Sick 😍

It’s awesome, but ya lost me at, “all electric”. Not practical, especially for actually camping.

Came for the Element, stayed for the happy dude with good vibes.

Awesome!

How is the best way to secure this in back seat floor of my truck?

I like to call these kei suvs just because for how practical they are like the shape and the interior space is identical to a keu car and plus with these any build for adventure or work use is possible just like a kei car

Where/how do you sleep?

Who makes it and how much does it cost?

Is that steering wheel plug and play?

My favorite KZbinrs plus Rosa!

A van is a social life upgrade. If you have one you have something to haul things in, and in a pinch something to live/party in. If you have this, you add value to your place in your family, a circle of friends, a band, someone who needs to move to a new place, a group of people who want to travel somewhere together etc.

Dude that’s nice. I love the element

This is a prep for doomsday not overlanding 😅

She is amazing..

Bro

Toyata

8,000 miles on my gas sprinter. Maybe too soon to make a commitment!! Very happy with my purchase. I own an electrical business and it’s a 170 sprinter . it’s loaded front to back with shelves and tools. I do not know the weight. But i average 12-13 in town. 16-17 high way depending on spends. 17 @70 but who does 70 on a long trip!! 😉 I pull a scissor lift and trailer that weighs around 4500 pounds in town it pulls it no joke likes it’s not there. You know it’s there obviously but it’s so smooth with the low gears it’s like it’s not there. I pulled it on a 4 hour trip and averaged about 10mpg @ 70 and I would not loose speed going over hills!! (Louisiana hills). All and all I can’t complain. My old van was a 2020 ford transit 3.5, 10 speed tans. It would down shift on the highway with no trailer. God forbid I would pull a trailer. Very underpowered yet the specs say it has more power!! Drive the 2 and you will see. Transit 11.5 in town 14.5 highway Mid room 10feet cargo space with a ladder rack. (Ladder rack I’m sure took some fuel) Sprinter 12-13 in town 16-17 highway High roof (14 feet cargo space) HUGE . No need for a ladder rack because I have enough room to carry a 14 foot ladder and a 28 foot extension ladder. And the van looks very professional coming down the road. So far I’m loving it!!

Got my jeep 17 on mine looks beast

You mentioned when talking about the engine the ability to get more power…curious what you might be able to share about that?

Those are actually civic wheels, still look good though 😊

Just bouncing around and your barley touching it

Literally clicked on this because I thought, "Is that Serj Tankian?" Enjoyed the video, though. Cool build.

Just set up an REI 4 person tent with air mattress's if you need to sleep outside the E.

What year model? 😊

Nice setup! I just bought an Element, The Bluetti AC180 and the induction cooktop. Good to see it's gonna all work out.

Great camper,love it🫶👍.Greetings from Germany☘️

Looks cold guy is just chilling in shorts and t-shirt

Dumb as a tesla truck. My cummins goes off grid and doesn't break. Plus who the hell is going camping in that thing that gives a shit about walnut and super fancy crap

Looks like great fun! Don't worry about the rust -- everything rusts in the end!

this was a good vid. I like honesty.

This is insane. I always wonder how the little engine of 166 horse ppwer can handle all this load? Did he mod the suspension?

Love your channel, did you see the new element?…..Looks like they made a lot of changes, best wishes, Jake 07 Element 177k

That thing is sweeeet!

What was the price per gallon at that pump? I'm paying $2.75 here in South AZ. Highway robbery, is that in CA?

This is my Favorite Element!

It'd handle air fryer 20 mins at 400f?

OK number one it took him years to do all this. The average element owner would have to be in it for the long haul second he's easily two or even three times the value of the original element into everything else he's done I mean who has 20 or 30 grand to put into a eight to $10,000 vehicle? By the time you do all the things he's done to this just get a sprinter already. But I get it you're married to the idea of a Honda element being able to do everything and you're in the "community" and all that, but oh my gosh, every other word out of his mouth is custom and all I hear is $$ .. cool in a KZbin video sort of way but you better come at something like this with deep pockets or just be willing to spend a lot of money overtime and be an extreme gear head on top of everything else

I have been using the Nite Ize Steelie in both of my vehicles. It works quite well. Recommend.

Your Element = my favorite color combo of the Element line. I bought one new years ago but that color combo was not available then, I was stuck with all black, nice but … well it’s all history now. Thanks for sharing!

so I typed the product name at Amazon and it came up😅

hey the link right above takes me to Walmart

I love it like A Sunburst of love, 💫🔥

hope you are having a blast. stay safe! P.S. its CACTI if its more than one ; ) lol

its funny how she calls anything plastic "Tupperware" : )

Thank you very much for your help!!!!

great job. give us some dimensions. how tall is that platform? how deep is the drawer??

She is so fun/funny/positive spirit

Jimmy Kimmel ?

Hi Stephen, Thank you for sharing parts of your life! It's such a fascinating topic, and you present everything in a way that's both engaging and easy to follow. Lately, I’ve developed an interest in Honda Elements after noticing them around town and even at places like Starbucks, which eventually led me to discover your channel. A friend of mine has one, and I was amazed when we fit our full-sized bicycles inside without needing to disassemble them for a trip to an indoor cycling class during a snowy winter. Learning that you actually live in your Honda Element was even more intriguing! I’ve always been curious about how people manage the logistics of living in a vehicle or maintaining a mobile lifestyle. For example, how do you handle car registration and insurance without a physical garaging address? What about essentials like a driver’s license, health insurance, cellphone plans, credit cards, banking, taxes, and other necessities that typically require a permanent address? I had a somewhat related experience. I owned a condo but took a 6-to-18-month contract in another state across the country, which stretched into 2.5 years. During that time, I was involved in a highway accident with an uninsured driver, and my car insurance was canceled. The company claimed I’d misrepresented the garaging address on my policy, even though my home state remained my permanent address, as my insurance agent had advised. Eventually, I got the insurance reinstated, had my car repaired, and then canceled all my policies with that carrier-car, home, and umbrella included. I also wonder-are you constantly on the move, or do you tend to settle in one place for longer stretches? How do you manage personal hygiene, like showering and restroom access? And, out of curiosity, how do you approach dating? I imagine navigating the “Want to come back to my Honda Element?” conversation could be interesting! Finally, how do you deal with extreme weather conditions, like damaging hail, freezing winters, or scorching heat? If you’ve already created a video covering these topics, I’d love a pointer to it! If not, I’d be really interested in hearing your insights about the logistics of living in a Honda Element. Looking forward to hearing more! 😊