Bob has the BEST channel in this world about life on the road!

I love his simplicity...... J. He's having a great time too.

Amen to what that guy said in his last sentence!

Thanks for the tour One more month I'm on the road

I just watched this video again and now I'll look for that man's book. Thanks Bob.

I tend to get overwhelmed and intimidated by seeing all the magnificent cargo builds that people put together. I'm a not-so-handyman, which means Keep it Simple is the way to go. I really like what David did with his rig. What a humble and sharing guy! Like the kind of neighbor you want to see on the road.

I agree with the recliner. How can anyone live without one. Good job.

After at least 6 years of watching @CheapRVLIving, I settled several months ago on a cargo trailer if I'm ever able to have this lifestyle. The simpler the better. I don't need for it to look like the inside of a palace. I want clean and simple and uncluttered with room to stand up and walk from end to end without bumping into things. Solar and a shower are the only Gotta Have's. For number one and two it's called a pee jar and a TexSport folding toilet. Nothing could be easier or cleaner.

Thanks for helping soooo many people Bob..God's beauty on display all around.

"im home". Joyfulled words from David's heart! So satisfying when people say things like that after the experience living me on the road. "Boondocking America Finding Bliss On a Shoestring" what a fantastic title for a book Congratulations David!

Great build. That large side window is fantastic 👍👍👍.

I think a nicely insulated cargo trailer would be the way I would go. They are adequately weatherproof. They can be reasonably roomy. You can stand up. The cost is not so bad. They are usually sturdy enough and should last a really long time. They are not very heavy to tow (if fitted out with this in mind). And you aren't necessarily forced to take your home along on every little foray into town. A vagabond could even have a small, economical motorcycle inside on which to do most of their running around. I have a trailer almost exactly like this one, and it is even the same color and size. It is set up to haul up to 3 motorcycles to rallies etc, and I have camped in it several times. Don't think I haven't thought of tossing in a recliner and cot and taking off for a boundless life on the road. And here is a really good tip - The very first thing I would buy for any trailer would be a Proven Industries tongue lock. You either have a Proven Industries tongue lock on your trailer or you need one. Trailers are very easy to steal. And unlike automobiles, they are very easy to sell and be put back into service after being stolen, and they are therefore especially vulnerable. Trailers have been stolen all around mine that didn't have a Proven Industries lock on them - they did have locks, just not ones made by Proven Industries. Thieves obviously take one quick glance at my trailer and move on to easier picking. By the way... I have no affiliation whatsoever to Proven Industries, except as a very satisfied customer. I hope all this helps somebody.

Indeed , Bob is deserving of the love he gets. Well said David.

What a nice fella. I like the openness and simplicity of his build and would want much the same, including canine companions.

Reclining office chairs and a foot stool work well too.

I truly admire the simplicity and he knew exactly what he needed and wanted!

Love how he kept it simple

Wow! Just look at the size of the solar input cable on his battery set-up. I've never understood why some manufacturers insist on wimpy, thread-sized cables. Thanks for sharing! Awesome no-frills, get out and go!

Nice guy I bet he's fun to hang out with... thanks for showing us you little home.

Thanks Bob

Brilliant, effective, simple. You'll have many happy years in that trailer. Congratulations! Good job!

I watched many of your videos in the last 2.5 years. Now I finally am on my Arizona road trip from Canada. Camping with my cat possibly very close to where you filmed this, and I'm watching this video as I eat my lunch. Lol..living the dream

A very nice trailer.

nice fellow.

Aw, what a great guy! Great video!

Another home run! Thank you Bob and David.

What does he want from travel life?any particular destinations or just bum around.definately a simple life ,so joyful

Good build. Beautiful scenery.

Simple. Uncomplicated. I love it.

Its lovely to see a person content with what they've made and how they're choosing to live!

Smart, enjoyable fella I could tribe around with. Thanks Bob!

Another great video! Watching from Utah. I am not in a position to be full-time on the road but love my camping adventures and hope some day to be on the road more often. Thanks for keeping the dream alive for me!

great ideas! love the window

Loved seeing the build, 🤗

I love the cargo trailer tours & interviews. This one looks solid & comfy. Great job David👍and thank you Bob.

That is an awesome set up. Literally a regular living room set up with a real lazy boy & futon in a 6x12 trailer. I think that's an awesome standard setup that could be a great option for someone who wants to get a cozy rig but is really on a tight budget. I'm gonna share this video!

I'm soo inspired, thanks Bob

My favorite video , simple slap and let’s go.

Love this low build, cargo camper. I've been getting ideas for the past 18 to 24 months. Due to budget I'm going with the 5X8 trailer I currently own, small kitchen set-up from my motorcycle camping days, and a cot from tent camping. My future plans are eventually a larger trailer. The build in this video makes perfect sense and much can be found at thrift stores and garage sales. Thank you for all the information you have provided for so many, I'm a dedicated fan. Good journeys.

That's exactly the style trailer I'll be looking for, I love his simple design.....what more could one need, a roof over your head, heat for your soul and food in your tummy.....lovin' it!!!! Atta way to go David!!!

im so glad he took the leap to get on the road!

This setup is exactly what I want. I would give up sleek finishes and all the appliances to be able to stand in my home.

Great video Bob . I go from flea market in my 6x 12 to flea market

I just love the build! Simple and modular

Thanks, Bob and crew, bringing a smile to my heart, tears to my eyes. Happy trails 🐾🐾🎶

Almost fell out of my chair when he said Binghamton NY...I live here in the snow and misery.. I am so close to pulling the plug and hitting the road..

I like the black and white tile. Nice job!!

My family has a 6x12 cargo trailer. We put a queen size bed in it and the kids are sleeping on mats on the floor for now, screens on the back and side door. We would like to insulate and put some bells and whistles in it eventually. After we sell our house this summer, we are going to travel West. It really was a great purchase and very versatile, we may even sell it and get an ambulance or box truck, but the option is there and I am sure we won't have a problem. SIMPLICITY is best, to just get out there!

Yep totally agree 👍

Simple, but so functional....best of LUCK & happiness in your travels

Welcome fellow wanderer. I have thought about a cargo trailer. But I like the stealth I have for now! Thanks guys

Thank you for finding this guy and posting this!! My husband and also have a “no-build” build cargo trailer and I havent seen another! We’ve sure gotten some hairy eyeballs at the simplicity and bareness of the build, but that’s part of what we like. Love seeing we aren’t alone and how this is set up!

Plain and Simple. And you still have room. Even with the big arm chair.

First time I have ever heard Binghamton NY on one of these videos!

I love this guy's story! And love seeing his trailer build, and hearing his approach, the simplicity employed, his total costs, etc. That window is FANTASTIC -- what a great choice! I got some good ideas from this. I hope to check out his book, too. Thanks to you both for doing this segment. 👍🌟☮

Love the simplicity of his "no build, build!" And the recliner...that's more my speed, too. LOL! (back problems...) I think I need an indoor bathroom though...

Very nice!

That is window is awesome!

What an interesting man. Again, a great interview Bob. You always have wonderful people to present us. Thank you!

I agree with him. I was surprised at how windy it gets in the desert. I was in Quartzsite and thought I would get blown away!

Excellent

David got a good deal. Here in Virginia those 7x12s are going for $5.2K+. I like what he did with his, and it obviously suits him. Thanks for sharing.

That was a great title.

I’m looking forward to this!!! First I wanted a van but now I’m leaning towards a box truck not sure what I’ll finally get but excited and can’t wait!!! Love traveling live camping and once I retire this is my dream!!!

Love that bob. Bob you are amazing and fantastic and inspiring and wonderful and a true friend indeed. Prayers is with you and cody always. Love these videos. The cargo trailer looks super great. Nice and cozy. Very comfortable to. I still think a lot about my favorite tiny house on wheels. I have 2 choices. 1st is a cargo van. A big one. A chevy. The 2nd choice is a big step van. Its built strong. I need room for 2 people and storage. I need a vehicle for towing a cargo trailer. For 2 people storage. But in time the tramission has a lot of weight to tow. So i changed my mind to a step van. Vehicle and house together. Also this is great for rainy weather and safety to. Dont like the area. Then go to the cab and turn the key and go. Plus a knock on the door to. I wonder who sells step vans. I think also price wise might be the same between a cargo van and a vehicle and a step van. So my husband is a painter. He has a tool chest is 5ft.11in. Tall. And 4ft. Wide. Plenty of tools. No mechanic tho. Kinda like a fix it or repair work thing. Rent keeps going up. Out of work a year before the pandemic hit. Nobody is hiring. We are both 70 yrs. Of age. Still able to work. I cant work. No computer experience. No computer. To expensive. No family. Out lived the family. Its just us two together. He refuses nomadic life. Im a nomad wannabe. I told him. Rent is going up and my soc.sec. check is shrinking. Oh. No children either. He makes all the decissions. He likes control. So i said. Well. When we cant buy food and what will we do then. It will be between food or rent. Which one will win. We can live around town. Dont have to travel. Get a planet fitness membership or a nationwide. For bathing and exercise. Stay on a budget. Spend half of the rent and save the other half. Pay bills. Have freedom and happiness. Eat better food. Processed food is dangerous to the body as we all know. He still says no way. He likes apt. Convenience. Warm and cool. Etc. A.c. i said any rental property is not worth what they charge. They charge the rent by what the houses is selling for by zip code areas. This is a huge problem. The sq. Ft. Doesnt change any. This apt. Is 565 sq. Ft. The rent is 725.00 plus a light bill. Cheap rent. But the owner doesnt want to keep the a.c. running right and its a combination of a.c. and heat. Wall heater. Half the apt. Is warm and the other half is cold. Cant stay warm. Have to wear extra clothes winter time. What a mess in these apts. Thank you bob for everything.

I adore Bob Wells, the fact that he started living the nomadic lifestyle in my home state, Alaska, really inspires me. When you live in Alaska, you get used to some things being literally not an option. Home Depot, Lowes, same day delivery, what are those? There are also still businesses & items that don't ship to Alaska like Hello Fresh and all those other home meal plan things for example. As a kid in the 80s, I'd see commercials for Chuck E Cheese & ask my mom if we could go there someday; she'd smile in her patient motherly way & say we don't have those here. Since AK isn't connected to the rest of the country simply driving to a place that has those things also isn't an option; especially for me since I live on an island at the bottom of AK. I'll probably have to ferry my RV to Canada and drive South from there; once we get on the mainland we'll stay on it for a while before coming home to The Rock (our town nickname) since getting off the island just once is hard enough, if we come back we may never be able to get off again lol Its kind of a joke in our town that if a person makes it to The Rock they usually end up staying since it's so expensive to leave.

#Aloha, I love you guys, Bruce Hensley from Asheville, moving company #Grateful

I like his setup!🇨🇦

*Cheap RV Living appreciate your videos Listening from Mass USA TYVM 💙 David*

Can totally relate to wanting to get away from those damn cold Wisconsin winters, could care less if I ever see snow/ice again. Great build you have there.

Great interview and awesome trailer conversion. I liked David so much that I bought his book. Thanks, as always, Bob for disseminating useful information.

That trailer in 2022 prices is almost $6000 USD. Wish I bought a cargo trailer before they doubled in price. I have seen that they can flip the springs over to raise the clearance. Make it like an overlander trailer. Anyway that is what I like simple and can easily go back to cargo use if needed.

You require a good safe secure place to sleep, a small place to cook and a little stretch room. Everything else is just carry on luggage as needed.

That is a nice interior setup 🤠🐂😺.

Nice trailer, looks sharp w/ that window & tinted!? Cool, he seems to have every essential, great!

Thanks for sharing your lifestyle David. I also enjoy a ramp door and free-standing solar panels. I can't stand in my 4x6x5 v-nose toy hauler/camper/theater but chairs work fine. I'm thinking about pinning a room w/folding walls onto my ramp that I can tie onto the roof rack between camp-sites. My 6x8 awning adds more living space as well. EBF ! ! ! Enjoy Being Free ! ! !

Love his place! Gorgeous window!! I wish I could do a cargo trailer like this.

Lovely guy with a neat trailer. Thank you for sharing!

Great video Bob!!!

Nice setup, so wish we could access the desert, but we live north of Wisconsin in The Great White North! Good Go David!

True Wisconite!!! 👍 Go Pack Go!!! Lots of insulation!! Great and simple!

Love theses videos 📹❤😍. Great lifestyle

A real chair!

Very nice! Such a uncluttered simple set up. He was a good interviewee too!👍

That's cool that he's your Dad!!

Great simple build! Thanks for sharing.

I love the way Bob thinks and your rig is beautiful happy travels and god bless

Nice rig.

Minimalist I like it plenty room for a smaller motorcycle not cramped with stuff where do you stash your winter clothes and tools

Great job, enjoy.

I have a larger Hyundai Santa Fe with the same towing capacity and I want to do this so I can haul my motorcycle to my favorite riding places and stay in the trailer when I get there. David did great. I’ve been camping all my life, too, and I love camping.

Cargo trailer is now my first choice for a build! 7×16 maybe 7.5x20 MarkMannM2.

Well thought out build. Fantastic!

Great build! Keeping the dream alive

I like this because I'm not handy either! Love that he has what he needs. 😃 I'm reading his book now...I have a Kindle Unlimited membership...

Such an interesting set up. 👌

I like that Window!😍 The recliner looks comfy too.

I love it

Very nice.

Great video under $8000 wow this gives me hope !