LIVING IN A JEEP WRANGLER? 

Make sure you leave enough head room to sit up straight!

I live in charleston sc. Great place to be in September except if a hurricane is coming, that's when we will get it

Thanks. It’s the experience that’s most important, and people really don’t “need” much to get by. Just run what you’ve brung!

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Oh wow great. Neisha

Let’s get your trailer on here

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I sure hope so! He meant a lot to me (godfather). His loss was felt dearly.

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And blessings to you too

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I’m very glad you got some good information! Trying to help other with this was one of the biggest parts of why I reached out to Patrick.

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Cabinets probably cost ~$500 including hardware. Cost of the box was ~$200

Two people... although it would be very cramped, definitely need to be friendly with them!

popette13 I probably had about as much storage as a smaller van conversion, just not as much international living space. If I had one a pop up roof, I would probably be right there. But yeah, it certainly wasn’t spacious.

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And please use them.

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Miriam Black like there are that many choices like it in the US, right? Truth is, it’s what I had.

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Thanks. I could have talked for hours about that stupid Jeep. Glad you enjoyed the showcase.

Stephen Otto I thought of that. Ultimately couldn’t find any that really worked. Once I launched the trip, I wasn’t in any position to make upgrades like that. Thanks for the input!

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That’s what I was going for! All the finishing work would have just added time and cost.

macmurfy2jka Exactly!

I would like to think of myself more as a captain of a yacht, but that works, too!😊

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Thanks. I took allot of inspiration from boat building. Folk have been living out of boat and making use of unusual spaces way longer than we’ve been living out of cars! There were three primary bulkheads that made up the backbone of this design. One solid one right behind the seats, one in the middle which was only interrupted by the pass through compartment, and the last one the surrounded the kitchen. I took quite a few days to parce out all the design requirements before I actually designed around them. It’s important to know what you’re must haves will be before you set up the architecture, then design around that. I bought those waste paper baskets and cot, way before anything else went into the vehicle.

Fed well, sleep well, and having adventures, does one really need any more than that? I say no,

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Thanks. Awesome vehicle. Awesome trip. I didn’t need a Jeep for all of it but but it was sure nice to have had one when things got interesting.

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afringedweller thankfully modern vehicles have UV blocking glass. So while there is still “Sun” hitting the rug, it’s not getting UV damaged. Honestly, I think the folding is worse for it. We’ll see it’s what I had.

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I’ve got, bigger, better and more versatile plans for the Yet! I’ve been making good use of the back seats all this week; taking my family 4-wheeling, taking my family on hikes, and to go shooting. Gotta have your priorities straight. Permanently converting this vehicle was not one of them. Thanks for watching!

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New Jersey Outdoor Adventures I like your format just as it is. You let the owner do their thing then if there are clarifications or questions you interject or ask questions at the end. I think your current format moves the tour along quite smoothly. Great job!

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No, not really. I wasn’t wheeling all that hard. I follow the mantra of Slow as possible, fast as necessary. If you check out my Instagram you can see some of what I did. As far as the bikes. I had them on the roof before. Too tall to fit down the trails, and really bad for fuel economy.

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I did, for six months. Never was meant to be truly full time.

That was Patric’s. Apparently it’s a bit of a basket case. The previous owners paint job hides quite some fragility. Just a fun mall crawler apparently. Still super cool though!

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The only thing I felt lacking was headroom.

It was LED. It’s what I had. I never had an issue. Was usually the only thing the batter was running.

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It was the middle of the day, and I hadn’t even had one anyway! Was just so excited to show off the Yet to a receptive audience. I was fighting to restrain myself. Could have gone on for hours.

Well, congrats on the rig, and kudos on your enthusiasm... but remember to breathe, it’s an important bodily function !

Neither of those stoves ended up being a waste of space. If you didn’t notice much of the space inside that vehicle was dedicated towards food or food prep. About half, I would say. Each one got used about once a day; The back one more often if it wasn’t such a pain to get into the whole kitchen setup on account of the bike rack. What’s your point?

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New Jersey Outdoor Adventures, haha, you say that to everybody!

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tehtopher speechless... is that a good thing? Thanks for watching.

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