Screw every other tricked out glamp wagon I've seen on RUclips. This is by far the coolest and most unique build. He could make a career designing these things. So many clever ideas integrating the different systems to work together
That hot water system he has is genius. I took notes on that - even I probably wouldn't have thought of all of that. It means he can warm the engine up for starting even when its -40°C outside without needing to be by a plug in for an electric block heater. Very clever.
Yeah, with diesel fuel or solid fuel or both, and without any deliberate operations - Once the room heating is on, the engine coolant is preheated simultaneously. And when the vehicle is running, the excess heat from engine is gathered and reused to heat up both the water tank (through heat exchangers) and the interior space (through the vehicle's original A/C system). Super efficient. Still haven't found what the LPG tank at 1:56 is used for, as the cooking burner is wood-fired... Maybe it's just a warning sign "Don't ever try to be too close behind me unless you want to blow up your car"
Would love to see more detail on that system. I did something similar in my house with my wood stove, an old steam radiator, a box fan with a water to air radiator, some insulated pex lines and a recirculating pump. It heats my garage shop.
I truly envy people who end up making the commitment to get out there like this. This is a huge dream of mine and I really hope one day I make it into a reality
Fanfrickintastic build! Great for hiding out in the woods when you just want to be left alone!!! Monster solitude! With comfort and class! Brilliant mechanicals!
In Portland Oregon at waterfront park i walked past a park bench . someone wrote on it if you were homeless you would be home by now .that was 30 years ago . i guess that gave a lot of people an idea !
For sure! Me too! Too many of these type of van homes are either crammed, not enough windows or both. This one is open-planned, full bathroom and plenty of windows. Only thing I’m concerned is the gas guzzling. 😅
Holy sh1t this guy is a genius. He must be a Engineer? Crazy build and what a beast of a Tiny Home. Traffic jam no problem!!! Great vid Chrome, nice shooting!!!
I have to get one, convert it, and leave with the family for a whole year. Thank you brother. I just added another item to the bucket list. Enjoy the freedom and stay safe.
-He has a 100% off grid power system. -Conserves water to a maximum efficiency -Monthly cost of living is $500, meaning he doesn’t drive a lot. You use way more resources than this guy.
@@promiscuouscrab4040 Yeah sure, if hes telling the truth and actually doesn't drive the thing at all. Which defeats the purpose of mobile home. Whats the point of it if its stationary.
What an amazing and inventive rig! I’ve never seen anything like this before! Thank you for sharing this! I’m absolutely blown away by your knowledge and skills in setting this up and maintaining an impressive lifestyle! Way to go!
I love this entire thing ... when he said wood stove and hydronic heat I was overly impressed by the ingenuity of recycling heat energy otherwise lost and exchanging it fluidly through to your domestic water .. amazing
You can get water up to the seat,and she will run. Slow, but that 6 wheel drive with low can climb out of anywhere. Never drive in reverse with low on. Will destroy the transfer case. Army has ton of 18 year old drivers tearing up transmissions.
Crome we started our vanlife yesterday. Wish us luck. Me my wife and 1 year old. We're in a 1975 class A camper. It's only 19 feet long. So I consider it van life lol it's small. Love your vids.
Hey! Best wishes to you both!! Be safe and have a wonderful time. I'm so happy for you. I'm almost there myself! Me and mine are in the beginning process of decision. Deciding on lrg van or? The political climate has made us think more long-term. We are ready to ENJOY life more. Congratulations on your new life!! Enjoy each other and the freedom ❤️
Such a self sufficiency wow! As a (female) truck driver who lives in the truck I admire you deeply for all the work and knowledge you have put in it! You also have a dog! 👍
Selling my M 923 A1 to my wife's coworker . Had fun, but I am not living in it. Spend many nights riding in one in Seoul Korea in the early 90's they suck. I am happy for him.😊👍🍻
I sleep in a converted Heavily insulated 18 foot Cheese Delivery truck on a private farm, when I go to work on my hobby trucks! Its great! And I am an old fart! too! kennethzakaib607@gmail.com
That set up is awesome! I mean it’s crude and rudimentary, like the engineering space of a US Navy ship, but it gets the job done! You’re in Canada, while others are problems with frozen line or freezing their asses off in general, you’re sitting pretty. I like the fact there is woodwork visible all throughout giving it character
Great Job. Only a Canadian would think of using Wood to heat. Let alone make his own Wood stove's. You do not see those Chain Saw's any more. I used 1 as a kid on the Farm, 40 years ago.
Love this interview!The tractor on this beast is exactly like our 5000 gallon tanker at our fire department. He did a awesome job with the plumbing. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 👍👍
Since watching this video I’ve been doing nothing but researching deuce and a half camper conversions and now it’s my life goal for when I retire. I absolutely love the rustic look he went for too.
I love the neat, plain and rustic look of the design. your arrangement of cutlery and storage design is impressive and pleasing to eyes. this whole setup both exterior and interior gives a vibe of a perfect mobile sanctuary for a real or fictional disaster situation. or just to go around on an adventure.
*He actually has a chandelier in his living quarter!* I've been wondering whether I can keep an old small chandelier in my sticks-n-bricks that I love ... because I have never seen any build with one.
Wow, this guy sure is a Genius! I can't believe the build, truly incredible. If I see this guy coming, I'm moving over, lol! All the best to him on his journey! Thank you Chrome for a great video.
Wow - clearly has some upgrades since 1983 when I drove my first duesenhalf around the barracks. No power steering back then; but seeing you do a one-handed spin at the 9:57 mark - I'd give just about anything the drive one again (but with power steering).
One of the best builds I have seen! its Safe, Reliable, Cheap to fix, cheap to maintain, will never get stuck. the only down side i see is gas, but i personally would rather stress about gas than being stranded because my motor or transmission blew up.
So I did my schooling from an military school, and these Big trucks used to be our school buses... I really loved them... They are so powerful that you can actually feel it
Impressive rig. Impressive guy. This is a perfect match for him. Since you never mentioned one, I figure he doesn't have a channel. If he did, he'd grow very quickly, I'm sure.
Speechless . Really cool and quite livable. I am curious about M P G??? When I was driving in the Army. I'm glad I didn't have to buy fuel but what a way to go.
He certainly did say what his fuel budget is at less then 5mpg takes a lot to get around he did a nice job on the container conversion except i like to see my stuff on the shelf those wooden boxes would be a fail for me otherwise great build!
@@DK-survival or cooking oil or pretty much anything else that engine will use... It's probably one of the best platforms for the versatility of fuel use going.
I built a Gmc savana van into my permanent home , have solar generator three panels , Chinese diesel heater , refer and freezer , computer , all the electric I need ! It’s almost November and rarely need to charge with 120 plug in ! It’s the life for me! Been doing it for almost three years now!
I'm sure I passed you in Newfoundland in June '18 and stopped to take a picture of your truck as you went by. I was in a new dark red Charger, near Blow me Down I think.
Absolutely awesome renovation, love love the old military vehicles trucks, hum vs thy r awesome, and love anything Camo....Great Job!!! Some of these tiny homes are amazing, brings people creativity skills to life and their imaginations just amazing that thy live in & love and it's their very own creation , bet this Carrier can tell lots of stories...Rustic/ Vintage look wood work is beautiful , Great Job!!! Deff would move into this.
5 ton we use to drive while I was in the service. I remember my first year in back in 1995 I drove one of those to a range with the 4 wheel drive engaged and started smelling something burning. We got to the range and the mechanic opened up the front hub and black dust started coming out. I had no clue that I had the front wheels engaged, lol. That was a true private moment, lol. I retired June 2014, we don't use them anymore but you can probably catch one assigned to a National Guard unit.
Awesome work. You’d be a great help to start your own business setting thing like that up for people want something similar but not knowing how to do it. Love your home!
Shipping containers are typically made of non-corrosive Corten steel, which is basically rust-proof. If that weren't the case, tiny homes made from shipping containers wouldn't be quite as viable.
That is huge ! But so awesome ! You did an amazing work that’s for sure but all that weight must be costly on the gas but still worth it and probably only you could drive that truck because you build it and know how to fix things when they fail , You did really an amazing build and probably ones of the best I’ve seen in a very very long time , Congratulations I’m very impressed
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I drive that same truck in the Marines. Very capable and can go anywhere except passed a gas station. He did a great job.
Yes no?
Lmao!
Robert Ottwell *past ✌
Thank you for your service! 🇺🇸
Part timer
Lol
The dude lives in a m939 with a shipping container on top that he built, can't get more badass then that
Than* that 😊👍
than
I’m currently building one using a 1988 Oshkosh 4x4 Wt2206 airport plow truck
Screw every other tricked out glamp wagon I've seen on RUclips. This is by far the coolest and most unique build. He could make a career designing these things. So many clever ideas integrating the different systems to work together
I agree!!!
fully agree, this is it right here.
I’m doing something similar with a 1988 4x4 Oshkosh military airport plow truck I got given to me from my employer
That hot water system he has is genius. I took notes on that - even I probably wouldn't have thought of all of that. It means he can warm the engine up for starting even when its -40°C outside without needing to be by a plug in for an electric block heater. Very clever.
Yeah, with diesel fuel or solid fuel or both, and without any deliberate operations - Once the room heating is on, the engine coolant is preheated simultaneously. And when the vehicle is running, the excess heat from engine is gathered and reused to heat up both the water tank (through heat exchangers) and the interior space (through the vehicle's original A/C system). Super efficient.
Still haven't found what the LPG tank at 1:56 is used for, as the cooking burner is wood-fired... Maybe it's just a warning sign "Don't ever try to be too close behind me unless you want to blow up your car"
@@JBF-GST-Tanda that whole system is SO inspiring! I've got so much work to do! I've got the truck so that's a beginning!
All I'd add is a motorcycle rack on the back for getting around short distances and urban areas
He can park a moped under that...
Suzuki DR650. Perfect
Or an electrique bike with 60 to 100km range
+1 for a DR650
there's alot of fast electric foldable scooter now.
I'm impressed with the tiny home. I'm more impressed with his mechanical ability to utilize the 7 gal keg for water and making his own heat exchanger.
Thanks man!
Brilliant.
Would love to see more detail on that system. I did something similar in my house with my wood stove, an old steam radiator, a box fan with a water to air radiator, some insulated pex lines and a recirculating pump. It heats my garage shop.
I truly envy people who end up making the commitment to get out there like this. This is a huge dream of mine and I really hope one day I make it into a reality
Be the change you wish to see.
Only difference from you and them is "choice".
Live your dream. 🤙
Just do it
Mad Max had nothing on him. That guy was ready for the apocalypse with that beast.
If only I were 20 years younger and still able bodied, I’d do this in a heartbeat. Lucky man, my friend.
Never too late, don’t have regrets later on.
Many people buy or make motor-homes at 70+ age and explore.
Liked this truck so much, came back 1 year later…and watched it again…it’d be a dream…
What a beast! I bet he never gets ticketed, after all no-one can get to the windshield wiper..
Yes no?
They probably think he's a military truck.
Fanfrickintastic build! Great for hiding out in the woods when you just want to be left alone!!!
Monster solitude! With comfort and class! Brilliant mechanicals!
When police caught him on the road while Corona virus lockdown and ask him to stay at home..
What..... 'I'm at home now'...
In Portland Oregon at waterfront park i walked past a park bench . someone wrote on it if you were homeless you would be home by now .that was 30 years ago . i guess that gave a lot of people an idea !
Lol
This is one tiny home that I could see myself living in and loving! Well done! Thanks so much for sharing!
For sure! Me too! Too many of these type of van homes are either crammed, not enough windows or both. This one is open-planned, full bathroom and plenty of windows. Only thing I’m concerned is the gas guzzling. 😅
Nice to see young men that have the guts to do these things, cheers man
Holy sh1t this guy is a genius. He must be a Engineer? Crazy build and what a beast of a Tiny Home. Traffic jam no problem!!! Great vid Chrome, nice shooting!!!
Agree
Welder, plumber, electrician. Very talented dude.
Ha, I thought this guy is an engineer, then I see your comment.
The vertical door latches, safe and secure. I’m not convinced.
Electricians were created because engineers need heros too.
Turning radius of eventually.
Love it.
Give me 40 acres and I'll turn this rig around.....
Similar to the QE2.
Visible from space. Apparently.
So adorable how perfect the propane fits into the spare tire
@@bobouzala nope I’m a dude. It was pretty adorable
500 pounds of spare tire---wow!!
I've gotten too old to change the 200 pounders on my glamping rig.
@@reverands571 Needs an electric winch mounted above it just lower it.
@@willybones3890 or a simple block and tackle,or ratchet strap. Always a way,if you take your time and use your head,not your back!👌
I literally see this vehicle in my town all the time, so weird to see this video in my feed.
I have to get one, convert it, and leave with the family for a whole year. Thank you brother. I just added another item to the bucket list. Enjoy the freedom and stay safe.
I love how he's all about recycling heat and energy conservation while driving a 15 ton truck doing 5mpg. Well at least the paint is green.
All of that recycling was so that he could keep the engine warm enough to start.
Pretty sure he has less of a carbon footprint than someone that lives in a house
-He has a 100% off grid power system.
-Conserves water to a maximum efficiency
-Monthly cost of living is $500, meaning he doesn’t drive a lot.
You use way more resources than this guy.
@@promiscuouscrab4040 Yeah sure, if hes telling the truth and actually doesn't drive the thing at all. Which defeats the purpose of mobile home. Whats the point of it if its stationary.
@@Qlicky the point is you can move it if you want. How often do you think that trailer park people move their houses?
When life gives you lemons, build a badass camper.👍🏻
Si no?
@Generic User Name
When life gives you another day. Build a sick camper like this legend.
What an amazing and inventive rig! I’ve never seen anything like this before! Thank you for sharing this! I’m absolutely blown away by your knowledge and skills in setting this up and maintaining an impressive lifestyle! Way to go!
I love this entire thing ... when he said wood stove and hydronic heat I was overly impressed by the ingenuity of recycling heat energy otherwise lost and exchanging it fluidly through to your domestic water .. amazing
You can get water up to the seat,and she will run. Slow, but that 6 wheel drive with low can climb out of anywhere. Never drive in reverse with low on. Will destroy the transfer case. Army has ton of 18 year old drivers tearing up transmissions.
I knew it was going to be amazing inside it was so badass on the outside. Man this guy wouldn't even notice the zombie apocalypse!! Love it.
"Zombie apocalypse? What zombie apocalypse?" he says...
@@bluecollarlit 😁 ikr
Gas?
John Taylor Can’t find fuel if everyone is a zombie. No production
I was disappointed to hear there was water in the beer keg.
Crome we started our vanlife yesterday. Wish us luck. Me my wife and 1 year old. We're in a 1975 class A camper. It's only 19 feet long. So I consider it van life lol it's small. Love your vids.
Hey! Best wishes to you both!! Be safe and have a wonderful time. I'm so happy for you. I'm almost there myself! Me and mine are in the beginning process of decision. Deciding on lrg van or? The political climate has made us think more long-term. We are ready to ENJOY life more. Congratulations on your new life!! Enjoy each other and the freedom ❤️
Congratulations to you and your family, Love from India 🙏🏻👍🏻
Such a self sufficiency wow! As a (female) truck driver who lives in the truck I admire you deeply for all the work and knowledge you have put in it! You also have a dog! 👍
Selling my M 923 A1 to my wife's coworker . Had fun, but I am not living in it. Spend many nights riding in one in Seoul Korea in the early 90's they suck. I am happy for him.😊👍🍻
That not a tiny home, that's a fortress on wheels, Awesome setup. Military surpluses rock.
I retired from the Canadian military and I used to drive the 2 1/2 ton truck and I miss it a lot
Isabelle Isabelle you get a great workout with the 2 1/2 tons trucks all the ones we had didn't have power steering!
@@slojogojo2766 Try with a closed trailer attached LOL
U have to go for a ride
Man lives in a truck. His living space is bigger than my downtown Toronto condo :'(
Your condo probably gets better gas mileage though.
I sleep in a converted Heavily insulated 18 foot Cheese Delivery truck on a private farm, when I go to work on my
hobby trucks! Its great! And I am an old fart! too! kennethzakaib607@gmail.com
This has to be one of the coolest tiny homes I've ever seen. Great work.
EXCELLLLLLLENT Do not lessen negative critics live you life. Best regards from France!
Thank you!
Now that's a MAN cave on wheels. How cool! Cruz looked so excited to ride in it. How awesome. Great buildup with the music and video shots, Chrome!
No sleeping stealth in that thing, unless you're in Iraq.
Yeah, that's the shitty part... Lol
Just park outside town and I don't think anybody will mess with ya in that rig.
@@wolfdar2009 lol true!
thats OG MAD MAX style. Or RAMBOW
Nobody well mess with that lol
That set up is awesome! I mean it’s crude and rudimentary, like the engineering space of a US Navy ship, but it gets the job done! You’re in Canada, while others are problems with frozen line or freezing their asses off in general, you’re sitting pretty. I like the fact there is woodwork visible all throughout giving it character
A Canadian with his homemade offroad camper, AWESOME!!🇨🇦 Be proud of your creation, young man!
Great Job. Only a Canadian would think of using Wood to heat. Let alone make his own Wood stove's. You do not see those Chain Saw's any more. I used 1 as a kid on the Farm, 40 years ago.
I cant believe you don't have more views. This thing is amazing. Ingenious build.
Seeing this depresses me because I was so proud of painting my cabinets as if it was such a job
🤣🤣🤣
Love this interview!The tractor on this beast is exactly like our 5000 gallon tanker at our fire department. He did a awesome job with the plumbing. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 👍👍
Since watching this video I’ve been doing nothing but researching deuce and a half camper conversions and now it’s my life goal for when I retire. I absolutely love the rustic look he went for too.
What an incredible landship! I like how you just casually put a tree stump on the front bumper at the end!
This is the most badass tiny mobile home I have ever seen! So many genius ideas! ♡ Thanks for sharing!
I love the neat, plain and rustic look of the design.
your arrangement of cutlery and storage design is impressive and pleasing to eyes.
this whole setup both exterior and interior gives a vibe of a perfect mobile sanctuary for a real or fictional disaster situation.
or just to go around on an adventure.
Anyone randomly seeing this thing on the road about to leave town cause they think some serious shit bout to go down.
😂😂😂
" on board I carry a welder in case of damage"
Couldn't help but picture a guy stored in the back as a pet welder haha.
Pet Russian or Pet American?
@@MusingMageofDisney russian welder with stick and ak
Pet welder!?? 😂
@@christianarias4850 haha ;)
@@christianarias4850 my ex is a welder this makes me laugh on so many levels.
I don’t know why i love stuff like this but I do, great video!
I was watching the first 1 minute with my great grandpa them he started to melt in tears😭😢
The opening score was perfect for the subject. Gave me chills. Just wish I could find the name of that song.
*He actually has a chandelier in his living quarter!*
I've been wondering whether I can keep an old small chandelier in my sticks-n-bricks that I love ... because I have never seen any build with one.
That's a wicked cool house, everything inside is very nice clever and nice wood. Hope to see it one day. I d definitely would live in it. Amazeballs!
Not your typical hippie tiny van home! The ingenuity that went into this build is inspiring! Well done sir.
I drove from PEI to Alberta and back half a dozen times.It's a big country.Great job man!.
Wow, this guy sure is a Genius! I can't believe the build, truly incredible. If I see this guy coming, I'm moving over, lol!
All the best to him on his journey! Thank you Chrome for a great video.
Sat the whole time watching this vid with a huge smile on my face. Brilliant way you think outside the box Mike and loving the chandlier.
7:30 he is prepared for ANY situation
I have a French bulldog. So yes definitely a bulldog fan. Very cool home bud. Nothing better then a moving house. ✌️😊
Wow - clearly has some upgrades since 1983 when I drove my first duesenhalf around the barracks. No power steering back then; but seeing you do a one-handed spin at the 9:57 mark - I'd give just about anything the drive one again (but with power steering).
Beastly engine sounds ... brings back my active duty days!
Thank you. So well done both of you. Amazing home. Well edited. Sweet tour. Filming and soundtrack beautiful.
Dude you've got my dream home right there...smart, rugged and Hi-Tech ....on wheels....genius ...
One of the best builds I have seen! its Safe, Reliable, Cheap to fix, cheap to maintain, will never get stuck. the only down side i see is gas, but i personally would rather stress about gas than being stranded because my motor or transmission blew up.
So I did my schooling from an military school, and these Big trucks used to be our school buses... I really loved them... They are so powerful that you can actually feel it
Impressive rig. Impressive guy. This is a perfect match for him. Since you never mentioned one, I figure he doesn't have a channel. If he did, he'd grow very quickly, I'm sure.
He's got an Instagram account - mentioned in the video notes, and at the end of the video.
This is defiantly 100% badass! Great job dude! Have fun!
I admire you, sir for achieving this lifestyle. Thank you for sharing a look into your tiny mobile home. :)
Speechless . Really cool and quite livable. I am curious about M P G??? When I was driving in the Army. I'm glad I didn't have to buy fuel but what a way to go.
He certainly did say what his fuel budget is at less then 5mpg takes a lot to get around he did a nice job on the container conversion except i like to see my stuff on the shelf those wooden boxes would be a fail for me otherwise great build!
Okay-this is the most awesome thing I've ever seen...total badass!
I have no more words...this is all
Lori Hicks agreed 100%
7:31 The NES... That's the best part in that cabinet.
Theres condoms in there. Not in the nes but the cabinet.
when the zombie apocalypse hits, he will be the only survivor
When you hear about Coronavirus...
Until he runs out of gas!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 gas is the issue
@@DK-survival or cooking oil or pretty much anything else that engine will use...
It's probably one of the best platforms for the versatility of fuel use going.
You get the gas out of cars.
I built a Gmc savana van into my permanent home , have solar generator three panels , Chinese diesel heater , refer and freezer , computer , all the electric I need ! It’s almost November and rarely need to charge with 120 plug in ! It’s the life for me! Been doing it for almost three years now!
You should tow a (Non potable water tank) or something of the like to store gas for your off grid truck.
No way Walmart's gonna allow that.
no way they could tow it away.
@@Lee-gc2mq lmaooo
Hahaha😀
That really made me laugh LOL
@@Lee-gc2mq they calling semi truck removal.
Damn this dude is ready for whatever comes his way, I'm sure that engine can drive to my house in Dallas and back to you with no issues
This has to be one of the most amazing builds I’ve ever seen.
God damn Tiny you call that it's bigger then my mother her house IT'S A BEAST AND I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!
I'm sure I passed you in Newfoundland in June '18 and stopped to take a picture of your truck as you went by. I was in a new dark red Charger, near Blow me Down I think.
Ive seen that rig down at Spanish Banks and wondered what it was like inside. Thanks!
That is a awesome set up. Talkin about reclaiming things definitely got that done.
The kind of tiny house military truck I expect someone like Burt Gummer to live in.
Great job! You say its a simple build, I think its a crazy hard build.That plumbing system is nuts. And everything is so complete. Nothing is hacked
Would have liked to see more of the inside of the truck living area...
This was definitely badass...and that music was awesome Chrome...you don't disappoint
Man!! That is soooo cool and he's such a nice young man.
Wow! What a great rig! Thanks for sharing your home with us.
Absolutely awesome renovation, love love the old military vehicles trucks, hum vs thy r awesome, and love anything Camo....Great Job!!! Some of these tiny homes are amazing, brings people creativity skills to life and their imaginations just amazing that thy live in & love and it's their very own creation , bet this Carrier can tell lots of stories...Rustic/ Vintage look wood work is beautiful , Great Job!!! Deff would move into this.
5 ton we use to drive while I was in the service. I remember my first year in back in 1995 I drove one of those to a range with the 4 wheel drive engaged and started smelling something burning. We got to the range and the mechanic opened up the front hub and black dust started coming out. I had no clue that I had the front wheels engaged, lol. That was a true private moment, lol. I retired June 2014, we don't use them anymore but you can probably catch one assigned to a National Guard unit.
Awesome work. You’d be a great help to start your own business setting thing like that up for people want something similar but not knowing how to do it. Love your home!
IDK if that's still qualifies as "tiny" 😂
I live in a small 1-bedroom apartment, and this guys house is by far smaller, so yes, it is a tiny house
desync0 it’s sure a cool tiny!
@@tastas02 joke killer😣
Slightly bigger then my NYC apartment ;)
I'd say more of a "small" home.
Why would someone dislike this video?? Awesome truck man! Your living space really seems like home.
jealousy would be the only reason
I love this. You're definitely the king of the road. When you opened up the windshield, it was awesome! Mad Max would be proud!
I saw this truck in Bracebridge, Ontario today. My first thought was badass!!!!
I'd focus on rust proofing next. I'm jealous...my wife would never survive mentally on the road.
Shipping containers are typically made of non-corrosive Corten steel, which is basically rust-proof. If that weren't the case, tiny homes made from shipping containers wouldn't be quite as viable.
@@connorr2647 did you see the frame of the truck? In most places in Canada, we used truckloads of salt on our icy roads.
This is hardly off grid when you're bounded by a 50 mile radius to a gas station.
Definatly would be a candidate for an auxillery tank.....
With 80 gallons if he could achieve 5 mpg (I’m sure he can) that’d be 400 miles
@@LowerClassClique Lol, 5 in that truck.
@@LowerClassClique holy bejeesus! your arithmetic skillz is superb! I wouldn't be able to come up with those figures all by myself.
hosackies obviously not😂
“80 gallon of fuel dosent last very long” 😂
Real gas mileage?
@@mysticalcarter3987
Not gas bud,, about 5mpg @ 70kmh to 80kmh.
It is an amry Truck
8.3 cummins is alcoholics.
Change the engine get a diesel Caterpillar
That is huge ! But so awesome ! You did an amazing work that’s for sure but all that weight must be costly on the gas but still worth it and probably only you could drive that truck because you build it and know how to fix things when they fail ,
You did really an amazing build and probably ones of the best I’ve seen in a very very long time , Congratulations I’m very impressed