What the h***? This is NOT a garbage truck, has never BEEN a garbage truck. Expedition vehicles like this have been around for a number of years, and are usually much more expensive than most mobile homes. Yeah, they're gorgeous, and are custom built high expense vehicles.
I going with u on this it looks like a uni Mann make ( German ) I like it but well out of my price range If i had one I would move into it that's the boom right there
This isn't a "garbage truck" and never was at any point in its existence. It's a custom manufactured RV built on the frame of an all wheel drive military vehicle. It was featured on one of those extreme RV shows some time ago. Price was somewhere around a million bucks if I recall.
THIS IS REAL, HERE IS HOW IT WORKS: Okay, pay attention to the beginning, in all four corners of the interior you'll see a chrome bar. Those are are the roof jacks, this RV doubles it's height when you raise the roof. The reason you don't see window outside is simply because the roof is lowered in the outside photo. The upper sidewalls, attached to the upper roof, raise with the roof exposing the windows. The roof is lowered for transport thus the upper sidewalls cover the windows. this is very cleaver for ruggedness, you can scrape trees and not bust your windows. The length is actually not as long, as some people expressed, the wide angle photograph makes the length appear longer, it's actually quite short.
M Micelli My point is rather that they try to claim it to be a remake of some sort, when it's as little that as if I'd buy a Hummer and say "from military vehicle to bad azz off road car". Just because some of the same brand are made into military/garbage vehicles, doesn't make a new, unused and unequipped model that. It only becomes a garbage truck when it's used as one, and equipped as one.
personally i think this is an amazing piece of work and i would love to see a vid of it being driven off highway. once again to the person who made this vehicle, very nice job
WOW! Excellent.. one of the best Motor-homes I've seen.. The utility and robust built of a truck.. inconspicuous appearance.. two tier spacing.. and where the truck stops the bike goes on.. Amazing Kaamran Muhammad from India
Lol straight up that is the cleanest looking garbage truck I've ever seen what a nice viechle canada too our garbage trucks at least until quite recently idk if they hav a new fleet now but these things are living dinosaurs.
Man, works for me!!!!! I remember when I friend of mine got a truck that he cleaned out and had people staying in it. Not at all like the quality that you transformed this truck, but it was fun back then. Your is beautiful!!! Would love to have something like that, rugged and could go anywhere!!!! Some day.....
Actually I think it's behind the stairs. or, if you prefer behind the cooks back. That long flat wall. I loved the cab access. As for the windows, there seems to be a cover or flap that drops over them looks like the horizontal section of outside wall. Maybe to make then stone proof, or storm proof, even nuclear proof. Should the continents part a couple of inches and he be parked by the beach, he wouldn't even know. He'll step out in the morning and surveying the devastation say "Hay Darl, I think it rained last night".
GREAT! The kitchen installation is PERFECT! Awesome the drawers. I am going to show this to my carpenter when we will soon redesign our kitchen. And, looking at the tea cattle and tea pot, you had to be a English ;-)))
I once lived in a garbage truck, but it wasn't a clean one like this, I just bedded down in the back with all the garbage. I didn't have many friends in those days, I cant figure out why.....
It fits easy and these are hidden windows. The frame sits on the inside of the cabin, not at the outside. The outside is like a cabinet door. You have to open it, bevore you open the windows. It`s to protect the windows from trees, thieves and attention. It`s standard on world travelling trucks.
Norman Kellison that's an MAN chassis... Unimogs are Mercedes Benzes... those UNICATs are built on both brand chassis and other European truck brands... they build them on International chassis in North America...
This is a "common" design for these types of expedition vehicles where a primary objective is being able to fit them inside a standard cargo container for shipment overseas to explore other continents. Calling it a "pop-up" camper seems strange considering the $$$ it takes to build one, yet that is exactly what it does...check out Expedition Portal is interested in seeing more like it...
ahh okay it amazing how you people believe this is on te inside of this truck , point one where are the windows at on outside and pt two this truck is not as wide at the truck shown
It is the same truck, yes it is that wide. The white walls and the lens on the camera makes it look bigger. Look at the bottle of wine on the table and it becomes clear the space is only about 6 feet wide. The motorcycle on the back is a bit over 7 feet long, the truck then is 7.5-8 feet wide in exterior dimension. As for the windows... The roof rises to expose the windows and increase ceiling height. At 0:13 you can see two of the rams that lift the roof, it is also why there is a ledge going all they way around the perimeter above the windows. Notice on the exterior shot there is a seam a couple of inches above the door. Notice at 0:27 the windows are a couple of inches higher than the door? The that seam as at the bottom of the windows. The picture's from the outside are with the roof down, the pictures inside are with the roof up. I do wish they took a picture of it from the outside while the roof was up.
If you look at the back of bed you will see to chrome cylinders I believe the roof raise up and down to give more head room and expose the windows when up. Beautiful camper I want one.
You are right, the ceiling above the kitchen does not move, but the bed is above the kitchen, and when you raise the roof, hehe, it gives you space to actually sleep in the bed.
Fake. The pictures of the truck are from one thing and the photos inside are from a totally different living area. The height of the truck is nowhere near the height of the house on the inside.
Ollie: If you could see the Standing Ovation I'm giving you, you'd be proud of what you did! FINALLY!!!! Someone who does a Tiny House concept with panache! I'm so sick of the hipster sqallor that so many Tiny House fans seem to be so fond of! Only wish we could have seen the loo; it must be equally impressive. Job Well Done, Sir!
Hang on!! The inside shots show a fair few windows, the outside shots show none!! I think you are, shall we say, embellishing a little.............and unless you used lenses that distort distances to a great degree, there is no way all of that living area could fit the inside of that truck. What you showed on the inside looks easily to be twice as long as the available space in the truck when viewed from the outside. I challenge you to do an uncut video sequence of you going from the inside to the outside, just to show how wrong I am.
That may solve the mystery of the disappearing windows, but not the VAST difference between the size of the vehicle in the outside shots as opposed to the inside ones. And if it was one of those that raise up or get wider, the "mechanism" is always apparent when it is extended, and if you look at the picture of the inside, there is no such thing visible.
The truck expands. It's not fake. A few seconds googling around will enlighten you. However, you're correct in that this is most certainly NOT a garbage truck.
At 0:13 you can see the horizontal seam between the upper and lower part of the walls. In the far corner you can see 2 vertical bars which are probably part of the mechanism for raising and lowering the roof. It should be clear that when the roof is lowered, the upper part of the side wall slides down and covers the windows.
You have to open the plates from the outside. This is for stealth camping and protection. You cut the window space out and make hinges on the original plate. Than bring a frame for the window to the inside of the cabin and voila, hidden windows! It`s normal for world traveling Trucks. You need it in very poor areas to provide attention.
I love it! And the thing is, who is going to break into a garbage truck? If you are traveling around the US and have to stay overnight in a high crime area, nobody is going to think of breaking into your garbarge truck! LOL. And best still, it looks like a little tank! Its a fortress!
I have to laugh at people calling this fake. the head/shower is probably behind the white door opposite the sink, the dinette and entryway are below the floor of the sleeping loft which doesn't rise with the roof, camera angles can make the interior look bigger than it may actually be and without a person for scale there is no way of seeing how cramped the interior might actually be. It's an interesting design even though I'm not a fan of telescoping compartment campers.
That is incredible! I want one too! I really liked the kitchen and how the dishes and glasses are housed. Looks like a lot of room inside even though it doesn't look like that much room on the outside. Cool idea though.
That's got a better interior than my house. I'd even take this over most motohomes I have seen, which all seem to either be gaudy or look like a cheap motel.
Sweet ride, until the pop-top roof decides to malfunction crushing you in your sleep thanks to the ingenious design. No worries It'll also hide the windows, and your body.
The roof can be raised along with the upper part of the side walls, exposing the windows. That's why the rail on the bed loft is so low -- to allow the roof to be lowered.
The roof and the upper half of the walls can be raised to expose the windows and the upper loft area. In the lowered position, the windows are covered.
I love it. I wish you'd shown the bathroom as I was so impressed with everything else. Awesome job! Want to do a similar feat with a double decker bus :-)
In the first picture you can see a horizontal line just above the entrance door on the side, from this line up the sides and roof are moveable. so you can increase the height inside giving more internal space and some headroom above the bed. these moveable sides also cover up the side windows when the roof is lowered. Also to me it doesn't seem like a garbage truck at all, more like an all terrain purpose made vehicle based on a man truck. still a cool vehicle though
Really well done! I would hope that all people should get to living more modesty and perhaps this could help bring about a more peaceful and loving world...God Bless!!!
Yeah! It looks really great!! I once knew a street brotha he lived in the dumpster space, he built it into a makeshift tiny home until the PO PO move him on... anyways, kudos to you!
It's amazing! I do laugh at seeing the outside because it belies the lovely, spacious, and functional interior. Who would ever know? Delightful. thanks.
It could be that a wider angle lens was used for the inside so as to include more space within each pic. But this also makes things look farther away, thus the space looks bigger.
That's because it's smarter than you think. Roof and sides are elevated uncovering the windows. Pictures taken outside is with the construction down - it's up on pictures of the interior. Notice hydrolic pistons in corners inside. This is a very sneaky vehicle. I would have had the outsides look more like a wreck. Fake rust and dirt - some tacks - maybe a smell...
Those are Light boxes used for Seasonal affective disorder treatments, I have seen these RV's at shows before. The light boxes do look like windows, just letting you know.
I'm sorry to disappoint everyone but that is and never was a garbage truck, It's an expedition vehicle from the company Unicat which specializes in them.
It looks better than most apartments. As to the comment on the smell, not any worse than some people's places. LOL I bet everyone either had or has a friend who has trouble cleaning after himself.
Not a garbage truck. It's a custom designed off-road RV. It didn't start off as a garbage truck and never served in that role, it's not a conversion as the title leads one to think, it's a vehicle designed from the ground up as an 'extreme' RV.
It's all real--except that's not a garbage truck. It's an all-terrain research vehicle. I've spent a few summers in the field in one of those. A comfortable, go anywhere vehicle. It's just not made from a garbage truck. Just enjoy the video. It's a cool rig.
What the h***? This is NOT a garbage truck, has never BEEN a garbage truck. Expedition vehicles like this have been around for a number of years, and are usually much more expensive than most mobile homes. Yeah, they're gorgeous, and are custom built high expense vehicles.
I going with u on this it looks like a uni Mann make ( German )
I like it but well out of my price range
If i had one I would move into it that's the boom right there
Sierra Whiskey UNICAT on an MAN chassis... I think they built small ones in Canada on an Internationl chassis...
Nonoy161169 Definitely UNICAT. If you can afford one of those you should just by a Lamborghini Aventador and park it in your missile silo condo.
+Bull Shyte Next to the piles of Picasso paintings, or near the caviar fountain?
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Good one mate! Caviar fountain.. hahahaha.
This isn't a "garbage truck" and never was at any point in its existence. It's a custom manufactured RV built on the frame of an all wheel drive military vehicle. It was featured on one of those extreme RV shows some time ago. Price was somewhere around a million bucks if I recall.
LMAO IKR. It's a freakin' Man Kat.. XD
Absolutely outstanding conversion! That is the way to go - ugly on the outside but wonderful inside. Congratulations from a full time van dweller!
Very nice setup
***** that's actually a purpose- built expedition vehicle... by UNICAT by the look of it... not less than $500,000 I guess... :)
THIS IS REAL, HERE IS HOW IT WORKS: Okay, pay attention to the beginning, in all four corners of the interior you'll see a chrome bar. Those are are the roof jacks, this RV doubles it's height when you raise the roof.
The reason you don't see window outside is simply because the roof is lowered in the outside photo. The upper sidewalls, attached to the upper roof, raise with the roof exposing the windows. The roof is lowered for transport thus the upper sidewalls cover the windows. this is very cleaver for ruggedness, you can scrape trees and not bust your windows. The length is actually not as long, as some people expressed, the wide angle photograph makes the length appear longer, it's actually quite short.
Yea dude it actually is one u can see the door and the window flaps and inside you can see the floor renevations
Garbage truck? When it's custom made from scratch ... come on, stop mislead with fraudulent title.
+Dreem Walker I agree. And contrary to the opening wording it does look good on the outside as well.
M Micelli My point is rather that they try to claim it to be a remake of some sort, when it's as little that as if I'd buy a Hummer and say "from military vehicle to bad azz off road car". Just because some of the same brand are made into military/garbage vehicles, doesn't make a new, unused and unequipped model that. It only becomes a garbage truck when it's used as one, and equipped as one.
personally i think this is an amazing piece of work and i would love to see a vid of it being driven off highway. once again to the person who made this vehicle, very nice job
I agree. I have looked at this again and again through the years and the windows just do not match up.
...I think that the original box was replaced with a bigger and taller one, or they modified the original one 🤔 0:07 1:02
WOW! Excellent..
one of the best Motor-homes I've seen..
The utility and robust built of a truck.. inconspicuous appearance..
two tier spacing..
and where the truck stops the bike goes on..
Amazing
Kaamran Muhammad from India
RUclips is perfect for slideshows. Who wants video when you can have a power point presentation with a sound track you don't like.
I agree about it not being anything like a garbage truck! Looks better than some multi-million dollar yachts I've seen. Good job!
Whether this is real or fake it's still badass looking!
excellent idea for a house and very good craftsmanship. lots of good ideas there. thanks for sharing.
Dude that is awesome! My mind is going 100 miles an hour. I have to do something.
Garbage truck?? This is an awesome overlanding MAN truck. It looks awesome from the outside and inside.
This is nicer than my house :-(
lol mine too
Love how the space is used in the kitchen area. Now, that's my kind of drawer ... WOW,
when i saw the video title before i watched this, i thought......"ew" but it looks hella badass from the outside!!
It's a camper not a garbage truck
This is one of the best ideas for a mobile home/bug out vehicle i've seen yet!!
i love how some people said it looks bad on the outside , it seems you've never seen one in america lol nice vid
lol
Lol straight up that is the cleanest looking garbage truck I've ever seen what a nice viechle canada too our garbage trucks at least until quite recently idk if they hav a new fleet now but these things are living dinosaurs.
Btw uts not a garvade truck its a offroad camper it has never been a garvade truck and never Will be on
WOW GREAT JOB AUTO CORRECT
Mw3TheOriginal they do build those in North America... In Canada I think but on an International truck chassis...
Man, works for me!!!!! I remember when I friend of mine got a truck that he cleaned out and had people staying in it. Not at all like the quality that you transformed this truck, but it was fun back then. Your is beautiful!!! Would love to have something like that, rugged and could go anywhere!!!! Some day.....
pretty neat but I didnt see a bathroom.
gerri george THATS exactly my thought. A BATHROOM is ONE of the necessities of LIVING in any residence.
gerri george bathrooms outside aka we’re ever you want it to be
Actually I think it's behind the stairs. or, if you prefer behind the cooks back. That long flat wall. I loved the cab access. As for the windows, there seems to be a cover or flap that drops over them looks like the horizontal section of outside wall. Maybe to make then stone proof, or storm proof, even nuclear proof. Should the continents part a couple of inches and he be parked by the beach, he wouldn't even know. He'll step out in the morning and surveying the devastation say "Hay Darl, I think it rained last night".
Correction regarding the windows. Atsernov , lower down in replies stated the obvious that it's a raising roof. 0:13
GREAT! The kitchen installation is PERFECT! Awesome the drawers. I am going to show this to my carpenter when we will soon redesign our kitchen. And, looking at the tea cattle and tea pot, you had to be a English ;-)))
I once lived in a garbage truck, but it wasn't a clean one like this, I just bedded down in the back with all the garbage. I didn't have many friends in those days, I cant figure out why.....
Yep. Been there myself, in Reno NV. They called it "Street Trash" living. Like your not down and out enough already. :/
U must have been homeless
It fits easy and these are hidden windows. The frame sits on the inside of the cabin, not at the outside. The outside is like a cabinet door. You have to open it, bevore you open the windows. It`s to protect the windows from trees, thieves and attention.
It`s standard on world travelling trucks.
that's not a garbage truck, that's a Unimog.
Its not a unimog its a offroad camper look it up a unimog is a offroad loader
It's still a Unimog chassis.
Norman Kellison its not
Grafer90 APB ok. You win. Lol
Norman Kellison that's an MAN chassis... Unimogs are Mercedes Benzes... those UNICATs are built on both brand chassis and other European truck brands... they build them on International chassis in North America...
Finally someone made a good looking and stylish conversion, instead of some hosh posh job.
haha, so fake. do the windows magic out of thin air? does the car spread out 10 inches to the side? where do u go to the bathroom?
This is a "common" design for these types of expedition vehicles where a primary objective is being able to fit them inside a standard cargo container for shipment overseas to explore other continents. Calling it a "pop-up" camper seems strange considering the $$$ it takes to build one, yet that is exactly what it does...check out Expedition Portal is interested in seeing more like it...
BradKW yeah I have seen vehicles like that, but there's no ports to spread horizontally, and the interior is like 10 feet longer than the truck
Jimmy Vega They're stock images of garbage trucks
Seems like wasted space with that wrap around couch but what amazing space it has inside. Nicely done!
ahh okay it amazing how you people believe this is on te inside of this truck , point one where are the windows at on outside and pt two this truck is not as wide at the truck shown
It is the same truck, yes it is that wide. The white walls and the lens on the camera makes it look bigger. Look at the bottle of wine on the table and it becomes clear the space is only about 6 feet wide. The motorcycle on the back is a bit over 7 feet long, the truck then is 7.5-8 feet wide in exterior dimension.
As for the windows... The roof rises to expose the windows and increase ceiling height. At 0:13 you can see two of the rams that lift the roof, it is also why there is a ledge going all they way around the perimeter above the windows. Notice on the exterior shot there is a seam a couple of inches above the door. Notice at 0:27 the windows are a couple of inches higher than the door? The that seam as at the bottom of the windows.
The picture's from the outside are with the roof down, the pictures inside are with the roof up. I do wish they took a picture of it from the outside while the roof was up.
If you look at the back of bed you will see to chrome cylinders I believe the roof raise up and down to give more head room and expose the windows when up. Beautiful camper I want one.
You're just talking trash... lol.
:)
haha lol
You are right, the ceiling above the kitchen does not move, but the bed is above the kitchen, and when you raise the roof, hehe, it gives you space to actually sleep in the bed.
Fake. The pictures of the truck are from one thing and the photos inside are from a totally different living area. The height of the truck is nowhere near the height of the house on the inside.
Its a Slide up Roof, so you got a sleeping area in the a second floor.
See Action Mobil from Austria.
So, it`s not a Fake.
Kai S.
But it's not a garbage truck but an expedition vehicle
Amazingly designed, built, and organized inside!!!!!!
wow you guys believe this is real lol
It looks like a rather nice boat's cabin on the inside! Impressive.
FAKE, CHECK WINDOWS FROM INSIDE AND OUTSIDE.
its a pop top dude. the whole top raises
Ollie: If you could see the Standing Ovation I'm giving you, you'd be proud of what you did! FINALLY!!!! Someone who does a Tiny House concept with panache! I'm so sick of the hipster sqallor that so many Tiny House fans seem to be so fond of! Only wish we could have seen the loo; it must be equally impressive. Job Well Done, Sir!
Hang on!! The inside shots show a fair few windows, the outside shots show none!! I think you are, shall we say, embellishing a little.............and unless you used lenses that distort distances to a great degree, there is no way all of that living area could fit the inside of that truck. What you showed on the inside looks easily to be twice as long as the available space in the truck when viewed from the outside. I challenge you to do an uncut video sequence of you going from the inside to the outside, just to show how wrong I am.
he doesn't need to this is no garbage truck it is a specific built camper.
i've seen it before.
Check out Unicat mobile home. Those things can cost more or less half a million dollars.
the point is it can raise the cabin so the windows appear...
That may solve the mystery of the disappearing windows, but not the VAST difference between the size of the vehicle in the outside shots as opposed to the inside ones. And if it was one of those that raise up or get wider, the "mechanism" is always apparent when it is extended, and if you look at the picture of the inside, there is no such thing visible.
dellasmom , I know it is like the harry potter tent! Magic, it bigger on the inside!
The truck expands. It's not fake. A few seconds googling around will enlighten you. However, you're correct in that this is most certainly NOT a garbage truck.
At 0:13 you can see the horizontal seam between the upper and lower part of the walls. In the far corner you can see 2 vertical bars which are probably part of the mechanism for raising and lowering the roof. It should be clear that when the roof is lowered, the upper part of the side wall slides down and covers the windows.
This would be a dream come true for someone living in a "dumpster", a real upgrade :)
You have to open the plates from the outside. This is for stealth camping and protection.
You cut the window space out and make hinges on the original plate. Than bring a frame for the window to the inside of the cabin and voila, hidden windows!
It`s normal for world traveling Trucks. You need it in very poor areas to provide attention.
I love it! And the thing is, who is going to break into a garbage truck? If you are traveling around the US and have to stay overnight in a high crime area, nobody is going to think of breaking into your garbarge truck! LOL. And best still, it looks like a little tank! Its a fortress!
I have to laugh at people calling this fake. the head/shower is probably behind the white door opposite the sink, the dinette and entryway are below the floor of the sleeping loft which doesn't rise with the roof, camera angles can make the interior look bigger than it may actually be and without a person for scale there is no way of seeing how cramped the interior might actually be. It's an interesting design even though I'm not a fan of telescoping compartment campers.
nice, i am sure that cost a fair bit to convert but it really is cool, its like a alternative take on the classic hippy campervan
It's the sort of thing you get into after your 200' yacht has brought you to some distant shore!!!!! very nice!
There is a pop-up shell that caps the back end, it covers the windows when it is being driven, then pops up for more room when in use.
That is incredible! I want one too! I really liked the kitchen and how the dishes and glasses are housed. Looks like a lot of room inside even though it doesn't look like that much room on the outside. Cool idea though.
That's very cool! Love the dirt bike strapped to the back also!! I would love that lifestyle!!
great use of space where ever it is. containers, cups, dishes, cutlery,pans. Wow! love it. diesel fuel is costly but doesn't it last longer?
That's got a better interior than my house.
I'd even take this over most motohomes I have seen, which all seem to either be gaudy or look like a cheap motel.
Sweet ride, until the pop-top roof decides to malfunction crushing you in your sleep thanks to the ingenious design. No worries It'll also hide the windows, and your body.
You did a great job. Everything is done in good taste, and you made it look spacious, and bright. Kick-a** job!
I actually like how it looks on the outside. And the inside is amazing! Perfect use of space.
The roof can be raised along with the upper part of the side walls, exposing the windows. That's why the rail on the bed loft is so low -- to allow the roof to be lowered.
That is the bests stealth living camping space i have seen so far on youtube , i think i may get one . good work.
are you kidding me?? this thing looks great on the outside! plain but very useful
@0:36, see that instrument control panel with lights up there?....this HAS to the the WORK of a controls engineer...wiring up his entire flat.
By far one of the coolest I've seen, and yes the top slides up and down....
The roof and the upper half of the walls can be raised to expose the windows and the upper loft area. In the lowered position, the windows are covered.
Funny. I used to wish I could take one of the home depot sheds and live in it when I was a kid...now I'm 27 and I might just do it :D
Very impressive!! Beautiful. I love the way the outside looks too! Best motor home I've ever seen.
I love it. I wish you'd shown the bathroom as I was so impressed with everything else. Awesome job! Want to do a similar feat with a double decker bus :-)
garbage truck???...it look beastly
..its awesome...love how their pretty much room for all your essentials
In the first picture you can see a horizontal line just above the entrance door on the side, from this line up the sides and roof are moveable. so you can increase the height inside giving more internal space and some headroom above the bed. these moveable sides also cover up the side windows when the roof is lowered. Also to me it doesn't seem like a garbage truck at all, more like an all terrain purpose made vehicle based on a man truck. still a cool vehicle though
Really well done! I would hope that all people should get to living more modesty and perhaps this could help bring about a more peaceful and loving world...God Bless!!!
So Awesome! Never thought about waste removal for living space. Cool!
Yeah! It looks really great!! I once knew a street brotha he lived in the dumpster space, he built it into a makeshift tiny home until the PO PO move him on... anyways, kudos to you!
It's amazing! I do laugh at seeing the outside because it belies the lovely, spacious, and functional interior. Who would ever know? Delightful. thanks.
10 STARS ACROSS THE BOARD!!!
I LOOOOOOVE THE CABNETS THEY GOT!!!
WHERE CAN I GET SUCH CABNETS?!?!
It could be that a wider angle lens was used for the inside so as to include more space within each pic. But this also makes things look farther away, thus the space looks bigger.
Nicely designed.. Great use of space... Congratulations
That's because it's smarter than you think. Roof and sides are elevated uncovering the windows. Pictures taken outside is with the construction down - it's up on pictures of the interior. Notice hydrolic pistons in corners inside. This is a very sneaky vehicle. I would have had the outsides look more like a wreck. Fake rust and dirt - some tacks - maybe a smell...
I would day-dream of stuff like this all the time when I was little.
I love it that's one sweet garbage truck total off road too.
Those are Light boxes used for Seasonal affective disorder treatments, I have seen these RV's at shows before. The light boxes do look like windows, just letting you know.
Where's the TV?!?!?!?!?! The kitchen drawers are awesome. I could live in that... for a month.
I need to get one of these for me and park it behind my parents backyard. Talk about "moving out". :)
better than most new built houses in england id spray it a metallic colour though red or green maybe insides= tip top very nice
Wow😆 looked like a lot of couch, I love it..🤣👜🛄🚛💨💨💨 I'm ready.🙋
Yes. The ultimate off road camping experience.
Garbage in, Garbage out...if it is real, its pretty nice. Good ideas no matter what.
Omf! Brillant! And compressor Engines meaning no fuel ! The ultimate Zombie vehicle!!! Straight on to autotrader 😉👍
turning a garbage truck into a home or a camper is so awesome.
this isn't a garbage truck, they usually don't have 6WD, this is a off road truck with a special made cabine as a motorhome
the truck was cool but I was more impressed with the organization in their storage drawers and bins than the truck
Wow! Beautiful!! Great Job With Use Of Space And Organization..Thanks For Sharing! :))
THAT'S SO AMAZING AND UNIQUE (BEAUTIFUL). MAY GOD CONTINUE BLESS YOU.🙏👍👍👍😁💓
I'm sorry to disappoint everyone but that is and never was a garbage truck, It's an expedition vehicle from the company Unicat which specializes in them.
It looks better than most apartments. As to the comment on the smell, not any worse than some people's places. LOL I bet everyone either had or has a friend who has trouble cleaning after himself.
Great Use of space! Wouldnt ad some color to the outside of it instead of all white but very good.
This particular model is a slide version. you can see it at 1:21. The roof slides up, when you stay and you lower it, when you drive.
That damn truck could go through just about anything. Lol.
It's definitely got the clearance for it.
Wait a minute... I have to pick my tongue off the floor....WOW that impressive to say the least! I want one !
This thing looks awesome! Please post videos of it rolling.
Not a garbage truck. It's a custom designed off-road RV. It didn't start off as a garbage truck and never served in that role, it's not a conversion as the title leads one to think, it's a vehicle designed from the ground up as an 'extreme' RV.
i wish i could find some more detailed views of the kitchen storage, i would lov e to build spacers like this for my RV
It's all real--except that's not a garbage truck. It's an all-terrain research vehicle. I've spent a few summers in the field in one of those. A comfortable, go anywhere vehicle. It's just not made from a garbage truck. Just enjoy the video. It's a cool rig.
That looks really modern! I love modern things! Don't know why though.