Budget vs Luxury Van Life - Choose The PERFECT Van For YOU
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2021
- Van Life has many major decisions but the BIGGEST is finding the perfect Van for your budget. In this video we compare a luxury van and budget van. The 2013 Ford Transit Connect was $7,000 and the Ram Promaster 3500 was $50,000! Watch as we give you a full van tour of these home on wheels.
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✅ All the free campsites we stayed at and the apps we used to find them
✅ How to deal with bathroom problems
✅ Eating & Shopping
✅ Tips to staying SAFE on the road (very important)
✅ Finances (the app we used to stay on budget)
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✅ A list of every hike we did ranked by enjoyability and difficulty
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🤩 Check out our NEW USA Travel Guide: theothersideguide.com/
✅ 10 tips to travel for only $30/day
✅ Everything you need for a successful road trip
✅ Four 7-day routes including states like (UT, AZ, CA, OR, WY, SD)
✅ All the free campsites we stayed at and the apps we used to find them
✅ How to deal with bathroom problems
✅ Eating & Shopping
✅ Tips to staying SAFE on the road (very important)
✅ Finances (the app we used to stay on budget)
✅ All of our instagram photo locations
✅ A list of every hike we did ranked by enjoyability and difficulty
Repent , the kingdom of God is at hand , read your bible for yourself, and pray , there is nothing our there in the world ,ask God to guide and protect you ,if you have any question please ask me, Jesus loves you @.,
To be honest my favorite part of their Van was you guys being in it. A bigger van is nice but Adriana and you guys can light up any place you go to. You guys are awesome, you will get there..
This is the cutest dang comment ever!! That really made our day and can't thank you enough. Excited to bring you along on all our crazy adventures
Sooo true
SIMP
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TIP: never take the ice out of the bag ^_^
Also, use dry ice when/where you can get it and get the basket that fits inside the cooler to keep some food from swimming!
Both very good tips :D ill remember that when designing my van, thank you!
Don't drain the water, keep it full, open less, top the ice back up.
@@-onlyharp-3783 good luck, my tips for you is find a budget and stick to it
Also, block ice lasts longer than bag ice pound for pound. Less surface area. It’s not available everywhere. I found a used 12v refrigerator/freezer on Offer it up recently. Paid 1/2 price new. I’m not sure if your jacket could run a fridge. You would have to mount a 100 watt panel to the roof to charge all the time. That was a big deal for me. Happy trails.
If we're going short-term then I wouldn't mind either van, there both functional and efficient suitable for van life/road trips. If we're talking full-time living in a van I'm going with Kyle and Ali's, purely because they have a built-in bathroom, that's basically the only reason.
Haha Ana would die for a toilet!
For all off grids definitely toilet and shower is the biggest issue.
Power isn't hard to deal with at all I can do my own inverter for less than 200 bucks.
Cooking and utensils are a problem. Because battery drain.
Will need some lithiums battery and mount a solar panel on roof.
Ironic ist, that I live in a huge house and still want to minimalize.
Me too my mom does as well but not a van she wants a tiny house
Same I wanna get a teeny van
I moved into a Minivan 18months ago and dont regret it. I was paying 1500USD a month in rent before that.
it all started with minimalising my stuff while going to travel overseas, until i was in an empty house, wondering if i really needed it.
Human beings = always want what they don’t have
Weird flex but ok
I LOVE seeing these types of comparisons! Thank you for highlighting that this can be done at many price points: I think sometimes its easy to get disheartened when on a low budget, and this was super inspiring!
That’s an Apples vs Oranges comparison. Great job at posting a side by side lifestyle.👍
I love how real you guys are, appreciate it
You two are so real for this. I got some quick respect for you guys with the whole outdoor living and cooking situation. That’s gotta take mental strength and dedication to keep going. You guys are awesome
You can put ice in large, plastic fast food cups with lids and they will keep the cooler cold without melting into a watery mess. Clear cups work better than opaque - just don’t use styrofoam because they’re insulated.
Great video! I have owned a conversion van that was finished like the RAM inside and have been down the budget side like the little Ford. After living both sides of "vanlife" spectrum I will take the simpler lower budget version all day any day just because it helps you appreciate the small things in life so much more!
OMGosh what a GREAT video!!! The "luxury" looks great, but you guys make the "budget" look fun and doable too! This was VERY inspiring! I LOVE your gracious and humble spirits! You two are ADORABLE!!!!
In the Vanlife community, “luxury” conversions means the glorious rigs starting at 100k + made by the pros at Advanced RV, Humble Roads, Freedom Vans... maybe Rossmönster Vans.
What your friends built is a standard mid-range: looks like they used the plans for the Beach House layout, by Sara & Alex James. There’s a lot of videos showing very similar vans - and some people managed the same layout around 30k.
I love the small, sweet and simple rigs as well as the fully decked out skoolies. At the end of the day, there’s no comparing, only what suits YOU, what you can afford and deal with, and what gets you out there living your dreams!!🤗🚐😎
Sophie really appreciate this well said comment! So dang true
Yuppity, yup. You can flip a long version, extended top Sprinter van into a full-on, legally classed camper, for less than 5-6k EUR/USD - it just depends on what you use and how you do the conversion.) You'd be surprised at what 5,000 EUR can do, especially if you do most of the work yourself, you can cut the costs by over 30-40% or more. The most expensive parts of the build are the necessary electronics and batteries, fridge/freezer, water heaters and other optional thingies - everything else is basically doable with only 2-4k EUR.
Oh and the shower/WC can become a pretty expensive upgrade, depending on how you decide to build it. I did mine for less than 800 EUR with custom built (professionally) PVC frame for my Sprinter and layout with an anti leak/moisture system below and behind the outside of the shower frame. The inside of the shower is done with real tiles - all for 700-something bucks. As for the toilet, if you opt for non-portable aka. normal, fixed flushing/self cleaning toilet system, be prepared to drop big bucks on plumbing, toilet containers and the toilet itself.
My build, with a large shower, 220cm bed, TV, a small regular fridge with freezer, 3 very large solar panels, separate kitchen area with a sink and a small dishwasher, an AC system and so on and so forth, cost me only slightly over 8,000 EUR, which over 4k went on the fridge, shower, AC, dishwasher and unnecessarily expensive, custom built wooden countertops. Without these 5 things, the entire build, everything else, would have ended up costing me less than 4,000 EUR.
Luxury compared to the $7000 van. Advanced RV is in the $250K to $300K plus range and it becomes absurd for most people. There's not much of a functional difference between the $70K van and $300K van.
On the top end there are 4wd expedition trucks that cost US$500,000-$1,000,000ish.
@@ian.and.ana. I think you should save up and get a "drive away awning". It would make your life better, especially if it rains.
Stay safe and good luck!
I always wanted to do van life but the biggest thing that was holding me back was budget. Seen this made me realize that even with a small budget van life it’s possible and it can be fun. I just need to adjust some things.
Thank you for making this video. A very effective comparison of two life styles that result from the choice of vans. As a retiree, I have been considering both options for several months. You put it together in two perfect examples. I wish the four of you safe, enriched journeys and long, healthy lives.
I looove how you utilized the space in your van and made your travel plans a reality!! Woot woot 😁👍
Thanks so much!! haha we def utilized every square inch of that van
Well done to both couples! Fantastic that you are out loving your life, finding new adventures and making wonderful memories. Travel safe
I LOVED the reality from both couples WTG to all 4 of you!
We love being as real as we can! Thanks for appreciating it
You guys so rock! Love the energy and inspiration. Thanks for sharing!
Great video. You all did it your way and it works for both couples. Stay safe and TFS💖
great video. I like how real you both were about the differences.
Love the video! Currently looking for a van and the side by side helped me narrow down what I want.
I choose tiny with great gas mileage and easily getting to better spots. I would recommend putting a 1” or 2” lift with all terrain tires so you could get to some off the beaten path spots. Great looking homes
Very helpful video for people thinking of doing van life, thanks!
This video was incredibly helpful. And I appreciate the candor and straightforwardness. Thank you for the insight on the budget van life. That is what I need.
So happy you got some value out of it Karsen!!
Honestly, both are great but the Woot Woot mobile holds a special place in my heart.
Haha just seeing this comment and we love you Katie!!! Have a feeling another big road trip is right around the corner
Very informative. And easy on the eye.
Subscribed your channel yesterday and now I am literally hooked to it.
Thanks for keeping it real! I love your small minimalist van and the way you go about it. There's definitely an art to how minimally live and maximize the fun. I think that equation can be challenging and you guys are doing great job! Coming from beat-up VW buses ('1966 & '1971 campers), I always loved vans. I still have a super minimal Astro van I bought for only $900, that is still running well and my wife and I use it for short weekend to a few weeks long trips. I've always associated van life with dirt-bag 'fun-hogs' life in the past, but nowadays it became more like how much $$ can you spend on building out the most expensive vans out there. It has become trophy shows of rich people's luxury hobby. You guys have something that money can't buy, your great personalities and fun factor!
Wow! It’s incredible how you adapt and make the very best of what you have. Your van may be small but it’s perfect! All the fantastic adventures and memories your making 😍 Love it... 🚐👏Michelle and Andy 😃😃
Thanks so much Michelle and Andy this comment was very nice!! Gotta do with what you have
Thanks for sharing, both styles are rewarding🔥👌
its awesome seeing people I knew growing up and only lived a couple towns away!
That tip about the yeti cooler was very useful info! Great to know before dropping a bunch of money on one. Thanks guys (:
The price of 12V compressor frigs continues to drop. Amazon has several models under $200.
Great video and content. You both are the most honest and down to earth couple I have ever seen in travel videos/vlogs!!
Well we always try to keep it real!! Happy you like our videos
Thank you for the comparison. Very insightful. Enjoy your adventures.
Glad it helped!!
Really good video explaining all the key points. I hope you guys get the chance to upgrade down the road.
Great video! Both vans look great for any new adventures!
A composting toilet works great as long as you have a separate bin for TP.
Thanks you answered a lot of questions I had
Hey guys
I'm from Brazil and I watched this video, just fantastic your lifestyle.
This video was so valuable! I have the exact same Transit Connect model as you. I do have solar and an electric cooler, but I can’t cook inside either. I’m thinking of changing up the build so there is less bed and more workspace/ ability to cook inside., But you are so right - you can’t beat the agility, gas mileage, stealth factor and affordability of the Transit Connect. I love my little buggy but yes I do get jealous of the luxury builds too.
I have rented out a van for 10 days and I had a little of both world since it was a convertible set up in a small van but storage was the compromise. I believe that if you are fulltime living in a small van storage would be very importante but in a weekender not so much.
I'm working on my transit connect plans and as of now I have fitted in a cassette toilet, a tiny sink, drawer refrigerator, an exterior shower, electrical both solar and campsite. Storage is minimal in my plans but still doable and some extra storage can be managed on the roof. And being a little more of a minimalist can also help.
Really good video guys!
Well done and very informative. Thank you.
Awesome video thanks folks .
Great video! Super helpful!
Very informative 👌🏽👍🏽💪🏽. Always gotta br grateful for whatchu got. Theres pros n cons two both builds.
I’m binge watching van life videos and picking up on tips for when I’m able to do van life
What a great idea for a video. You just earned yourselves a new subscriber. Bravo
I would definitely get a bathroom in mine. & I l already have a solar shower set & shower curtains. So if you're cooking outside, get a cover so you don't get wet.
Beautiful… you guys just won a new subscriber love you so much
This is the first of your videos I have seen, and it was great! I wanna do something similar, and watching this made me realize that luxury matters a lot less than the partner you are traveling with. Great energy you guys have! Keep rocking, and stay safe! :)
Happy we could help!! WOOT WOOT
YOU ARE GENIUS GUYS VAN LIFE IS A CHALLENGE STILL MANAGEABLE AFFORDABLE TO YOUR LIFESTYLE
Thanks so much Leonardo!! Definitely a challenge when you don't have all the funds in the world but we made it happen WOOT WOOT
Vanlife is something I am very much interested in, and I've looked into it, but always felt it was too expensive. Your videos have given me renewed hope that maybe, one day I CAN live my dream of being on the road!
Your tips and vidoes have been so helpful and so much fun to watch! Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowlege with us. 😎
Wow this comment made our whole week! The reason we make all our videos on RUclips is to help people exactly like you. If there is a will, there is a way! Never stop dreaming and go after it WOOT WOOT
@@ian.and.ana. Woot Woot!
😎 Stay Golden!
Great video! Love the both of ur guys vans! Super cool :D
Probably not practical for you guys, but you have to pre-cool a Yeti or other roto-molded cooler. If you put a bag of ice in there by itself for a couple of hours, then drain the water and add your food and more ice, you would get much better results.
once im old enough to buy my own house im gonna get a minnivan and do what ian and anna have done as a little camping van because it looks amazing and isnt too big but not too small it just looks really comfortable and i think they are amazing xx
Helpful tip on the yeti cooler. President cool the cooler. Basically when you first put ice into it, it takes a lot to get the temperature down. Basically put a bag in the cooler on the drinks and food. 20 minutes later put more ice in it. The second bag or two should last much longer because the cooler has been precooled.
Love you two!!! Your sincerity and positivity is so refreshing, you are blessed with that and know it---And Key is you Share It :)!!! So happy to find you, we are full timers for 21 months, love the life, and hope to cross paths some day. Would be WOOTWOOT Amazing. Peace and Smiles, THANK YOU!!! WOOTWOOT!!!!!!!
You guys are awesome! 👍👍👍👍
my tip re cooler is a wire shelf. Ice on bottom, perishables on top (pop etc can go anywhere) And whenever possible get block ice.
Just love this ❤️
Yo I’m a sub now! Love the tips, and tricks y’all give some honest insights on many levels. Heard y’all mention some upcoming international travels. I’m here from the start can’t wait for that! I’m a traveler too 🌍
I have rented out a van for 10 days and I had a little of both world since it was a convertible set up in a small van but storage was the compromise. I believe that if you are fulltime living in a small van storage would be very importante but in a weekender not so much.
I'm working on my transit connect plans and as of now I have fitted in a cassette toilet, a tiny sink, drawer refrigerator, an exterior shower, electrical both solar and campsite. Storage is minimal in my plans but still doable and some extra storage can be managed on the roof. And being a little more of a minimalist can also help.
This was super helpful!
You guys have made my Gf/wife think REALLY think about doing the whole van life thing. Thank you for the content!
So happy you enjoyed it!! We actually just purchased Kyle & Allies van from them a couple months ago and are shipping it to Europe on March. Really excited to share this journey with you guys and maybe it will even nudge you more WOOT WOOT
great video guys, love it.
Excited you enjoyed it
We had so much fun watching your videos (OMG, we laughed), and we learned so much. I am convinced we will be purchasing a van in the not too distant future. We will buy your book when it is available, and we will buy through your Amazon account. Keep on keeping the videos and instagram posts coming. Just call us two old peeps ready for adventure. Be safe!
Awww Jamie you are too dang nice thanks for such a kind comment! We are so excited for you to start your van journey WOOT WOOT!! Have fun and be safe out there
This is so interesting. Great camera work too. I'll add a cheeky note, if you're going only once a day you might want to check your fiber intake because it sounds like you're backed up :) studies found people who "go" more often and in larger amounts are healthier because they're able to get rid of their waste rather than re-absorbing it while it's still backed up in there :D
I love you guys & your humbleness. You guys are living the dream & making it work! That’s awesome 👏🏽 Kudos for you ! Yes they have an awesome van but honestly, you guys are making it on what you have, & creating beautiful memories, that’s what it’s all about, remember this Greatness is before you & not behind you! Keep reaching for the stars & keep being you, raw & authentic!!! We love your realness not everyone can afford a $50,000 built up van, so keep bringing us great content & living the dream & adventures that many of us only dream of!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Blessings 🙏🏽 Much Love & Respect ✊🏽
This made me appreciate my apartment so much more. I'm going for a walk around all my rooms right now, just to appreciate the space I have :D Might as well take a dump and later take a bath in my bath tub... With bubbles...
I hope you cleaned the dump from your tub before you took that bath.
This made me appreciate nature more, beautiful views right out side of your little safe space
@@heelothehamster3013 Oh, don't get me wrong, I'm very much active in nature. Yesterday I was hiking to one of the largest peaks in my country and I'm still in pain (But in a good way :) ).
Yeah, you can live in a normal house/apatment and still go to the trips. We have a car, you can sleep over in a tent or in some of the mountain lodges.
No need to live like a homeless person to appreciate the nature.
@@DoubleM55 we all have different opinions! :)
@@heelothehamster3013 And that's the beauty of life and freedom :)
Everyone finds his own way of life to be happy :)
Cheers.
Great video, thank you guys!
Thanks so much!! Happy we could show you around both our vans WOOT WOOT
Great stuff here Thank you
No problem Danny!
Great video! The smaller van is great for parking anywhere. I am here in NYC. I have a gym membership and I am forced to workout. It makes sense for me.
8:55 easy, reliable power source (one of my top concerns). Thank you.
Your van is compact, economical fun & stealth. It would definitely be my choice if I ever choose to use it as a home. Thanks.
I just started watching your videos and I love your budget travel. I travel by Harley davidson trike.
I prefer your van!! I loved watching y'all make it!! So fun!
Thanks so much Becca!!
BOTH vans rock! Obvs the big one has all the amenities, but can't beat the price of the little one is WAY cheaper, more stealth, easy to park, and you have what you need. Either way, it's a cool way to experience adventure and relationships.
You guys are living my dream retirement life. I live in New Zealand but want to retire driving around in America. Was there 2 years ago with my wife, such a beautiful, vast country.
You got this!! New Zealand is high on our bucket list WOOT WOOT
Excellent video 😊👌
It's not about the size of van, luxury factor etc etc. It's about being with the right person. Huge fan!
Hey Ana!!! Hope you are doing well! Idk if you remember me from highschool, but this is awesome! God bless! WHS love
What a great video! Thank you for telling it like it is! I think I would like an in between size. 🌸🌸🌸
So happy you got some value out of it Marilyn! Ana & I would like to upgrade to an in between size soon enough. ♥️♥️
I'm gonna be living in a van when I'm older,but big vans are so expensive,but that's what I want,but like not limo size van,maybe like the size of the kyle and allys van.Just gotta learn how to:
-wire electrical
-add a water jug or a bug version whatever its called
-build
-maths (meausurements)
-how to drive-
This really made the budget Van life look like a living hell. I think I'll get a truck camper.
Go for it!!
I own a Ford transit connect, we used for aur cleaning business. It's a really good car, economic and just keep going. I will love to do what you guys are doing now. ❤️
No comparison really if you want some of the comforts we all get used to but great video and good tips as well. Be safe and enjoy your travels. Thanks for sharing
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Love this video! Wish I had the money to go big. I built out a E-350 Econoline. Did what I could with the budget I had, which I was fortunate to even have to begin with.
Thanks so much!! Hey I think whatever you can do with the budget you have is perfect for van life
Budget van seems more fun! Y’all never gonna be bored!!!
I’m putting the finishing touches on a van build cost breakdown video of my own (Thurs or Fri upload) and wondered is the $50k & $7k van+build costs? I’ve had my van for 6 years and have been living/traveling in it for 5.5 years, so my cost breakdown is van+repairs+build+upgrades over the span of 6 years.
Great comparison video! I think the RV is more of my lifestyle because it is just like living in a house except it’s on the go.
no stealth parking an RV, so HUGE monthly camping fees unless on BLM land in the boonies.
I love tube tops and camping
Love it! ❤️ new subscriber ✌🏽
To keep food cold I try to bring two coolers one for drinks and veg the other meats and I buy blocks of ice when possible or make them myself old liter bottle of soda with water frozen last a long time. The other is put cold cuts in with the drinks cause you need more often. Also buy frozen meats they will still be good five days later with ice blocks . And the biggest tip is know what you want before you open the cooler I have seen so many people just stare inside the cooler wondering what to eat lol.
3 years ago we bought a 2008 Mazda 5 at auction for $1000. We then spent another $1000 to get it mechanically sound. Took out the rear seats and built an elevated sleeping platform so that a twin mattress fits perfectly. It works awesome for us on our typical one or two week road trips. It doesn't have to cost a lot of money to get out there and have incredible road trips.
Thanks for being honest about the Yeti cooler. People over hype those things and for half the price you can get RTIC, Pelican, etc., that have same or better insulation. But none of those replace a plug in cooler.
Woot woot. Had to get that in first, I forgot it the last time I posted. I felt bad. You did a build you could afford and it worked great. Sure a few hiccups but you covered a lot of ground. Gotta say, they got style. Ana is still the most beautiful girl in town. Be safe.
Thanks so much Steve! Did what had to be done and it worked out for the best WOOT WOOT!!
You are amazing..Love you guys 😍
What makes both situations ideal, is the people living in them. Both couples are amazing; just a complete joy to watch how you have created a unique space to travel and vivacious personalities to bring it all together!
I’m saving for a van now. I have 5k but gonna wait till March n save up. I bought a jackery and yeti and a safe to mount in van. I rock climb so thiscomming summer is my plan to bring it all together
I have a similar sized cooler box like yours which I use to store tins etc as well as a second smaller cooler box which stores the ice and ice blocks. I then have a small cooler bag which my cold food and cold ice blocks go into. No wasted ice and mess plus I get about 4 to 5 days of cold ice blocks before having to buy more ice. It works for me
That sounds like a great system! Another person commented and was talking about ice blocks. We need to be on the lookout for those when we are on the road
@@ian.and.ana. I was having the same issues with water going over everything and having to throw out the food because it was effectively inedible, you’ll also end up using less ice too.