Would like to know how she's doing ... 3 years later in 2020. Did she persist in her new lifestyle. Is she happy still with her decision to live on the road? Thanks.
I just signed the dotted line on a truck camper and a one ton diesel 4 x 4 last week. Well done Christine! I could have done many RV options but agree with your philosophy of being nimble and enjoying a simpler life in nature... yet still having the basic creature comforts! I'm pushing retirement so good for you for doing this earlier! Smart girl!!! Thanks Bob for sharing inspirational folks like this with us viewers!
the one piece of advice i would want to pass on to christine would be to use the 2-chair 'trick' to make your campsite look like there is more than 1 person. otherwise, i love her set up!! it's really wonderful! good luck to you, christine!
Probably one of the best RV minimalistic/life style videos that I have ever seen. This should be an inspiration to anyone who is considering down sizing their lifestyle.
These are great little campers and she's fortunate indeed to have found one. They paid a lot of attention to things that are important in a small space, storage and kitchen.
It would’ve been better to buy a travato 59K because by the time you buy the truck and the trailer It’s almost the same price and you have a nice bathroom and you can park anywhere. They are really nice because the bathroom is in the back and nothings obstructing the view along the inside
I think this is a wonderful choice for a single person. When you want to travel in remote areas, a smaller rig is ideal! I love living in my van for my sense of freedom. Great Video!
I gotta tell ya Bob I'm addicted to watching your videos, bc I really really want to do this, live this way, but try telling my husband he doesn't agree.. Even though we are broke after paying 1000.00 month for rent , cable is 280$ , electric bill 260$ , car insurance, car payment 380$ , credit cards ( I have 5 ) , so when two people are disabled, but not in wheelchairs , we both love camping, no joke, after paying just our bills we are not only broke we are constantly overdrawn too.. I'm tired of it , I'm not happy, I have tons of stuff that doesn't make me happy , he just doesn't like change I guess idk what it is with him. our son and his family live in Florida , we never see him maybe once every two years, we live up north , I'm sick of just sitting here day in day out, so hopefully he'll think about it at least..I told him to get on UTUBE and subscribe to your channel , I told him how much he'll love watching the tours of rigs..still waiting.. we'll see, Thanks so much Bob for giving me the choice of not being stuck in life 😎
Tina Scott if you get rid of cable, you can save over $3k a year. If you listen to Dave Ramsey, he can help you with a strategy to pay off your debt and get a plan to have enough money to get you in the road. God bless you and your husband.
We retire in 5 mths just bought a small camper for our short box truck, it's also a lite camper. Come March 2021 we are hitting the road, selling off everything! We have no debt and decent pensions, hope to save for the future, or what comes our way! Getting solar installed another auxiliary battery/isolator.... We had planned on converting a van, but we had the truck and its 4x4. Camper same room as most vans!
Said 150 years ago there was no inside torlet or running water. im 65 years old and i remember we did not have running water, We had a hand pump outside and an outhouse out back. Our neighbor had an open well that had to pull water with a bucket on a rope.
Bob thank you. Your filming was really great on this video. The angles and absence of the home owner in the shot for the initial view of the home was refreshing. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy seeing them, but it is nice to see the rig unrestricted too. Thanks
This looks very comfy cozy functional and air bags make it more stable. You can lie down, sit, stand or lounge if weather gets you stuck inside. It's darn nice! Happy trails.
This is great - just what I needed. I have been blessed to find in the middle of summer - a Hawk popup for a reasonable price and I can just fit all my necessities in there - clothes, dishes, computer and a few books and got it for the same reasons this great gal did - to be nimble and go places you can't go with other setups. The fact that she is doing what I am getting ready to do is super inspiring. I too want to work out of the camper as a writer. I also have a shower tent - that being the most annoying part of the setup - as I hate to go outside at night to do those necessities, but a class C or a trailer is just not going to work for going onto the back trails! I'm going to see if I can set it up to deal with the cold and stay up North through the cold months.
Because of coronavirus (social distancing), this is more hospitable. I love to do this. America is great country, and this is one of examples that you can do in America. Go USA !
Good video. Remember my uncle had one of these back in the 60's. They looked huge from a child's perspective. These units have always been popular with hunters due to there accessibility to remote areas. Glad it works out for you.
I love it. Very cozy and clean. Talking about fear at the end- smaller is safer for a solo female than an Airstream trailer. Not only do you have more mobility and can get out faster, but you have access to your cab and don't have to risk going outside if push came to shove. I just had my first solo night in my new-to-me RV, and to be honest, even though I was at a sketchy Walmart, I was too tired to be scared! lol
What a great use of space. I love the camper/truck combo! That’s exactly what I would choose. So cute how Cody manages to get a little camera time🐶🐾🐾 Her little dog was darling.
great rig. I like it. this is the smallest camper I have ever seen. I like it. I am glad that you shared this interview with me. stay safe and happy trails.
I love your rig, so comfy and warm and organized and clean. Just the right size of me and my Chi. I have been thinking about camper vans because of more than one way out and in also more windows. Now, you have shown me another way. I love what you have done here.
I have always wanted to see inside one of those campers. I live full time in a RV park in a 30 foot 5th wheel right on a great spot next to a lake. I don't have an auto to move it. I read to move on with a class b RV but I am going to look into those campers. I have found the smaller the better with less stress. I thank you for letting me see your home.
Thanks for sharing your life with us. I've been following you for a while now and I appreciate the hard work you are putting in helping folks learn about this life style.
This was a wonderful interview. This woman has got her act gather. And I am definitely going to look for one of these campers, I doubt if I’ll find one, but I’m certainly going to look.
CheapRVliving Been watching several videos. So interesting. I haven't heard anything about how water supply is stored. And do they have AC? Has to get hot in there
I respect what your doing. I think what your doing is very smart and also is less expensive than apartment living or living in a house. Being around nature and being able to see different things I find helps greatly as a stress reliever.
Wow! That is an amazing set-up. It makes me want to go mobile. I just bought a used Toyota Prius and would love to go camping with it but this set-up looks like a real home, at an affordable price. I wish that there wasn't so much stigma with living mobile.
Bob thank you for interviewing solo gal. Im very much in limbo on camper but this video opened a positive outlook towards thiiis rig. Thanks great interview and thanks to the kind lady and tour sharing her life,
I love this! She has thought of EVERYTHING! That's the first time I've seen the outdoor shower enclosure/toilet set-up...nice! I guess that in the winter season one would have to make other bathing arrangements. Otherwise, this looks ideal! Thanks, Bob. Love your videos!
I had a PU super cab with duel gas tanks and a 8 ft bed camper and no toilet with a portable fold up potty with plastic bags. Worked great for me. When I married my X wanted a 5th wheel so reluctantly traded in my PU camper for it and still to this day I wish I had kept it. I loved it so much and was so easy to go anywhere I chose without incident .
I carry an airhorn everytime I have my dogs outside. I don't have a fenced in yard and sometimes stray dogs will enter. If I take the dogs for a walk I always have it with me.
Really enjoyed the video. I will be moving to Washington with my son, wife n grandkids this summer. I have been living in my '78 Six-Pac camper since Jan '19. It needs some repair but i love it. Although I am a lil nervous about working the propane, battery, toilet/shower n know very lil about the water system. Im looking for step by step videos for my specific needs but havent found really any. So i take notes on the closest issues i have. Seeing how comfortable,safe n confident this woman was in the video was so helpful. Thx
Love this camper. Thank you Bob and Christine. Just the right size for me. Another plus is that you can move anytime. My family does not like it. I’m 71. But I have camped in a tent which I thought was more scary. I had a little towable trailer. I felt really safe but I don’t want to tow anything.
Bob, when you interview people with truck campers, I wish you would ask how often they separate the camper from the truck. What's more difficult breaking camp to run to town/site see with both, or leave the camper and use the truck by itself?
Thanks for the reply. What you describe is I kinda what I thought. The idea of setting up camp for like a week and separating (then re-connecting) the camper to use the truck separately seems like too much of a hassle to me; not to mention the stability of the camper sitting on the 4? jacks, with someone moving around inside, plus wind... doesn't seem too practical.
Christine, I think your doing what fits you and makes you comfortable. Your rig is ideal for what you want to do. The freedom of being creative does make you a better person. Good intro to a newbie. This Sailor is out...
Very cool and rare non-popup FWC model! We also came from a 25-ft Airstream to a FWC :) We also decided to go without a toilet and shower. It has not been a problem at all and there are 5 of us :) I agree that the less coworkers know about your living arrangement the better. Sounds like you've done your research :)
Good video ! I have the same truck and I just got a 26 ft mercedes Winnebago . Lots of people asking why I went so small . You explained it well you only use so much space . And it’s nice to be smaller and more nimble. Nice rig !
She’s doing exactly what I’d prefer to do. I have a little Tab trailer and find it annoying to haul and for all the reasons she states. I’m a professional too and seeking a home job so then eventually I can do the same .
"Use 4WD to get UNSTUCK not Stuck" THAT is the best piece of off roading advice I have ever heard on RUclips. When I was a kid, we hunted a lot. My Dad bought a 1969 Ramcharger. I asked him why he didn't put big "mud grip" tires on it. He said "you'll just be 5 miles further from camp when you have to walk back." LOL.
Your Craigs list listing is gone but I think I found it mentioned on: forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/37241-Four-Wheel-Campers-(-quot-NEW-Hard-Sided-Cabover-Campers-quot-)
What a wonderful set up! Seems this lady had quite a bit of money to get a nice start, I love how organized and clean everything is but she has more of an income then many folks who do this it appears. I notice she didn't. discuss her income or monthly cost/ income ratio but I sense it's sig higher than many folks doing this.
Ever think of the portable five gallon water and self contained toilet with monitor system , easy carry and storable , dump tank very easy , would eliminate the nasty bucket and bag method or those shady restrooms especially at night . Cost factor around one hundred to two hundred dollars , many models to choose from . Nice shower setup , now just get a decent toilet .
I wish 4wheel campers made more of these - really cool! I also want a hard sided truck camper, but I am weight constrained. Not many options out there.
What does she mean, "I have air bags?" I assume not crash bags. She was talking about weight, I think. Love her set up. Plenty for me. Camping potty/shower is great. Plenty for me. As long as one moves around to the warmer climates, I don't see why it wouldn't be good year around. Wish we could have met her. Maybe, eventually. Thanks, Bob.
Vans sure do appeal to me because you can be stealth if you want/need to. But a bigger part of me wants to be out in deep nature, so 4WD could be a great option to have. She seems like a cool fun person. Not many women like to backpack with a tarp for shelter.
An idea for Christine would be to have an outside light (and maybe solar powered) on the side to be used if she has to get up during the night for the bathroom maybe.
Would like to know how she's doing ... 3 years later in 2020. Did she persist in her new lifestyle. Is she happy still with her decision to live on the road? Thanks.
I just signed the dotted line on a truck camper and a one ton diesel 4 x 4 last week. Well done Christine! I could have done many RV options but agree with your philosophy of being nimble and enjoying a simpler life in nature... yet still having the basic creature comforts! I'm pushing retirement so good for you for doing this earlier! Smart girl!!!
Thanks Bob for sharing inspirational folks like this with us viewers!
How’s the adventure?
the one piece of advice i would want to pass on to christine would be to use the 2-chair 'trick' to make your campsite look like there is more than 1 person. otherwise, i love her set up!! it's really wonderful! good luck to you, christine!
einsteinwoman good advice
May I ask why?
Thanks for the great idea!!
einsteinwoman she has two out there! Watch the vlog
+mlcm123 two chairs outside to make it look like two - not one. So, it doesn't advertise that she is a single woman for safety.. My guess.
Probably one of the best RV minimalistic/life style videos that I have ever seen. This should be an inspiration to anyone who is considering down sizing their lifestyle.
Thanks for watching Davie, I hope my interviews of folks who are still working on the road DO inspire others to do the same.:)
These are great little campers and she's fortunate indeed to have found one. They paid a lot of attention to things that are important in a small space, storage and kitchen.
A nice video. This woman is a great example of enjoying the life you have. Thanks Bob for letting us see and hear this.
I love truck campers...my dad had one when I was a child and we enjoyed it soooo much...I have such happy memories of our trips in the truck camper!
I like how she has tape over her laptop camera, like I do. Smart lady!
I buy those little stickers u can use for crafts. They already have sticky stuff on back and decoration on front
I do the same with my webcam. It is easy to hack into someone's computer and use their webcam to spy on you without you knowing.
I dont ever cover mine, and I always type naked.
It would’ve been better to buy a travato 59K because by the time you buy the truck and the trailer It’s almost the same price and you have a nice bathroom and you can park anywhere. They are really nice because the bathroom is in the back and nothings obstructing the view along the inside
I think this is a wonderful choice for a single person. When you want to travel in remote areas, a smaller rig is ideal! I love living in my van for my sense of freedom. Great Video!
Cute camper! It's got way more kitchen storage space and storage in general than the house I rent! I love this.
What a great setup, Christine sounds like a great person, such a great personality. Hopefully at some point we'll meet on the road.
Awesome Tour!!!I like the way she protects her privacy !!My late Dad would have loved her camper!!!🌞
I gotta tell ya Bob I'm addicted to watching your videos, bc I really really want to do this, live this way, but try telling my husband he doesn't agree.. Even though we are broke after paying 1000.00 month for rent , cable is 280$ , electric bill 260$ , car insurance, car payment 380$ , credit cards ( I have 5 ) , so when two people are disabled, but not in wheelchairs , we both love camping, no joke, after paying just our bills we are not only broke we are constantly overdrawn too.. I'm tired of it , I'm not happy, I have tons of stuff that doesn't make me happy , he just doesn't like change I guess idk what it is with him. our son and his family live in Florida , we never see him maybe once every two years, we live up north , I'm sick of just sitting here day in day out, so hopefully he'll think about it at least..I told him to get on UTUBE and subscribe to your channel , I told him how much he'll love watching the tours of rigs..still waiting.. we'll see, Thanks so much Bob for giving me the choice of not being stuck in life 😎
Tina Scott if you get rid of cable, you can save over $3k a year. If you listen to Dave Ramsey, he can help you with a strategy to pay off your debt and get a plan to have enough money to get you in the road. God bless you and your husband.
Tina Scott / Get your husband to watch the RUclips channel “Elsa Rhae!”
I do the same thing but looking at getting a camper and working full-time. That savings will come in handy in 15 years when I retire
We retire in 5 mths just bought a small camper for our short box truck, it's also a lite camper. Come March 2021 we are hitting the road, selling off everything! We have no debt and decent pensions, hope to save for the future, or what comes our way! Getting solar installed another auxiliary battery/isolator.... We had planned on converting a van, but we had the truck and its 4x4. Camper same room as most vans!
@@noelcayer3599 Fingers crossed you'll be living the dream soon.
Said 150 years ago there was no inside torlet or running water. im 65 years old and i remember we did not have running water, We had a hand pump outside and an outhouse out back. Our neighbor had an open well that had to pull water with a bucket on a rope.
Plumbers cleaned up the U. S.
Bob thank you. Your filming was really great on this video. The angles and absence of the home owner in the shot for the initial view of the home was refreshing. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy seeing them, but it is nice to see the rig unrestricted too. Thanks
Thanks for the feedback Anita!
Love Christine's camper. The storage is amazing for such a small space!
+SoulSistersSurvivors Sisters yes it's a brilliant use of space.
This looks very comfy cozy functional and air bags make it more stable. You can lie down, sit, stand or lounge if weather gets you stuck inside. It's darn nice! Happy trails.
Happy trails annette!
Love the camper! Able to stand up. Has everything you need, as long as you don't get into clearance issues. Working on the road is such a privilege.
This is great - just what I needed. I have been blessed to find in the middle of summer - a Hawk popup for a reasonable price and I can just fit all my necessities in there - clothes, dishes, computer and a few books and got it for the same reasons this great gal did - to be nimble and go places you can't go with other setups. The fact that she is doing what I am getting ready to do is super inspiring. I too want to work out of the camper as a writer. I also have a shower tent - that being the most annoying part of the setup - as I hate to go outside at night to do those necessities, but a class C or a trailer is just not going to work for going onto the back trails! I'm going to see if I can set it up to deal with the cold and stay up North through the cold months.
I love the way he complents EVERYONE 😘
Because of coronavirus (social distancing), this is more hospitable. I love to do this. America is great country, and this is one of examples that you can do in America. Go USA !
Great interview with a wonderful lady. Thanks for sharing :)
Love this little camper!
Thank you for sharing.
Good video. Remember my uncle had one of these back in the 60's. They looked huge from a child's perspective. These units have always been popular with hunters due to there accessibility to remote areas. Glad it works out for you.
bob these videos where you interview are amazing. you really are an amazing interviewer
I respect her for wanting to keep her identity a secret :)
Meh.
I love it. Very cozy and clean.
Talking about fear at the end- smaller is safer for a solo female than an Airstream trailer. Not only do you have more mobility and can get out faster, but you have access to your cab and don't have to risk going outside if push came to shove. I just had my first solo night in my new-to-me RV, and to be honest, even though I was at a sketchy Walmart, I was too tired to be scared! lol
What a great use of space. I love the camper/truck combo! That’s exactly what I would choose. So cute how Cody manages to get a little camera time🐶🐾🐾 Her little dog was darling.
I am very impressed! I can actually picture myself doing this. Thanks for sharing.
great rig. I like it. this is the smallest camper I have ever seen. I like it. I am glad that you shared this interview with me. stay safe and happy trails.
I love your rig, so comfy and warm and organized and clean. Just the right size of me and my Chi. I have been thinking about camper vans because of more than one way out and in also more windows. Now, you have shown me another way. I love what you have done here.
Wow, you have a beautiful home. I wish they would make those campers again. Best of luck!
Awesome interview. I need to consider doing this with my truck. I have a small TT, but like the mobility of this setup.
Love this video. Love her outlook. Great rig. Well thought-out system. Thanks for posting it.
That is a special rig I love it👍👍. Thank you for sharing this awesome video!
love this little camper. everything so nicely set up. small but looks roomy.
Nice rig Christine and congrats on breaking free.
I have always wanted to see inside one of those campers. I live full time in a RV park in a 30 foot 5th wheel right on a great spot next to a lake. I don't have an auto to move it. I read to move on with a class b RV but I am going to look into those campers. I have found the smaller the better with less stress. I thank you for letting me see your home.
Thanks for sharing your life with us. I've been following you for a while now and I appreciate the hard work you are putting in helping folks learn about this life style.
Thanks for watching Richard!
I am following you from India
This was a wonderful interview. This woman has got her act gather. And I am definitely going to look for one of these campers, I doubt if I’ll find one, but I’m certainly going to look.
Thanks Christine, stay safe... thanks Bob
Thanks for watching Sarah
CheapRVliving Been watching several videos. So interesting. I haven't heard anything about how water supply is stored. And do they have AC? Has to get hot in there
Very nice truck camper! Sucks they only made 40 of them. Awesome idea to stuff the throw pillow cover with an extra blanket!
Wow, love this!!! Thanks for showing me what I've always wanted lol!!!
Love her setup.
Keep on living! Living to make others happy will never bring YOU satisfaction.
Very impressive! Not just the camper but her organization of the rig.
Another good video bob..keep up the good work
Thanks for watching mastertung7
I respect what your doing. I think what your doing is very smart and also is less expensive than apartment living or living in a house. Being around nature and being able to see different things I find helps greatly as a stress reliever.
She is a smart lady. Great rig. Thanks for sharing.
Wow that lady really had it sorted out. Thanks Bob 🙏🏻👍🏻🇦🇺
Wow! That is an amazing set-up. It makes me want to go mobile. I just bought a used Toyota Prius and would love to go camping with it but this set-up looks like a real home, at an affordable price. I wish that there wasn't so much stigma with living mobile.
I like her set up, no clutter, comfortable. Way nice.
I Love your WHOLE SETUP 😍😍 ... It inspires,relaxing, it's Amazing 🙏🚃
Great video. She is VERY WELL organized and clean.....nice :)
Bob thank you for interviewing solo gal. Im very much in limbo on camper but this video opened a positive outlook towards thiiis rig. Thanks great interview and thanks to the kind lady and tour sharing her life,
I love this! She has thought of EVERYTHING! That's the first time I've seen the outdoor shower enclosure/toilet set-up...nice! I guess that in the winter season one would have to make other bathing arrangements. Otherwise, this looks ideal! Thanks, Bob. Love your videos!
I had a PU super cab with duel gas tanks and a 8 ft bed camper and no toilet with a portable fold up potty with plastic bags. Worked great for me. When I married my X wanted a 5th wheel so reluctantly traded in my PU camper for it and still to this day I wish I had kept it. I loved it so much and was so easy to go anywhere I chose without incident .
Nice camper! Thanks for the tour!
I carry an airhorn everytime I have my dogs outside. I don't have a fenced in yard and sometimes stray dogs will enter. If I take the dogs for a walk I always have it with me.
Really enjoyed the video. I will be moving to Washington with my son, wife n grandkids this summer. I have been living in my '78 Six-Pac camper since Jan '19. It needs some repair but i love it. Although I am a lil nervous about working the propane, battery, toilet/shower n know very lil about the water system. Im looking for step by step videos for my specific needs but havent found really any. So i take notes on the closest issues i have. Seeing how comfortable,safe n confident this woman was in the video was so helpful. Thx
I was *NOT* expecting the awesomeness that is the inside of that teeny tiny camper. Wow!
Love this camper. Thank you Bob and Christine. Just the right size for me. Another plus is that you can move anytime. My family does not like it. I’m 71. But I have camped in a tent which I thought was more scary. I had a little towable trailer. I felt really safe but I don’t want to tow anything.
Bob, when you interview people with truck campers, I wish you would ask how often they separate the camper from the truck. What's more difficult breaking camp to run to town/site see with both, or leave the camper and use the truck by itself?
Thanks for the reply. What you describe is I kinda what I thought. The idea of setting up camp for like a week and separating (then re-connecting) the camper to use the truck separately seems like too much of a hassle to me; not to mention the stability of the camper sitting on the 4? jacks, with someone moving around inside, plus wind... doesn't seem too practical.
Off topic, but is your profile pic General Longstreet?
Very nice. I'm a little jealous.
Very practical set up... for solo only! NICE!
Christine, I think your doing what fits you and makes you comfortable. Your rig is ideal for what you want to do. The freedom of being creative does make you a better person. Good intro to a newbie. This Sailor is out...
Great set up and she has a wonderful attitude.
Very cool and rare non-popup FWC model! We also came from a 25-ft Airstream to a FWC :) We also decided to go without a toilet and shower. It has not been a problem at all and there are 5 of us :) I agree that the less coworkers know about your living arrangement the better. Sounds like you've done your research :)
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How beautiful. I love her space and style. Great storage. Lovely tour.
Congrats! Great deal and nice and clean! Love your truck too. Great interview. Safe travels.
Do you think if worse comes to worse, you could crawl through the camper window into the truck?
I sure hope so, or maybe you could get it set up that way. My security!
A sleeping bag as pillow stuffing. Clever lady!
Christine, I enjoyed listening to you. You are well spoken. I love your deep thinking!
Christine is on the run
This lady is AWESOME! I want the same set up!
Another happy camper ! Had to say it :)
Christine this really Common with Covid now work from mobile good job
Good video ! I have the same truck and I just got a 26 ft mercedes Winnebago . Lots of people asking why I went so small . You explained it well you only use so much space . And it’s nice to be smaller and more nimble. Nice rig !
"And do you generally pull it out?"
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Bob, you are THE BEST!
She’s doing exactly what I’d prefer to do. I have a little Tab trailer and find it annoying to haul and for all the reasons she states. I’m a professional too and seeking a home job so then eventually I can do the same .
I love these little campers that goo on back of the trucks so cute only just discoverd them.
"Use 4WD to get UNSTUCK not Stuck" THAT is the best piece of off roading advice I have ever heard on RUclips. When I was a kid, we hunted a lot. My Dad bought a 1969 Ramcharger. I asked him why he didn't put big "mud grip" tires on it. He said "you'll just be 5 miles further from camp when you have to walk back." LOL.
Your Craigs list listing is gone but I think I found it mentioned on:
forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/37241-Four-Wheel-Campers-(-quot-NEW-Hard-Sided-Cabover-Campers-quot-)
God bless Christine.
Very nice. I love how neat and clean it is.
Very nice setup!
Thanks for the tour and stay safe.
I wonder if anyone
has told Bob they need to conceal their identity because they have warrants.
More likely a pizzed off ex.
What a wonderful set up! Seems this lady had quite a bit of money to get a nice start, I love how organized and clean everything is but she has more of an income then many folks who do this it appears. I notice she didn't. discuss her income or monthly cost/ income ratio but I sense it's sig higher than many folks doing this.
Missy Mayes Yes, we're all coming from different places financially and otherwise.
Ever think of the portable five gallon water and self contained toilet with monitor system , easy carry and storable , dump tank very easy , would eliminate the nasty bucket and bag method or those shady restrooms especially at night . Cost factor around one hundred to two hundred dollars , many models to choose from . Nice shower setup , now just get a decent toilet .
Congratulations girl🦋 Fantastic😊
Lance 650 has a bathroom for midsized truck as well as Capri campers retreat, which has a shower but not built in toilet.
I wish 4wheel campers made more of these - really cool! I also want a hard sided truck camper, but I am weight constrained. Not many options out there.
What does she mean, "I have air bags?" I assume not crash bags. She was talking about weight, I think. Love her set up. Plenty for me. Camping potty/shower is great. Plenty for me. As long as one moves around to the warmer climates, I don't see why it wouldn't be good year around. Wish we could have met her. Maybe, eventually. Thanks, Bob.
Suspension bags on rear axle to adjust & offset weight.
Vans sure do appeal to me because you can be stealth if you want/need to. But a bigger part of me wants to be out in deep nature, so 4WD could be a great option to have.
She seems like a cool fun person. Not many women like to backpack with a tarp for shelter.
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You should remove the rear seat from cab if you're not toting passengers around = more storage
Your family's worry is just what's going to happen when it's your turn to host Thanksgiving dinner for twelve. lol
An idea for Christine would be to have an outside light (and maybe solar powered) on the side to be used if she has to get up during the night for the bathroom maybe.
So is Christine still in the camper full time?
Great setup. Never would have imagined how much room there is.
Thanks for watching Maria
Thank you so much! Very Inspirational
I LOVED this video! Great job!