yes😃

But of course yesssssss 🎉🎉🎉❤😅

Yes

Sounds cool

Why not! 😄

14 gauge extension cord would have been a much better choice. You can use a separate 14-gauge just for the heater or like somebody else said a 12 gauge. I know $$$

I have a 500w space heater that would be perfect for it, not sure if made anymore, but they really should just do propane heat.

Camper with out wc

​@@STho205it is insulated though! I wonder if an rv extension cord would work better. ?

@@michelleparks4582 it's not insulated. It is wrapped in Tyvek waterproof plastic, but NO INSULATION. Drywall right and pallet clabbords over 2x2 balloon framing and a steel roof over open beams. It is more insulated than a tent just due to bulk. If they hung foam board instead of drywall...or they stuck foam board in the voids...or they sprayed expanding foam in ...then some insulation. The bus windows are single pane, but safety glass, frames are aluminum...so it is pretty R zero. It is fine for what it is. Most of their builds use drywall qith mud joints and marble tile flooring...yet we never see it a year later after they've bumped over gravel campground roads or boondocked. I'd like to see how those two things really hold up. I wouldn't put either in the rigs...but if they work long term I'd keep an open mind.

That's what I was gonna say

Definitely. Would make it tie in All together better as well . Way more room.🎉❤

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Yep the bed shouldve been there too. They 100% would fall off the one they have rn 😅

@@totot99 Yeah, I've seen a lot of other campers that have the bed over the cab. Definitely makes a lot more sense.

I've noticed a pattern with his vids and I have a sinking feeling that this won't be used for long and he'll be making another "tiny home" video in the near future

@@DarkTakanuva Agree. There is no way this thing will last more than a year or two if its moved often. And that wiring job. I didn't see a single part of it that even came close to code.

And they did everything they could to ensure that the wiring either fails or fails and burns everything done. No grommets or strain relief, no wire staples, wrong type of conductor, concealed junction boxes, no apparent GFCI or AFCI, etc. Oh, and no apparent fusing, unless i just missed it.And those "jack" boards, painted black? I can't wait until someone, probably a kid, walks face first into those or they snag a cyclist. I hope they have lots of insurance.

I wanna know how they access the upper bunk…

Good point. They never said if there was a ladder or what.@@bossfootbagstwo2078

I said the same thing, LOL!

it's his job 😂

I think ad rev might have something to do with it 😂

Ikr

You have a mouse in your pocket or what.

Where he poo?

@@user-gk4wc9xe3ethe woods

MBHE

Right

@@TheSonya06left

They are going to cook themselves even with the AC

But in the winter or chilly nights you'll be nice and warm. When I'm camping I'm only in the RV to sleep or unexpected bad weather.

@@mom.left.me.at.michaels9951 no ones camping during the winter

rip the minivan lol

Except for a lot of it, it was a trio.

Me when I saw the title wait you got you tuck for like 300 bucks! 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

@@MiaAndAvaSlayyou mean truck?

In many cities it is illegal to sleep in your camper even in free parking areas. Its like tenting on public property you’re probably going to be asked to move endlessly

Exactly.

Yes

Like where to go to the bathroom and shower

@@lasharonfulmer8194Yeah, it is definitely lacking on that, but some campsites have facilities for that. For everywhere else, a popup tent shower tent, cassette toilet, and a hanging shower bag would be needed as a minimum.

I think they used the sheetrock so they could put in outlets and lights more easily.

It’s gotta be to heavy for a half ton.

I definitely want to build this

agree! $50,000 truck, plus tax, title, license, insurance, add cost of building or buying a butt ugly homemade camper and you're set ! No more homeless! ! Can just drive down the road 24/7. Oh wait, $4 /gal gas will add about $100 month. Not sure where you plug in for electricity, maybe can rent a campsite for $1500/month. Just hope finances were not the reason for homeless.

Yeah well ... When they talk about the American's dream. I don't think this is what they have in mind, though.

Yeah, it's great if you have a strong enough pickup. Not many homeless people have $40,000 pickups.

Hence a wagon or SUV or van for options

Yeah, $1000 duck blind is what I dream of owning . . .

Same

Completely agree, re the too narrow beds ~ can imagine them rolling over in their sleep & tumbling onto the floor. 😮

…Or put a bed over the truck’s cab, then you would have had more living space and not have to sleep alone possibly.

@@sheeshbot Oh definitely but that would be a more involved build than simply widening the sides.

the beds could definitely be foldable without losing any space during the day. Absolutely agree for the tv, such a waste of space

Right, I believe pallet wood can also contain various chemicals that maybe aren't fatal but you wouldn't want to eat off. Should be fine for short camping stays.

And how he thieves?

how does he thieve? @@BROCK-LEE-999

Yeah just to entertain us right

​@@BROCK-LEE-999bro what

Great entertainment and no wonder you have 677k subs!

But an iphone is way more powerfull then that camper 😂😂😂

well they don't have to pay for labor since well... they did it themselves

@dolphinhispanic no gouging monthly fees either

Don’t act like the top of the line Samsung doesn’t cost 1k plus and still gets destroyed by an iPhone 12

​@notvcs not even an iPhone 14 or 15 can compare to any Samsung fold series or an S23! 😂😂😂 do some research man???

Also they could add storage under the couch/bed

What's up bro

@@DummyChannelyo yo what’s up

Honestly, depending on the gauge and the distance, it's probably fine. Most AC units aren't pulling more than 800w, while 500w and 750w heaters are a thing. Almost all cords can handle at least 1000w. As long as the use a gas camp stove instead of electric, I don't see that thing going beyond that 1000w limit.

They probably wanted to keep it within the frame of the truck to not block off the side view mirrors since, inevitably, your rear view mirror will be blocked by it. Technically, you could install cameras in the truck to negate the issue but that's a rather large expense for a temporary camper. If you were planning to stay in it longer than a few days though, or even live in it as some have suggested as a solution to homelessness, I'd definitely go with your suggestion and take on the extra expense for the cameras to be safe. Bluetooth cameras mounted on each side of the camper itself could also work as security cameras with the help of an extra screen or tablet so extra bonus points if you invest a bit more. 😀👍 They also didn't mention a source of water drainage from the sink. Or how they plan to have water or power if not on a campground. I mean, you'd need some kind of powerful source of electricity to run that air conditioner off grid (especially with that dark roof) and both a clean and grey water tank, plus some kind of toilet solution for if the weather is bad and you can't just go outside. 😒 Plus, where are you going to put your stuff? 🤔 Yes, you can keep some things in the truck but you're going to want a designated spot for at least a bag of clothes each indoors. Technically, you could have the bags on the floor at night and in the top bunk during the day but that might get irritating moving that every day for long periods of time. 😌 The main problem I, personally, have with the build is lack of privacy. Curtains or blinds on the windows and door, please. Unless you're an exhibitionist, you don't want people staring at you while you change, lol. 😅

team work is the drame

And the front of the extension could be made into a shape that is more aerodynamic.

Exactly, I was a little surprised they didnt do that too. Basically making it looking like a fancy camper.

@@Eric-dh5pf Good idea

whats going to support that though? the painted truck roof? just dont worry about the scratching and denting the roof i guess lol

@@lucastostes9460 well, supposed that would just be an empty box just large enough for an extra leg room, perhaps putting a piece of rubber pad between the bottom of the extension and the cockpit roof could spread the load and avoid scratches? i have no experience in car modding though 🤷

Definitely a difference between towload and payload, weight distribution is sketchy too.

Yes, build over cab in a angular way so that it is aerodynamic. In the end you will get far better gas mileage.

Excited! What keeps the house secure if patio fence is on tailgate? Or is it removable when driving? Considering Dutch door maybe.

Maybe the could have built it at your mom's section 8 house. Her boyfriend could help while he's out on parole.

Also, I was thinking that if they make the beds narrower, they couldn't sleep on their backs, so no snoring would happen 😁 Joking aside, the beds look very stylish as they're shaped. Maybe add hooks for clothes & bedside holders for your phones?