Hello Vanland, what size rivets?

way too expensive, never get this

True. I got into van travel as pretty much my only mode to get out and see something out of. Now I’m looking for a slightly bigger van to accommodate my needs after 2 years of putting it into practice 😊

I liked this video a lot. Lots of great information. We’ll put together.

The thing that currently holds me back from the van is finding one that’s reasonably priced. I know everyone loves their van and they put a lot of sweat equity in it, but that doesn’t mean I’m gonna pay you retail for the van, Modifications, And your sweat equity at $30 an hour after you’ve lived in it for two years.

I used Hipcamp to book a stay in Goleta just north of Santa Barbara. We stayed inside an old orchid greenhouse. Unbelievable experience…

Wow, 4 seats and floor cost over 10k

is always fun to listen to a businessman. For me, buying a van that is worth almost as much as a house or more, I find that ridiculous and to have it park on my driveway 90% of the time is like having two morgues. I bought a 19 foot trailer with a solar system and I droved this trailer everywhere without any problem. but if you can afford to buy a van go for it. just saying.

Didn’t actually see the unit?

Please explain how to have access to the starlink service you promote, in detail. Thank you kindly

This is the best explained info review that I've seen so far. What would be the tallest / widest rim that would fit on Sprinter 2500 with Hwy tires that will probably not get off-roading ?!

So how is the upgrade actually done?

Do pro masters front wheel drive have limited slip on front axle?

May I know do you need mount for the second alternator?

It depends on your needs and budget! Happy van hunting! We sent you an email, take a look.

Thanks for the videos! these are all great. Do you mind sharing what fridge and lower galley cabinet sizes you have there? (I'm a new Sprinter 144 owner)

Won’t those black plastic elbows crack from freezing?

Waters 8.44 lbs sorry I'm a plumber had too.

"You don't need a plan when you have van" very true.

Cheap is the only way.

What about to save money since I am poor

What is the specification of battery required for this ac unit

All I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz, and I’m fine. 🤙

What about EVs? Is it a good time to buy a diesel van now?

The difference between Euro and America pricing is absolutely mindboggling This is a smart layout (except that somehow, its a 170" with no bath at all?) and I can really appreciate quality materials and things being well made... But the inside of this looks very very utilitarian. It looks like a van where the budget didn't cover a nice interior. Indeed rather claustrophobic. Over in Europe, this would be 100k max, if that.

Wait even longer.....

They don't include 3 hose mounts, standard. You only get 2, the air intake and the hot air exhaust.

Interesting idea and product. It occurs to me that this system could do double-duty as an engine heater in cold climates for when a vehicle is engine-off for an extended period. Such as taking an overnight backpack or cross-country ski away from it. The design would have to add a circulating pump and have a by-pass around the engine thermostat. Of course, the battery and solar capacity would be major considerations.

USAA will not insure Class A motorhomes. After 25 years as a customer, I left USAA for State Farm for all my liability insurance needs and saved a fair amount of money plus got a local agent.

What if you have 24v solar panels for your van?

Can I use this on my boat

Hey what shoes were those you had on stepping out of the van at the 4:10 mark? Those looked really nice!

Those 3 categories have to pretty much cover everyone in the world. Except maybe that single dude who hates traveling and hates any kind of sports.

Great info

You can buy a second hand Winnebago Boldt right now for about $110 to $120 asking, quite a good vehicle for the price. Also lots of Revels in that range as well, just need to be sure you get one with native lithium.

Don’t forget to mention Rock climber’s and people who are ready to give up the world.

Great info!!! Thank you!!!

U didn't mention 3 more categories of ppl who van. Homeless, ppl on a budget opting for van expenses over house/apartment rent and weekend warriors.

Unfortunately new van availability of the dealer lot has not improved, try to get a new sprinter or transit mid roof nicely equipped and not white in NYC metro area

Prices are starting to correct themselves but still overpriced for the storyteller

With the $11k rebate from Storyteller Overland on the 2023 models it's a GREAT TIME!

Great video and content from your channel. I’m so close to diving in. Hangups: I want to use as a daily driver, and it’s just my wife and two daughters. Considering a standard roof (also not to upset the HOA too much). I saw in one of your other videos you said “friends don’t let friends buy low roof vans” lol. Having doubts about my choice. I’m 5’9 and can mostly stand in a stock crew sprinter van. Insulation, floor and ceiling likely make things smaller in a conversion. I’m honestly just stuck.

Interesting information... Thank you.😊 (I don't own a Van, yet)😮

It's too bad that Wakespeed and REC-Active BMS doesn't have a nice video like this!

Just say your homeless

Thanks for the walk through

One concern I've had with insurance companies is the possibility of a denied claim for damage that happened off-road. Of course with a sprinter van I'm not doing anything crazy like rock crawling. However there's always the possibility of a crunch or, heaven forbid, a rollover while on a National Forest dirt road. Does anyone have any experience with this?

What state do you live in and did you find it cooled the van enough? I see people on FB groups state they returned it etc. I wonder if the people who don't have success just dont vent the system anywhere. THoughts?

That air conditioner is huge

Excellent video! Especially for the newbie - I really appreciate the detail and the careful explanation. Thank you!