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Love the artist paper walls such a killer look. Rob crushed it as always. Sorry I wasn’t able to see you fellas this past week hope it was a great Fourth of July for you two. Pat keep up the good work bud 👊🏻.
Usually I like the builds featured here, but this one seems a little over priced for what it is. Although that battery system alone is pretty expensive…
Nice electrical sys, side windows are not something I would consider, kind off stupid, rest ok but not for the asking price, way over what this thing is worth , thank you for showing it ,
213k but the ground clearance is minimal. So this was built for aesthetic/beauty at a campground or city dwelling. Stunning nonetheless. She is pretty.
💬I really like this van set up, I like where everything is, I like the bathroom set up I would just keep the door to it closed, and I believe its small enough to park in normal parking lot?
Did not like this van design at all. Has no storage, those windows are dumb and how long would that rice paper last? The front driving area looks soooo cheaply made. Are you kidding me 2 hundred and 13 dollars. That's INSANE!!!!! This is a total FAIL..🤮🤪🤣
Just what I always wanted to do, sit in the passenger seat of my vehicle and eat while looking at a toilet, which is not really a toilet -- it's a thing that folds up a bag that you just shat in.. Oh, and sleep in a bed so short that you have to hang your legs out the window. Mosquitoes? Who cares, this is a f*cking ball! Don''t forget to drain your disgusting waste water right out the bottom of the van before leaving whatever charming place you've partked! Yay. Fun times.
Sorry, it was an event and it was on the spot. I’m sure if there was time to prepare it would have been different. Your channel doesn’t have any videos. Let’s see how you would do
I just wish the toilet wasn’t the first thing one sees while looking inside…we have a 144 and managed to have two fully swiveling chairs upfront (not 1.5) with an ergonomic work station behind the driver, a 27x36” bathroom with shower, toilet, sink, medicine cabinet, and storage that has only one wall, serves as a counter top for the galley area (when not in use as a bathroom) and you can ‘t see the toilet from the entrance. It took some thinking but is possible. I am tired of people smacking a tight but cumbersome shower in the middle of everything and then justifying poor design solutions by the fact that the van is short!
You might be tired of a fixed shower/restroom, but that is exactly what I'm looking for with a nautilus door. Easy to close that door and have it out of sight.
@@bklynp718 have you been in a 144? The all thing is the same place. You just have to divide the space wisely. For example we have a second (and foldable) sink in the shower/toilet area so we don’t have to wash our hands or brush our teeth in the galley sink and we can completely enclose the bathroom while in use. However the distance between the two sinks is only about 2 feet across, which made us wonder if we were overdoing it with the second sink. Most people would just have one but we are happy we did it.
