What It REALLY Took To Build The MUSEROAMER (DIY EXPEDITION VEHICLE)
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2020
- This video dives into the details of what it REALLY took to build The MUSEROAMER, our DIY expedition vehicle. From the costs and expenses, to the resources it requires, to the mindset along the way, to how we worked with brands to elevate the entire build.
I was inspired by the EarthRoamer expedition vehicle build and decided I would try to build my own with a $30,000 budget and a 2 month timeframe. I quickly learned both goals were unrealistic, especially when I decided to take the project to the absolute highest level we could.
Intro: :25
Inspiration and History: 1:00
Pulling the Trigger: 1:30
Base Vehicle: 2:00
Budget: 2:30
Resources: 3:00
Design Evolution: 4:10
Working with Brands: 5:15
Where We Could Have Saved:
Change of Mindset: 7:00
What it REALLY Cost: 7:50
For Sale: 8:45
Final Thoughts: 9:30
Build Sheet Preview: 11:50
We documented the entire build, not only on video, but on paper as well. We took everything we learned and complied all the information onto The MUSEROAMER Project Build Sheet, which is available now. The Build Sheet contains a detailed list of materials, appliances, expenses, and components with links to where we found them. It also contains renderings and drawings to scale with detailed measurements. I've also included what I would do differently next time as well as ideas on how to save you time and money. I have no doubt that this will save people hundreds of hours of searching the web and decision making and money/materials if you decide to build an expedition vehicle of your own!
MUSEROAMER Build: • THE MUSEROAMER PROJECT
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Special thanks to:
Josh Heiner
Ashley LaMarre
Graham Anthony
George Raggets
Trevor Kingsbury
Mark LeBlanc
Supporting brands:
GoPro
Kicker Audio
MyMedic
Dometic
Vorsheer
Oakley Off-Road
Stroker Diesel
Baja Designs
Lion Energy
AM Solar
CampChef
Red Point Woodworks
Reparadise
Warn
Rossignol
Maverik
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Thanks for the honesty and transparency. Too many miracle channels out there fail to show the sacrifice and true cost of a build or adventure. Looking forward to the follow-ups and seeing how this beast performs for you.
Thank you so much for the support! Definitely knew going into it I would show the true cost of this so it wouldn't sway others into a tough spot.
I really appreciate the time it takes to make these kinds of honest videos. Also really solid advice at the end. Hope your recovery goes well. Cheers to finally enjoying the beast!!!
Thank you for the support I really appreciate it! 🤘🏻Thankfully my leg is feeling great lately, I've been able to bike and hike in our neighborhood again!
I appreciate how authentic you are about your build. You aren't trying to hide anything and you're more than willing to share how you did it with the world. I will never build anything like this, but it truly shows your character. Thank you :)
Thank you so much for the support Nicole, I really appreciate that! My biggest fear was putting out a build series and having a kid try to take on the project without the necessary time and money and get in way over their heads. I wanted to be open about the struggles from the start!
Great video! Well done on building this amazing vehicle. Props to you and everyone involved with the project. Hope to see you out on the road or around Park City sometime soon
Thanks man I really appreciate that! Hoping we can finally link up soon for an adventure! 🤘🏻
Awesome and inspiring!!!!! Thanks for sharing, its the first video I’ve seen of yours, and I’ll keep following.
awesome stuff Andrew, so glad you perservered against all odds. It turned out so rad!
Thanks Aaron I appreciate it! 🤘🏻We're stoked with how it turned out, now we just can't wait to get back on the road.
Awesome video as usual man. Very helpful for those of looking to do this in the future.
Thanks man I appreciate the support! 🤘🏻
I am glad to see in these unusual time your plans are staying the same. I am about to be unemployed for the first time in 31 years and plan to hit the road for awhile in my truck camper. Hope to run into the three of you and look at that awesome Overland Rig in person. Travel Safe Sir
Thank you for the support! I'm sorry to hear you're unemployed but excited for you that it gives you the chance to hit the road! I hope you stay safe as well and we can meet up on the road 🤘🏻
Great work
Loved the video man! Keep moving forward bro!
Thanks Dan I really appreciate it! 🤘🏻
Wow, I have seen so many DIY campers and honestly the interior design of yours seems outstanding, great job! Love your communication style and am envious of your lifestyle. Carl
Thank you! I really appreciate the kind message. I a super proud of this one!
This is too real. I’m in the middle of two full van builds and have a mental breakdown once a week at least, plus my budget just went to outer space immediately. If you need a shop to stop at in Tacoma Wa were here for you! Love the channel.
Thanks man I really appreciate that! I can't even imagine having two builds going at once 😂 I would totally have a mental breakdown.
It wasn’t the original plan but I came across an e350 with a freshly rebuilt 6.0 and needed it. Love that your truck is a 6.0, so many people talk bad but they’re incredible.
Keep up the great work. Looking forward to the next season. 🤟🏻
Thank you!! Can't wait to get out there, hopefully this all passes soon 🤘🏻
Thanks for releasing the build sheet love that helps a lot👍🙏
100% awesome content. When you assemble the blue print package with pricing I am ALL IN. Seriously enjoy the content.
Thank you Jamie! The Build Sheet is available on my website! www.andrewmuseproductions.com/product-page/the-museroamer-project-build-sheet
Good job, Andrew! Keep it up!
Thank you for the support! 🤘🏻
I loveee this gideo so much , coz its real amd it give hope to anyone who start from zero . Thank u andrew
Thank you for the love man! Anything is possible when you put your all into it 🙌🏼
Good job, man. Learning curve, but always good to have friends to help. :)
Not surprised about the price.
Excellent breakdown.
Thank you for the support! 😊
What a great informative video. You do a great job of being transparent and real. Your advice to young builders is invaluable.
Thank you so much. I do my best to be authentic and helpful.
Awesome content! Appreciate it.
Thank you so much!
Hi Andrew, I run a military charity in the UK that helps veterans who have suffered the effects of war or who have found the transition to civilian life difficult. In 2017 we started a new project where the veterans we help plus our small team built 4 Land Rovers and prepared them to expedition standard. We then used the vehicles to undertake an overland expedition driving from the UK to Greece and back, around 7,500 miles. We are about to start building a new vehicle to add to our fleet and we wanted this one to be a camper so trying to find other such like builds I found your channel and it has given me the inspiration for what we would like to build using a Land Rover Defender 130 which we already have and has been stripped down. I believe this project would be fantastic for the veterans we help and will give them a real sense of pride and self-worth. Once you have the plans I would definitely have them as a guide to what we will build ourselves. Thanks for this inspirational, here is a link to who we are, hope you can understand my Scottish accent ruclips.net/video/nx2KUySrSN4/видео.html
Hey man, thank you for sharing this. That sounds like such an incredible charity. I love the concept of building something from scratch and then being able to take them on an expedition and enjoy the hard work. You're right, there's nothing quite like the sense of pride after finishing a build. Please send an email to info@andrewmuseproductions.com with a little more information on the charity. I would love to help.
This is beautiful!!!
Thank you! So much work!
Very cool. Great work
Thank you! I'll be doing a full tour in the next few weeks going over all the components, how we've organized it and how it is living in it!
Thanks for sharing - it's rare that people actually talk openly about money and all that behind the scenes stuff.
Thank you for the support! Definitely wanted to be 100% up front and not sway people into trying to build one without knowing what went into it
I'm 71 years old. You did one kick ass job. I'll buy it.
Stay positive and keep up the great work!
Thank you Corey! 🙏🏼🤘🏻
PS loved following along keep it up man it is great content.
Thank you so much for the support! 🤘🏻
Loved the video! We were the same way with our bus build. Over budget. Over timed. But well worth the sacrifice!
That's seems how it always goes when it comes to one of these vehicle builds! But they are always worth it!
I built a 4x8 offroad tear drop trailer from scrap. I know when you say you spent many many hours looking at how things needed to go and in what order. I did the same on my little project. Took me about a year. I am wanting to build a bigger one now. Now that I have my own shop it will be somewhat easier. Looking forward to your videos
Thank you for the support Maurice! That's awesome you built your trailer as well. It's insane how many hours go into just brainstorming. If you do another build having your own shop will be a game-changer! 🤘🏻
That truck is awesome. I hope you enjoy all of your adventures.
Thank you so much! Can't wait to get back on the road
TAKE MY MONEY!!! I'd buy those blueprints just out of sheer curiosity even if I didn't plan to build it.
Haha they have a ton of information in them! 🤘🏻
I really enjoyed watching you videos. Wish to build my earthroamer one day. God bless from Philippines 🙏
Thank you for following along Caesar I really appreciate it! Hope you have a great day and are staying safe with all the craziness going on! 🙏🏼
Excite path of home on wheels construction!!! Thanks for share important informations, bro!! God bless you!!
Thank you so much for the stoke I really appreciate it! 😊🤘🏻
Super impressed and proud of your accomplishments with this build. The money is right on. Folks don't understand the commitment and work it takes to complete such a project. Having said that, they will never feel the gratification of standing ten feet away and saying, "Damn that's badass and I built it."...Great vid.
Thank you David I really appreciate that! It definitely feels good to look back and know I was able to build it. It makes all the long days and frustrating problems worth it in the end. 🙌🏼
@@AndrewMuse Might hurt the wallet a bit but listen to this. When your standing at 11,190 feet and looking down at a triple diamond, take your knees apart, yard sale making run, who needs a wallet, right? Boom! I said it....aahahahahha
Inspiration to many.... All the best 👍
Thank you for the support Kartheek! 🙏🏼
Looks spectacular
Thank you for the support, that means a lot after all the hard work!
Yo Bro - thanks for the content ! I hope to catch - ya out there , my rig is done but can't get it until the boarder opens , Holy crap ! Keep trudging ... Have a Happy Easter ~peace~
Thanks for watching! What kind of rig?! Happy Easter!
@@AndrewMuse 2018 Ram 5500 , 6sp man, crew cab , 41" tires , king shocks , cut pass thru , custom camper built on... Alpha Truck...separate garage for my bikes cause I'm a cycling race addict ...
Looking forward to seeing more videos
Thanks for tuning in! I'm doing my best to keep up with weekly episodes!
Wow! So happy for you guys. Stay safe out there when you are finally able to hit the road. And after you sell that beast, let’s buy a sailboat and cruise the South Pacific. #season4
Thanks man! We're in, we would love to do Season 4 on a sailboat. We also have a trip booked to the BVI in December so hopefully we see you down there then!
Super inspiring! I’m trying to decide whether to build out a slide in or an Astro awd for snowboarding year round/full timing. I’ve spent the last year in my Subaru, so I’m accustomed to living tiny! Now I’m ready to be able to sit up inside so I’m building out an upgraded home this summer (if I can move around at all haha!) I wanted to ask if you’re the same Andrew Muse from the Hollister FREEBORD crew? Anyway thanks so much for spreading the stoke and positivity!!! Maybe I’ll see you guys out on the road and get some turns in!
Thank you for the stoke! I had an Astro van before I started Tiny Home Adventure and loved it. And the slide in for Season 1 was perfect for myself and Booter. I definitely recommend either of those options! And I'm not the Andrew Muse from FREEBORD, I'll have to check that out! We would love to cross paths on the road and get some turns in. Can't wait to snowboard again next season now that my leg is healing!
Build budgets have a way of making us seem foolish when we're done and adding up the total cost. A couple of rigs in and looking at the next phase of this one...
Appreciate the honest cost break down. It always frustrates me when I see people claiming they spent an unrealistically low number of dollars on the build.
Will wave to you guys when we drive through Utah, or see ya on the road.
I figured my goal was going to be hard to stick to, but I definitely didn't expect to go so far over our original budget! And we would love to cross paths with you on the road! 🤘🏻
@@AndrewMuse completely. But all the places that you're going to be will be worth it.
We're currently on the rim of the Grand Canyon. Will wave when we drive through Utah this weekend. Let's hope that everything opens up a little bit soon!
This is great! I would love to see the blueprints as well...Question though, could you put this on a truck with a bigger cab? I have kids and should I take on this project I'd like to have them ride in a dual or at least extended cab so they could be comfortable in the back. Awesome job brother!
Hey Wayne, the blueprints are a foundation for a project, but you can definitely manipulate them for your specifications. I would probably try to have a shell manufactured elsewhere to be totally honest because it was so time consuming.
@@AndrewMuse I definitely see that as my plan for sure! Keep up the great work! Looking forward to watching S3!
Hi Andrew. I started following you just as you started the project. You have given me many ideas for mine, but especially one. It is better that I buy it manufactured to do it myself. I'm not handy enough.
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Congratulations for all the work done and for the result.
If one day you cross the pond and come to Spain, you will have a place to stay in my house as long as you want.
A greeting from Spain. 👍😉
Thank you for following along and for the support we really appreciate it 🤘🏻🙏🏼 Haha it would have been much less of a headache to have the shell made for us. We would love to make it to Spain someday, Ashley has a friend there she's been wanting to see! 😊
@@AndrewMuse No, do not hesitate to contact me in case you come. 😊😉
Yep I'll stay with the f250 camper build that I'm planning. I'd love to build something like this one day.
Good luck on your build! Honestly, a camper build is so much less of a headache than this was! Where are you planning on heading once it's complete?
@@AndrewMuse not to sure, Pan-America hwy is something ive wanted to do the most, but might do that on my Africa twin now.
I like your interpretation of Earthroamer VX. I've decided to build my own truck camper and not shell out $500,000. I've ordered 2021 Chevy 3500 dually and I plan to build a slide in truck camper. My design ideas will be based on your design and Port-Lite,Scout, Earthroamer and GVX Expedition Vehicle. I would like to adapt and refer to you design only mine will be slide in camper. What kind of composite panels did you use? Thanks.
Thank you Pedro! The first few episodes of the MUSEROAMER Project show how we built our panels, it's HDO sandwiched with foam board.
Super nice build! I watched the whole series after recommendation on the "Off Road, Overland Expedition and Camping 4wd Vehicles" facebook group.
How is the weight distribution? And how capable is it offroad does it have any lockers?
Im building a 1965 Unimog 404 Diesel camper myself :)
Thank you for tuning in! We're a bit back heavy but it seems to handle it pretty well. No lockers yet but when the budget allows it's on the list for sure!
Great vid and good info. Are you going to be at the DIY area for the Overland Expo West? We will be if the Expo isn't cancelled.
He had plans to be at the Atlas Packs tent but it got pushed back so I'm not sure what's going on now. I would love to link up though!
Would building something like that with aluminum frame work be possible if its not meant for off road use like yours ? Im thinking of a silverado mini motorhome but not as rugged and badass as yours plus weight would be a factor with a relatively stock truck possibly just adding airbags
If you have the capability of welding aluminum that would be an option for sure! We just didn't have the skillset to do it ourselves plus the cost factor so it wasn't an option for us.
I totally understand the price. The amount of time you put into the build is insane!! Also, you can film anything I’d probably watch it. Are you going to get together with other overlander youtube channels in the near future?
Thanks man I really appreciate the support! We had some plans set in place to meet up with other channels before the lockdowns started to happen so hopefully we can reschedule those when it's safe to travel again
Investments and liabilities. We must always first invest in ourselves. Good job! Enjoy the process!
Thank you Lucas! It was so much hard work but it definitely paid off in the end!
Haha. Wow dude. you really jumped the gun on your budget. Obviously it's well worth it knowing you and I know how unbelievable happy, but goooood dammmn! :)
Haha I definitely was optimistic about it but still can't really complain about what I ended up spending! 🤘🏻
The Idea was always to sell it for more than we put into it fingers crossed!
Hey Andrew, I might have missed it if you said it before, but did you ever get a wet/dry weight for the MuseRoamer?
We didn't weigh the shell before it was mounted but the whole thing fully loaded is about 14,000 lbs
how is the frolli doing you like or not does it help to avoid condens under the matras??
henk Schutte We are installing it this week. My guess is that it makes a huge difference!
I like the "radiused" corners, 45 degree'd anyway! Has to help the aero drag a bit.
Thank you! I'm really glad we took the extra effort and did that.
hows the 6 point blow goin? im on a budget too and i heard that's the nick name that comes along with the 6.0
Awesome man but am I missing something? You could buy a truck camper set up for off grid living with slide outs for less money. Maybe not as warm in the snowy climates but they say they are 4 season. I saw a 2021 Host Campers Cascade 10"6" for $80,000. Add your $12,000 truck and you are in a lot cheaper. Anyways, love the videos, keep them coming.
I did a truck camper for Season 1 and it was great for me and my dog, but lacked space and gear storage. This season with my girlfriend being with us we needed a lot more space and storage for all our gear and this was a way to customize it to what we needed. They can also be built cheaply and fall apart so you need to put more money into them in the end.
This video with real info real struggle real story and i love it ==……… v= i am gonna share this amazing video
Thanks for sharing man! 🤘🏻
What an incredible vehicle. I saw the origional Ford 550 and wondered if you considered keeping the origional boxes for storage and getting a camper to slide inside the remaining space. I love truck campers but the only downside I can see is a lack of storage, and those boxes are a possible source of storage. Your thoughts?
I hadn't even thought of that! It would be really nice for storage, but the rails came up too high for a slide in truck camper. If you built up the floor to make one fit the center of gravity would be too high.
Love It
Thank you Boris!
My bf & I are considering a project like this , it definitely seems not easy - that’s important that you got that across because it does seem like a dream but we are currently trying to off set the cost of living expenses while I finish school in Portland next year. We’re thinking more of a large van. Would you recommend used vehicles vs new ? And for raw materials wood and other things needed also places like Home Depot/Lowe’s or other places ? Thank you ❤️👍🏽🤟🏽🙏🏼
Hey Claudia, that's awesome you guys are considering a build of your own! To be honest I would totally recommend converting a van or a truck camper to fit your needs rather than building your own. It's a huge undertaking and I would hate to see the costs get out of hand for you especially just finishing school. I bought all my previous vehicles used and just cleaned them out and redid the interiors. I would highly recommend that option there's really no need for a new vehicle! And we did most of our shopping at Home Depot, Amazon, and a local build supply shop. I put all my expenses on my credit card and paid it off at the end of every month to get the airline miles and cash back offers.
Andrew Muse yes definitely will take all the info👏🏽 thank you so much for getting back to me! We appreciate it
how was it with the 6.0 did you guys put the bullet proof kit on it?
We did! We showed the process in one of the first episodes of the series. We haven't had any issues after bulletproofing it so it seems to have worked!
I like your fridge can you tell me what model and cubic foot it is please
Thank you Mari! It's a Dometic RM 8501 with 3.5 cubic feet. It's actually significantly bigger than the mini fridge we had in our last apartment 😂
just a simple question wall composite make up? foam adheared to osb and?
We go over the wall make up in Episode 1 of the MUSEROAMER Project ruclips.net/video/gNQ8YGWE5c4/видео.html but it's foam sandwiched between HDO with a minimal steel frame
Awsome thank you for the reply very nice of you!!
your playlist link isnt working possibly?!? (have subscribed and gone off looking for the videos regardless!)
Shoot thanks for letting me know! I'll look into it! 🤘🏻
it a really nice build what apps do you use to design your truck ?
Thank you Kenneth! We used Solid Works and Fusion 360 after I drew out the initial concept
@@AndrewMuse do u need to add turbo or nos to get extar power for the engine for the extra weight?
What would you say if I could create that camper shell (bare) out of fiberglass and resin for $35,000. Would that be a good deal?
Yeah, there are a few other options in that price range now.
I'm pretty sure I saw you last summer on Hwy 97 in Oregon between La Pine and Bend, headed towards bend. I thought hey. It's a diy Earthroamer 😂. Nice ford
Haha you probably did! We swung through Bend on our way to Hood River!
thanks, just found U - will b catching up on this
Thank you for tuning in! Hope you’re digging the content!
Thas one cool van mate love it
Thank you Gary I really appreciate the stoke!
Can you give me feedback on your Continental MPT 81 tires ?? I'm considering them for my Expedition vehicle build. Pros and Cons ??
We are liking them so far! We've had one flat that was easy to patch once we found a shop open, but other than that no issues with them. One note is they are extremely heavy, Ashley and I had to lift them together so mounting a spare is proving difficult.
Andrew Muse cool cool, thanks for getting back to me, I’m building an expedition/adventure camper from a 2007 express van school bus, it does have the Duramax which I decided I’d need because I will pull my Jeep @1badrubi behind it occasionally, I’ve watched almost all of your videos and I’m getting into doing videos of my own, I own an off-road and custom shop in Tomball (NW Houston) Texas..... thanks again and keep up the great work, I subscribed to your channel also !!!
what are the box size dimensions of you rig?
That's available in the build sheet but approx. 8x16!
Are you gonna re gear& bulletproof your vt365 (6.0 powerstroke)
We had it bulletproofed back at the start of the MUSEROAMER Project and it seems to be holding up well!
Andrew Muse you do the 197cc injectors?
$120K is well worth the result! I've got a 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 that I am thinking about building something. It's only got 65K miles and I have replaced many critical parts already (oil pump, front hubs, U-joints, tie rods, all brakes and other minor repairs). It's got Dana 60 axels with a 5.9L gasoline engine , but I don't know if it is enough truck to build a camper on it.
That sounds like a great base vehicle with a ton of potential! Probably want to go with something a little lighter and smaller.
Good luck pal , Make the most of it ,
Thank you! Doing my best! How are you hanging in there?
@@AndrewMuse I live on a boat so no change for me much self isolating. Cant go get out in my rig though. But a ho . Let's hope things can get back to semi normal soon a .
What is the link for blueprints please?
The Build Sheet can be found here www.andrewmuseproductions.com/product-page/the-museroamer-project-build-sheet
Saw you on I-15 our way to St. George yesterday!
We were escaping to the desert for a few days! Would love to say hello if we cross paths again!
@@AndrewMuse Love the build man, looks total quality and u saved a TON!!
@@stopper20 Looks good but nothing compared to the one that those guys build out in the Midwest. This is Bullshit.
Brillant
Thank you! 🤘🏻
Why did you chose a ford powerstroke I would like to build one and was wonder why the ford thanks
I chose the Ford since it's the base that Earth Roamer uses. It's easy to get parts for as well.
How did the moisture under the bed issue go?
We installed the Froli system last week and it seems to be helping significantly with the moisture!
Would you do the large tires again?
I am torn.
So far the Continental MPT-81's we're running have been great.
Michael Ramsey They are 3x as durable as civilian tires, they help keep center of gravity low, and most importantly they are super singles. My 2 cents.
If you get 250k for that I'll be absolutely baffled. I know you worked hard but the return on a van, truck, or other expedition vehicle is often less than what you even spend on materials. Just something to consider. Especially since a barely used Earth Cruiser is about 200k and that's professionally built with company backing and support...
Nathaniel Cushing yeah, not saying I want to sell it this moment but if someone offered me that it would be hard to say no.
Interested in the build details. When that is available, please let me know.
Thank you Brian! They're available on my website here www.andrewmuseproductions.com/product-page/the-museroamer-project-build-sheet
What is the final wet/dry weight?
14,000 wet fully loaded. Not sure about dry.
Really proud of u man. U did pulled it off... I am from India, looking forward to buy a similar motor home, so that i could travel world. Help me out how can i get one.
Thank you for the support Sumanth I really appreciate it! I'm not sure what base vehicles are available in India specifically, if you can get a truck camper I would highly recommend starting there!
Also what brand of wheel is that ??
The wheels came from the SRW Buckstop Conversion Kit so I'm not sure of the brand off the top of my head!
@PowerfulJRE....Please have him on your podcast...this dude is inspirational....
Thank you so much! 😊 That would be awesome!
I wonder how much of your cost / time overrun was due to designing on the fly.
Might you be able to make a business out of selling a kit for half or so? Sounds like the build sheet could be the beginning of it.
I definitely think I could have done it for less money without some of the learning curve involved. I was thinking of selling the shells in the beginning, but with how much time it took to build I shied away from the idea at least for now. At this point just focusing on selling the build sheet and offering consults!
bro i also want to make this roamer. after seeing urs m totally got shocked coz this is the whole design what i thought of making it. so can u pls share ur complete designs with me so that i can also make my dream come true. pls help me out.
Thank you for the stoke! I have my entire build sheet for sale on my website www.andrewmuseproductions.com/product-page/the-museroamer-project-build-sheet
What a beast! How much does it weigh?
Thank you! It's about 14k pounds
Would a 250 support this weight or do you need a 550?
I seriously can't wait to see your build come together man! Thanks again for reaching out! 🤘
Admire your willpower and dedication! Next time please contact us. Most of our customer manage to build their trucks with a budged of less than $100.000. Cheers and let’s meet up one day!
Thank you for the support I'd love to meet up someday! I've seen a couple of your builds, it would have definitely saved some headaches, but was out of our budget when we started with the $30,000.
I like to buy the blue prints I would build on a 5500 ram also this is a good investment and thought you had all 3 of you are easily self isolating in this zombie apocalypse we dealing with ya was already prepared lol
Thank you for the support! 🤘🏻Haha it was great to have the vehicle done finally but a bummer we haven't been able to go anywhere because of lockdowns! The blueprints are for sale on my website here: www.andrewmuseproductions.com/product-page/the-museroamer-project-build-sheet
Saw it in Utah today
Sick where at? We were filming like crazy that day and all over Salt Lake area!
@@AndrewMuse around Lehi on freeway leading to slc
Is there a tour video?
We have an updated tour video coming soon but there is one in Episode 7 of the MUSEROAMER Project ruclips.net/video/ZZXOwiubOs8/видео.html
You should make the build sheet available for Patreons
Ari Marks's That’s a great idea and something I’ve considered. Are you a Patreon of mine?
What is the total weight of the rig as is?
It's about 14k
@@AndrewMuse Sweet thanks. Really digging the series, been plotting one of these for a while since I sold my box truck. Guess you really did need the 550.
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🤘🏻🙏🏼 Thanks for the stoke!
I’m doing this
It's a huge undertaking but we're stoked with how it came together.
So loved the entire build, struggle and finished product until this video. Selling it now seems similar to sell out at a unfair profit from those who have helped you. Not hating we all need to live and work to a goal but this seems like it went from a lifestyle to a short term way of life to make end out making a lot of money on the endgame!
Thanks for your feedback Ryan! We aren't planning on selling it at least not until we've lived out of it for a couple years and need to settle down into a house. I've had multiple people reaching out asking what I would sell it to them for and I've turned them down. I've compensated my friends and plan on doing so again if I end up selling it down the road.
Andrew Muse thank you for the clarification on this. Like I said loved every part of this and the final product looks amazing!
I want more details and video about your water and watertanks...
I have the entire build series if you're interested. I'm also offering the build sheet for a small fee that has exact dimensions and drawing of the tanks. We have 66 gallons of fresh and 22 grey.
Andrew Muse i want to see more video of that 😉
Bo Edman only so much I can offer.