Absolutely, I live in a transport truck 5 days a week. This would be easier for sure. You have a toilet and means of washing. We get a free shower when we buy 400 litres of fuel or more. As for the can,,,, dirty old gross truck stop to poop. Lysol wipes are a must.... lol Bleach in a spray bottle for the truck stop showers and shower shoes so NO WEBBED FEET... EKKKK...
Bro these campers are made in my home town, I knew that there was a reason I loved it so much.... I am literally sitting over here wanting to put a camper on my 12 valve like yours and it turns out they are right in my back yard haha keep on keeping on my guy
Cool unit, ready to role/ Come on, come on/ Let's go/ Hard side, cooler than cool/ Do not follow the average rule/ Neat truck, sweet ride/ Take a look inside/
Cool man, been waiting for this one! Great to have a final look and appraisal of the Dodgemahaul. Nice rig all around. You are soooooo gonna miss the cummins 😄
I do love this channel!! I love this camper! I'm 59 getting ready to retire and hit the road. Been soaking up all these videos. My first trip gonna be Baton Rouge to Alaska in a camper. Long but relatively safe for first time trek!! Been wanting to go gpysy for couple of years!! Yea I misspelled it but I'm gonna roam roads not check out spelling bees. Got two small to medium dogs gonna take along. Lot time in the desert in Arizona and New Mexico. Hope to see you out there
Mr Michael. Just wanted to say congratulations on your up coming retirement! U survived a lifetime of gruelling work. I am so so jealous. I too dream of the day when I can hit the road once I retire. Im 42 and have quite some time go to before that day comes. Hope u have a fabulous adventure. Safe travels and God bless!✌️
@@ECE2424 Thank you my Friend I'm not a film maker but I plan on documenting my travels mainly so my grand kids can watch and say the crazy old man in the wilds of Alaska fishing next to the grizzly bears, that is my grand father!!
"XPCamper ceased operations on June 1, 2019. The assets of the business were purchased in a foreclosure auction by Be Change LLC. The company may be gone, but the dedicated and experienced craftsmen are part of the new business and will continue building the world’s finest expedition truck camper from our 17,000 square foot facility in Colfax, California." See what happens.
Ok correct me if I'm wrong. A year and a half and 20k.the average driver does 15k a year..I've got a 2015 F450 dually that I overland in. bought it with 20k on it..now just turned 2020 I've got 250k on it ....ok my bad...I should start a channel lol.my question to you is are YOU down to mob the miles?
What was the original price for a new cube? As for the weight, I have a Polaris sportsman 1000xp, 850 pounds dry before gas oil and coolant, and gear. I'm guessing its 1000 pounds plus loaded up with fishing gear like the eskimo power auger and food n drinks n axe n chair n windshield and extra steel bumpers front n rear, and the snowplow is about 150 pounds. So many would understand the weight by a comparison of a ATV being in the box. Plus the weight of the 8ft box that's removed to add the cube. That being said, this camper is actually VERY lite weight.
Thanks for the video. Cool rig. You mentioned airing down when off road. Do you have an air compressor on board? How is it powered and where is it located?
I would totally live out of that camper, and the changes you made really improved the layout. What are those Dometic windows called again? Thanks and look forward to your new build!
