Living In My Car | Complete Car Tour 

I have a Jackery 300 and a small Iceco fridge and love them-they take up surprisingly little space, and with your abiity to go to grocery stores on the regular and charge the Jackery at work or when driving, I think you would be surprised how much this improves your quality of life. (My 100 watt solar panel mounted to my roof always keeps the Jackery charged :) Awesome set up. Thanks for sharing. Minimalism rocks!

Really nice and simple clean setup! Maybe a Dometic + stove in the future?

Very pragmatic setup. Great job dialing this in. 👌🏻👌🏻

Height is a blessing and just requires us to arrange life differently. Seems you have your vehicle dialed in for your needs. Enjoy the lifestyle.

Having a nice newer car that isn’t a van also helps with camouflage.

You have your space dialed in well! Thx for sharing. ☮️🤗

❤ Nice clean neat setup. When I travelled solo in my Jeep Patriot I only had 70 inches for the bed platform. The seats also do not lay flat. It worked for me but only because I am verticality challenged and extremely flexible. I have a homebase and only used the Jeep for camping with scouts, an every day driver and solo travel. For me as a solo traveler the minivan is the sweet spot. I'm still trying to love the Pleasure Way class b, van but without my late husband I just do not enjoy it. I spent 7 weeks in the SW in the minivan this winter and absolutely loved it. It was just enough space and was still nimble and stealthy. It drives like a dream and the front seats are nicer than the recliner at homebase. I purchased the biggest battery bank I could handle, an electric kettle and a Dezin electric pot and can cook inside if the weather doesn't cooperate. A small electric fridge is the last thing I want for the minivan home. Yes it is nice to be able to stretch and do a yoga workout inside the big van in bad weather, but really it drives like a tank and does not get great fuel economy. It is also in really good condition and with it's 1990's Dodge Ram Van lines, it draws a lot of attention from car buffs and gearheads. 😂 attention I don't want. You may want to rent a minivan and a full sized van and take a couple week trip in both before you commit to a full sized van platform. Thank you again for the tour of your comfortable home. 😊

Appreciate you sharing this and providing some insight and ideas.

I had this brilliant idea to use duct tape on the wood edges of my bed platform to protect the splintered plywood edge, even though I did sand it. Well, I couldn’t stand the chemically smell of the duct tape, and off it came. Very noticeable in a closed space, imo.

Thanks for sharing. Nicely organized.

Sounds like a great life. Enjoy and know i am jealous.

Looking good!

Good morning 🌅 looks like you’ve got it setup for what you need. Any plans on building a wooden sleep platform?

Thanks for ur tips on living in ur vehicle I'm doing it soon hopefully

I assume you keep your hiking/camping kit in your storage unit if you are not hiking/camping.

Really good setup and tour, I have a 4Runner so looking for tips and ideas from others that do this full time as that is my plan very soon.

Nice video 👍🏻 thank you for sharing.

Hi Mike! What happens if you have surgery or major medical issues. Do you have a backup plan for those issues?

You are to tall for a Tesla. At 5'10" I just fit.