Wow!! Just found you, even though I’m an Oregonian 1hr from you, I’ve not come across your work. It’s amazing and 🤯 - the video of your van tour at the Oregon State Fair grounds with Jarrod Tocci is what came in my feed. Just amazed!!! This is a dream. Thank you for sharing your artistic design. Gosh, maybe one day I could use your services 🤞
Yo Mark! Another incredible design…you and your crew continue to out-do yourselves. Also just gotta say you are looking really good and healthy. Keep it up! ~ ~”Ol’ Scooter”, down in East Texas!
Our builds range from $80 - $220K not including the vehicle. We also have an instillation center where we offer ala-carte installs which is is a popular cheaper option! You can always reach out to us at nomadikcustoms@gmail.com
@@Pler1978 before covid , 10k was a brand new car. and usually if your capable of doing things and the labor yourself 10k goes a long way. just like when doing brake pads. It's $7 a piece online but they'll charge you $200 to put them on. or when buying tires for $100 when you can buy them used in the ghetto for $20-$30. If you know the right people and can do the labor yourself with cheaper alternatives. 10k can go a long way .
@@Taxobell77 We bought a simple Ford van. We can sleep 6 plus we have dinette, kitchen, toilet, heated floors & shower. The whole thing cost $12,500 including the vehicle so don't be discouraged. We didn't put solar panels on the roof though. Instead we decided to use a power station because we don't like all those solar apparatus under beds that we see in buildouts. This company does excellent work but it's for clients in the luxury market.
@@abbe1abbe156 yeah i got to take the cheap alternative. I can probably afford ghetto prices and ghetto labor cost. But 80-220k. that's way too high. that's over double the price of my mom's house. And I want to move into a decent van that can support a family in the future and hold 3-5 kids lol and take me to work. I am a bit confused about solar panels. Can you explain to me the simplest way what they do. Is it you simply plug them in and it absorbs the sun's heat and you get energy? Is it more efficient or cheaper than battery? And does these vans have to be inspected by the government or something or can you have some random guy put stuff in your van and no one or police cares?
I’m in love with this van! Especially with all the wood - it’s exquisite!
Thank you!
You are the da Vinci of van builds!
This van is incredible
Exquisite. Simply gorgeous. It's pie in the sky for me, but I still love seeing your craftmanship.
Thank you so much!!
Wow, just wow
So clever the way that the living area transforms into a work area, sleeping area or kitchen area. Very ingenious !
Jerry
Thank you! It wasn't easy to engineer but we are super happy with how it turned out.
So nice! Love the wood work and attention detail! Especially love the kitchen area and Murphy bed! Saw this on Jarrod’s channel and had to subscribe
Thank you so much and welcome!
Nice!
Amazing. You guys are genius!!
This is my fav van build that I have seen! ❤ Amazing job!
Thank you!!
Wow Mark, absolutely gorgeous. Lots of wood but truly artisan. Beautiful.
Thank You!!
The Murphy bed is stunningly gorgeous. I absolutely love the design.
absolutely beautiful!
xoxo Randolph
The detail and workmanship. Perfect.
Beautiful build!
Wow!! Just found you, even though I’m an Oregonian 1hr from you, I’ve not come across your work. It’s amazing and 🤯 - the video of your van tour at the Oregon State Fair grounds with Jarrod Tocci is what came in my feed. Just amazed!!! This is a dream. Thank you for sharing your artistic design. Gosh, maybe one day I could use your services 🤞
Thank you!! We are glad you found our channel and are always available to help with any future van building endeavors. Don't hesitate to reach out!
Cool build.
So luxurious!!! This is one of the sexiest vans I’ve seen!
Thank You! We like to think so 😉
Yo Mark! Another incredible design…you and your crew continue to out-do yourselves. Also just gotta say you are looking really good and healthy. Keep it up!
~ ~”Ol’ Scooter”, down in East Texas!
Love this van! What are the solar panels on the pop top?
impeccable craftsmanship.
This is my dream van of all time. Gorgeous job guys!! 💕
I want this exact van.
It's for sale or we can build another. Reach out and let us know...nomadikcustoms@gmail.com
Wow‼️‼️‼️
I want one just like it only with a cassette toilet that I can take out, lighter colors like bamboo and a bigger fridge
We can do all that for you :)
That’s a really nice one. Would I need to win 1 or 2 lotteries?
What is the GVW and dry weight as is sits? Trying to figure out payload. Exceptional build by the way. Super clever.
Beautiful Van! Is the zip-down shower door a One-Off or commercially available? Where can I get one? Share a link? Thanks so much!
We custom make them, reach out to www.nomadikcustoms.com and fill out a quick inquiry, we'd love e to set you up!
What is the vehicles gvm? And what does the van weight when fully loaded?
how much does a custom like this cost?
Do you think you can compress this to a shorter wheelbase?
The galley and bed possible seating area but bath would take some creative thinking.
go d am
"How much does it cost if you bring your own van.10k? 20k? is it affordable or expensive. Does anyone know?
Our builds range from $80 - $220K not including the vehicle. We also have an instillation center where we offer ala-carte installs which is is a popular cheaper option! You can always reach out to us at nomadikcustoms@gmail.com
@@Pler1978 before covid , 10k was a brand new car. and usually if your capable of doing things and the labor yourself 10k goes a long way. just like when doing brake pads. It's $7 a piece online but they'll charge you $200 to put them on. or when buying tires for $100 when you can buy them used in the ghetto for $20-$30. If you know the right people and can do the labor yourself with cheaper alternatives. 10k can go a long way .
@@Taxobell77 We bought a simple Ford van. We can sleep 6 plus we have dinette, kitchen, toilet, heated floors & shower. The whole thing cost $12,500 including the vehicle so don't be discouraged. We didn't put solar panels on the roof though. Instead we decided to use a power station because we don't like all those solar apparatus under beds that we see in buildouts. This company does excellent work but it's for clients in the luxury market.
@@abbe1abbe156 yeah i got to take the cheap alternative. I can probably afford ghetto prices and ghetto labor cost. But 80-220k. that's way too high. that's over double the price of my mom's house. And I want to move into a decent van that can support a family in the future and hold 3-5 kids lol and take me to work. I am a bit confused about solar panels. Can you explain to me the simplest way what they do. Is it you simply plug them in and it absorbs the sun's heat and you get energy? Is it more efficient or cheaper than battery? And does these vans have to be inspected by the government or something or can you have some random guy put stuff in your van and no one or police cares?
Why did this artistry and problem solving bring tears to my eyes…just exquisite.
How much a van like this cost?
Our vans typically range from $80K-$250K not including the vehicle. This specific van was in the $200K+ range