Bed camper setup

Just get a Mercedes sprinter. deck the whole interior out with 100,000 dollars worth of eco-friendly bullshit and start drinking only 8$ local IPA. Buy a 1000 dollar ski pass and only ski 6 days, and if one of those days had more than 1 inch of fresh, make sure to let everybody in a 2 kilometer radius know you’re having fun by letting out the most primitive, loud and obnoxious “yiewwwwwuh!” Make sure to stop bathing because it’s “the natural path brah” and stink up the whole gondola. Flex to your 15 person audience following your story by posting a photo of you and your van no less than 3 times a day. Also, be sure you live in one of these states: California, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, or Montana. For bonus points, have a vlog where you use only 360 cameras with the saturation and contrast dialed to the maximum.

Good timing for the post I just got back home for Christmas break and am planning on building a camper setup in the coming days

you can find this on youtube for sure

Voyage86you can find this on youtube for sure

Aye I’ve been watchin more videos than I can remember but figured I’d ask the people that do the same type of shi as me, plus a whole lot of people add useless fluff in their videos that don’t mean a whole lot. wanted to see how people like it compared to other options

Kevinb5Good timing for the post I just got back home for Christmas break and am planning on building a camper setup in the coming days

For sure gotta post the process

cbraun21For sure gotta post the process

I will the truck is in the shop rn getting the heater core replaced so just waiting on that

long ass thread on tgr with loads of good setups

**This post was edited on Dec 22nd 2023 at 11:48:48pm

I am currently in the process of building out a truck bed camper, it’s been a lot simpler than I thought it would be. I had a general idea for how I wanted it to come out and just figured it out along the way.
tools: saw horses, circular saw, cordless drill, sander.
Materials: three sheets of 3/4” plywood, some 2 by 2’s or 2 by 4’s, bunch of 2 inch and 1.5 inch screws.
I used the smaller pieces of wood to connect everything together, which made construction simple. Feel free to ask any questions.

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1083700/IMG-0504-mov

I’m lazy and lack technical skills so I shoved an ikea kid’s bed in the back and called it a day. So far I’ve just gotten by with a winter sleeping bag and some wool blankets (and booking into a hostel when it gets too cold) but I’m hoping to pickup a Mr Buddy heater this winter.