that's what a lot people miss out on the most when building these conversions. Maximizing every space you can. Good job on this guys!
Amazing! It's really awe-inspiring to witness people build something that's well-thought of. This is really beautiful!
The outdoors Are addicting, this truck is proof of that.
GOOD JOB !!! Really thrilled with our video, the two of you are amazing! Love your dog too! Good job with the editing but most of all the build of your RV is remarkable. I have had a lot of experience in building things in my 60 years on this planet and I have to say, what you have done is quite remarkable. The walk through your rig was a real treat and I was amazed with the detail of your design. The storage and the practical design of the unit as a truly functional liveaboard was fantastic. I have watched a ton videos of big money A class etc. units available on the market in the high 6 figures and you haven't missed the mark. It's too bad that we can't get a vehicle that gets better mileage, but this is the crap that has been given to us from the big manufacturers. This will change as the world wakes up to its true spiritual potential and people start living for the betterment of all rather than self centered greed and bowing to big oil. I enjoyed your video, thank you for sharing your ideas and creative dream with us.
This is Bad Ass!!! My wife and I are thinking of taking to the road and this is the way to go. I'm a 59 year old boarder. Time to enjoy life. Thanks for the inspiration!
Amazing! Way to accomplish your dream build, I’m sure you’ll make some great memories with that beast.
WOW! Great job with the build! I am the same way when it comes to spending a little bit more so you don't have to sacrifice. It Looks like you guys created a great vehicle that does a lot and your attention to detail is great too!
The best thing is that they are all in together. I can't get my wife to agree to see the same movie. Congrats to these two 👍
I love how much storage is in this vehicle especially those push button locks, I love those, they're just clean and low on the visual noise. An Earthroamer is such a great term for a vehicle like this too cause you definitely can go wherever you wish to with this. I like it :D
Fantastic overlander build! I've been living in my tiny RV (19' 5th wheel IS tiny) for about 18 months now. I noticed the hardware you used on your interior. I'm forever getting my clothes snagged on knobs and handles and your choice of push-button that self-store flush is the only way to go.
Very, very nice design, fit, and finish!
So happy to see someone’s already built an DIY earth roamer ! Thank you for inspiring!
Many people have done this exact same thing before he did it.
@@soundsofnature7015 well we will watch their video when they post it too but damn don’t let it ruin your day
That thing is sweet! And 10 mpg seems pretty damn reasonable for that beast
Love these guys! Living with no limits, love how well you put this together. Surfing, Kiting, Biking, Climbing, Photography, Craftsmanship, you guys do it all! Inspiring. Setting my goals to look more like this! Keep living the dream! Cheers! Exploration at its finest 👌🤘✌️
My husband recently sold his 2012 Earthroamer XV LTSS, fast and above asking price. The market is insane atm! We on the market for a new experiences. Expedition vehicles are at a premium right now, so it will be fun to see what is next.
Earthroamers are expensive, but if you want an expedition vehicle that is true luxury, there is nothing like it! Worth every dollar. It was like we were never leaving our Kerrisdale Vancouver home, when we went on adventures in it in the Earthroamer!
We don't want another Earthroamer, but we are buying another expedition vehicle!
Awesome build, guys!❤🤗
This is impressive. Very impressive.
You guys have done something most couldn't do. Says alot about
your character.
Really well done. Suggestion: plaster those rear boxes with reflective tape. Some idiot will misjudge where your truck ends.
Good tip
A little higher than those of its category but it is fantastic, what madness. Enjoy it!!!! thank you for sharing.
When you build something yourself, its value is SO MUCH higher than anything you can buy. Also - the process of building it brings valuable experience :-)
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A very nice word, greetings to you from the country of Iraq
Complimenti, avete costruito un bellissimo camper, ben arredato e funzionale.
Un saluto da Firenze, divertitevi!
You put more faith in that engine with this setup than Powerstroke owners do even after bulletproofing and daily driving. Hind sight may be 20/20 in the near future.
No shit. Not a whole lot of brainpower or research apparently went into researching powerstroke issues.
@@mccainster your dumby he acknowledged the engine problems
This is a phenomenal build !! Its amazing that you brought this dream to life and did this ALL with your own 2 hands! Such a big job but you stuck to it a reality. Extremely awesome custom vehicle.
pretty sure they hired help but yes impressive
Hello 👋, I hope you’re safe over there? I am Pollack Sharman from Key West Florida and you where are you from if I may asked?
I hope this year brings happiness and prosperity all over the world 🌍
@@pollacksharman8708
Yo, Polly!
One of my favorite builds I’ve seen, and the video gets right to the points without bs or pretentiousness. Bravo!!
4:12 that hatch for the cassette toilet is such a great idea! Don't have to lug the toilet through your house. I love it!
its so perfect, very creative and this DIY is a pro in all, I never seen that much fully loaded camper truck ever
I love seeing this kind of lifestyle. I couldn't do it but I do love traveling and RVing on occasion. I even have my office space and desk in my garage where I can keep the door open and windows open and enjoy the outdoors (I work from home mostly and live in the woods with access to an amazing lake). I just cant fully commit to the small space of an RV but I find that having a designated home, an RV, and a decent family boat is the best combination for me.
I absolutely love this! The only thing I would wish to figure out is having a guest bed option somehow. I would love to be able to build something similar. I love the idea of living in something that would NOT limit me on where I can go because of having a large vehicle. I think this is my favorite small living.
Wouldn't be too much of a stretch to make the table drop down into it's own pipe like in most campers and drop a cusion over it to cover the surface. Would be about the size of a single bed.
There might be enough headroom to have a pulldown
He could literally start a business building these rigs to compete with Earthroamer!
and soon find out why earth roamers cost so much. Paying others is expensive
@@ironpig701 Yeah EarthRoamer cost that much for a reason. Not only is everything super luxury, but the trucks you get are extremely expensive.
Also the Earthroamer Lti thats 590K is made of carbon fiber so there is your cost right there. I am curious what this weighs.
Not a bad idea. Guaranteed to get potential customers.
That would require employment.
Incredibly well designed from a storage perspective. I worry about that engine in the Ford though - it was the worst possible base to build on
wrong
@@kevinwhitehurst2847 well said, Kevin.
Is it though? I know very little about vehicles, just so hard to find a brand to go for when you read dodge/ford/chevy have issues with faulty parts, engines, transmissions etc. (whatever their poison is). I've seen fords from the 80s that are still running today on my Grandpa's farm, yet have heard of newer ones that died due to various reasons. Hard to tell what to go for anymore.
@@tink5488 car makers produce cars with different engines every year as technology progresses. Some of them are notoriously bad, or have failure points. I'm not sure why the 6.0 mention is bad, but it's certainly normal for every car makers to have a few past models that missed the mark
all engines are going to break some day, important it's to find easy a service shop or parts. Ford it's everywhere.
This one is best house on wheels I have ever seen. It is built for all the things u need and all personal items. Great work guys, just amazing...👍
Well-equipped and well laid out RV.
There wasn't much said about the box construction, but it looks like it is a wood and foam sandwich - that accounts for a significant part of the cost difference to premium expedition/overlander box construction.
Great work! B ut I had to laugh when you said you have some window coverings for when you want to be "discreet". With the tall & large truck footprint and decked-out graphics, the Muse Roamer is anything but discreet 😉
I thought the exact same thing😂 Awesome build. Enjoy your adventures!
They’re trying not to say she’s a screamer? 🤷♂️😆
She was saying discreet like needing to change or something
I think he meant when they bang
@@JohnnyTran-qh3ot I think they meant quieter when parked
Awesome build!! Congrats you guys
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What a great build ! ! So worth it for your lifestyle, compared to the huge investment and drawbacks of a static home. Happy trails ! 🌲
Kudos bud. That's an amazing build. I currently travel on a BMW F850GSA but at some point, I'm gonna have to take my wife. That truck would be mint.
I must say that I adore your Motor Home Overlanding Truck. It is a very wise solution because You can customise it for own needs or purposes.
EVERYTHING is a "fraction of the cost of an Earthroamer", including a house.
Exactly
In California
you can get a shed and enough land for half of it to sit on
This couple built a budget jet airplane for FRACTION OF THE COST of a rocket ship 🥴
not where I live, unless you want to live in a trailer home. Welcome to Aspen Colorado, most of our houses are $5m+!
Beautiful build! It is nice to see someone DIY their own ER, and do a quality job.
Hello Kris
Love the outlook and how amazing this turned out. It’s beautiful!
Beautiful build! Great job, and the cost it was done for is very respectable.
20year old used earthroamers found for sale are still 250k or more, crazy.
This is great design with so many practical features. I love the Japanese wood burning techniques. I've watched this vid 20 times!
Wishing you fabulous travels.
Love from NZ
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You’re my hero man! Thanks for the inspiration. Best of luck to you!
Many of the products used in the building of your camper are very interesting. It would have been nice to include links to these products. I had to rewind the video several times on different occasions to get the name of a product then I had to search for it by name, not always finding what I was looking for.... just an FYI.
Great video!
"EarthRoamer"...such a joke ($$$) of a overlanding vehicle. Good for you guys! And the fact that you guys are from Utah...already winning!
Earthroamer is a joke but so is buying coffee from Starbucks when you can brew your own. At the same time people like someone making them an Earthroamer and their coffee
@@simpsons721 🤣🤣🤣 this is true!
@@simpsons721 starbuck for idiot. my friend is so proud of drinking starbucks coffee every day. I live in Asia, the price of Starbucks here is too expensive. 1 cup of starbucks coffee here you can get 2 double cheese burger McDonald. really crazy dude.
@@user-un8dr7kz2w Starbucks in US is like 3 times local coffee shop. There in Indo it goes from 10 or 20 times the local shop price. US price aren't by any mean cheap, but quite reasonable since you can order crazy stuff with 10 mix of ingredients from a choice of many. But here in developing country, they go as a Luxury Brand that priced even more expensive from US.
For example tall latte is $2.75 in US but in Indonesia which is 2nd most expensive Starbucks price in the world, a whopping $8.21
Now of course the monthly earning is different. $1k monthly is considered low earnings in US. While in Indonesia, $600 monthly earning is upper middle income...
Most perfect motorhome i saw till now ❤🙌this is what I was looking for since 1.5 year💯✅
Only 4 minutes in and I have to say this is the best built I've seen ...I'm getting into van life due to financial issues and yea I'm definitely doing something similar but 2 storey I think I can make it work with all cooking and shower on the out side ....I'm actually excited now and have a great idea on what to do and before this video I was lost I won't lie...I wasn't sure if I wanted a cube van or van or truck or motor home ...but this I can also add my atv rack on the back
I'm way into RV's and van life, but have to wonder where all these seemingly unemployed 20 and 30-somethings get the money to make such elaborate vehicles.
$1000+ monthly payments
Anybody who has almost a million subscribers should be a millionaire if they aren’t a total idiot
Easy, borrow from mom and dad. Can’t wait till their 40 and realize they are financially f#ck@d
My guess is its this instead of a house right??
We live in a country of 360,000,000. There really aren’t that many young people with such expensive builds.
What is that beautiful 'editing chair'? It's gorgeous!
Well played when the box almost fell out the cupboard
Haha I thought the same thing!
Next step go beyond piling things in cabinets
Any rv company needs to hire this girl I have never seen any one explaining in details an rv Girl you are so good at what you are doing look out Andrew steel rving. This lady is really good at this plus she is absolutely gorgeous. Good job on custom rv
Finally one camper with television!Congratulation is wonderful
That's a high quality build! But it's made me realise that a lot of the Earth Roamer's huge price is for the mechanical quality. The adjustable beefed up suspension, the adjustable tire pressure system, all the pulleys and wiring, the upgraded engine to accommodate the massive weight increase... It'd be a shame if you bent the frame or blew the engine or gearbox after spending so much already. Amazing build all the same!
For the most part Earthroamer doesn't make any mechanical changes. They don't want to void the warranty so that the customer can go to a dealership for maintenance if they want. That's why they choose bigger platforms from the start so that they can keep almost everything stock.
@@Frodo_Shaggins yeah the only thing they change is put their custom map system in the middle of the dashboard
Gonna chime in here. You are also paying for all the employees knowledge and experience. (Former employee 😁)
I think the only thing they change is suspension. Everything else is left alone so you can keep warranties.
La transformación es increíble y sus creadores son unos verdaderos genios, creativos y pacientes, muchas felicidades.
Easily the best build that I’ve seen! Love it. This has exact everything I want!
🇮🇶😘🙋🙋
Those windows are awesome. Pulling a screen down and the blind up, that's some next level stuff right there👍
Those windows are already in like every RV in Europe from about the year 1995.
Really great design, and I like that you use a shorter cab for a two person rig - better off road capability in a shorter wheelbase. Everything about the design is well laid out and you seem to have the right balance of storage and open space.
I like the “little squiggly” under the mattress.
Lol the squiggly does things and stuff to make it cool
Absolutely amazing guys, very inspiring!
"Live the the life you love, love the life you live"💕
Nothing I wouldn’t give to be able to live this life with a certain person.
I hope you're not talking about me.
@@tooyoungtobeold8756 probably about a 99.9% not. But hey never know.
I agree. I would be the happiest woman alive. I'm retired and want to travel. This build is what I would want.
As soon as my xrp takes off this will be right up my ally. Any single ladies may apply
This is a really nice build. This is the only tiny home on wheels that I could see myself living in. You have all the amenities of a traditional home without the super cramped space.
Great build!! One thing for later: Next time you replace your batteries, use Battle Born batteries. They are the very best. You will see a huge performance difference.
Damn those wooden ceilings that you did really look great!!
I bet whenever you walk over to the doggie treat storage, the doggie is sitting right behind you waiting for a treat. lol
Cool to see you filmed this all in my home town of Ocean Beach!
I’m curious….If you could do a similar but all-electric (no propane, etc., unless you think it would still be required) setup using Ford’s latest F-150 hybrid with Pro Power or new Lightning with Pro Power, which would you choose? Your build is my ideal and has the same requirement of needing to be winter ski season friendly. Thx!
Oh Wow! Great video and great idea. TAKE MY MONEY! I was looking at the Earth Roamer. Anyone out there doing this in the eastern Southern States, You possibly might have a customer.
I always adore motocaravans and my dream is to have one. I sometimes watch converting videos and I say to myself it feels like something is missing in that caravan. But in this earthroamer literally everything is flawless and just like what I imagined in my mind. I hope one day I have my own earthroamer or motocaravan. :)) and so you do:)
I often wonder where people in their early 20’s get $60k and so much free time to throw into something like this, and then have the capital to continue living that lifestyle.
His parents pay for it
youtube? no rent? no other responsibilities? also he could have side gigs that can be completed remotely.
DINK - Dual Income No Kids. it's not hard to find a 40-50k job each. they both seem intelligent enough to have decent paying jobs. but the biggest thing is no kids. kids are money vampires.
@@leemp337 My buddy makes 80k a year and has no kids and would be hard pressed to come up with 5k for something non essential without dipping into his retirement.
@@soundsofnature7015 he need a gf to add to the income..."dual income" is the key to cuts expenses in half. And 80k and cant come up with 5k...sounds like he is bad with money management or priorities are off or is just focused on pumping his retirement account and not worried about non essentials right now. Location also plays a big part on how far your money goes.
6:03 - that awkward moment when someone walks by and peeks in.
I’m curious with how tall this is, wouldn’t it be kind of sketchy taking it off road? It’s probably so top heavy
@@giantkylec What a great answer to Tyler's original question you've provided, what a piece of work you are.
Not sure Tyler I think it depends on the center of gravity and exactly how much excessive weight there is above that, but I have to agree it's not something I would want to put to much lateral motion or side incline to find out...
Most all the earth roamer type trucks look top-heavy but they are driven all over the world on dirt, sand, and gravel roads, but as Kyle succinctly put it, not necessarily off-road. They have large, low-slung fuel and water tanks which helps.
@@RustyCas999 ah so I guess it would be mostly a tactful way of driving. So still going off paved roads but not getting in extremely rugged terrains. That makes sense.
Yeah this is definitely a very cool build! I wasn’t trying to dog on it. Mostly just curious. I personally think I’d prefer a lower center of gravity but I understand now how to be conscious of what your setup is and how to travel.
Fair play and well done. Enjoy your adventures and best wishes from Ireland.
That is one of the sickest setups I've seen ...... wow you have absolutely nailed it
DAMN, young man - you did a good - no - GREAT - job.
Nicely done!
Especially saving about a 1/2 million dollars.
i live in Germany and we have so many strict rules for things like that. my wish is to live in America!
You dont wanna live here trust
Australia.
@@Supafresh6 can we exchange? ;0)
@@xwhite2020 Australia is also nice or Canada.
@@sanakiyamam1987 Canada=too cold.
I like how they didn't try to make all the storage look perfect looks like they really live in it sweet rig👍🏼👍🏼
This woman said things that I wanted to hear. Thank you woman.
“For when we’re trying to be discrete” 💀
I have a question. Since it’s technically advertising you business, do you need to put commercial plates on it?
People should , but rarely due. They will did out at claim time.
i love florb
Totally can relate to the "climb a mountain analogy"! Everytime I'd go on a multi day backpacking trip, I'd always be b***ching about it and ask myself why I'm always doing this while being miserable and then as soon as my buddies and I make it back to the trailhead I'm always like "Where we going next week?". lol
They are living life...not just surviving, but prepared if it comes down to survival. I love it!
If i had enough money i could literally bought and build
I was born with 2 heads I would have had 2 heads
Where's Dylan, have not seen anything from him in a long time? Hope he is doing well!
Its all nice and fun until... "Honey, I have two stripes on this test"
"Oh, we need to remodel a bus and live there until school starts"
:-)
Wow, amazing job guys. Congrats for all the hard work in the conversion of your truck.
That is the life. And what a badass build. I bet building that thing was as fun as using it.
“Fraction of the cost” is maybe pushing it this rig easily cost over $100,000! Definitely not something you can just “push yourself to do” lol
Buying it from a company will cost you 500,000$,Thats a fraction
1/5th to be precise.
2 hard working people without many expenses or debt, smart with their money, saving $100k cash is not that difficult to do. Most people spend the money they make on things they don’t really need, or they don’t invest it.
@@Sonnyjune69 ok so you go do it? But the fact is that a vast majority of people aren’t going to be able have the up front cash for a project like this. And few banks are going offer 100k+ loans for vehicle builds. All I was I getting at was that this isn’t an undertaking that is easily done (hence the quote in my last sentence).
@@jakenelton1322 Sure, maybe not easily done, but not extremely difficult either, especially for 2 working people together. Maybe can't immediately do this, but with some planning, "pushing yourself" to do this is reasonably attainable. Not if you have credit card debt coming out of your ears and eating at restaurants every day and paying for 15 monthly subscriptions... For couples that are wise with aggressively paying off any debt they have and saving the majority of their expendable cash, this project is more attainable than people assume it to be.
Personally I love it..
Sadly, so many thieves out there & be a big target if left unattended. 🎯
Cameras 🎥