Living in a Sprinter

Today we meet Robert who bought a 2007 Sprinter van for $8500 from someone who was using it as a locksmiths van. He has done a very nice job of doing a minimal conversion but still giving him all the comforts of home in a very pleasant and comfortable tiny home on wheels.

No matter how cheap your budget, you can learn something from this video about vandwelling and how to turn your car, van, caravan or RV into a surprisingly cheap and mobile, tiny house on wheels! Then you can live the life of your dreams by adopting a minimalist, simple and frugal life of travel and adventure as a gypsy, nomad, traveler or even a prepper by dropping out of the Rat Race and becoming a full-time Vandweller or RVerr
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