Grandma Darlene's GRAMPER. 4Runner SUV Camper Tour. Everything needed in a small space.

[@always.wondering.wandering]

I just love how Darlene thought this all out. Thanks for sharing this lady's story.

[@mycharmedunicorn8715]

I love the history she has with her suv. Grandkids the things they say and we take them to heart. I loved the gramper.

[@patuniaaquilar6636]

This lady is extremely smart for spending time in her car while in her garage she was able to prep & now ahead of the game. Perfect lil cocoon👍👍

[@TravelGrandma]

Yes I agree.

[@charletteprzybylski3417]

I think what I love about this grandma and the other ladies is their fearlessness, their sense of adventure, and longing for peaceful surroundings! Well planned gramper suv!! 😀

[@TravelGrandma]

Yes. Very inspiring.

[@imaudm]

She is so chill! I am envious of her set up and her beautiful skin

[@itsmimiyallxoxo5624]

I like her setup and love her window coverings! Her color palette is calming, and the neutrals give the space an airy, open look. Also, her pixie hair cut is adorable!! Great video!

[@TravelGrandma]

I loved seeing what she has done.

[@charlottewilson4680]

Ok, I am watching this for the third time!!

[@TravelGrandma]

She did.a beautiful job.

[@bethcollier3789]

Thank you for this view of another confident woman making it out there on her own. Brilliant

[@sharoncruisingscene]

I love when she said "I love my little nest". She seems to have everything she needs!!

[@TravelGrandma]

She seems to have figure it out for herself very well.

[@sharoncruisingscene]

@@TravelGrandma yes ma'am

[@mwebb3014]

I just bought a 2010 Ford Expedition EL and it dawned on me I could easily travel in it as a camper. I have never owned an SUV until now and it is so comfortable and easy to drive. I love watching all of these vehicle campers!! Great video! Thank you!

[@Simply.C]

Amazing creativity! She made it simple and incorporated so many cleaver, esthetically pleasing, storage solutions!

[@TravelGrandma]

Yes she did. I loved meeting her.

[@florasonners1635]

I like the no build build! Very organized! This generation of adult children and grandchildren are going to have to get used to grandmas on the go.

[@eastonjames6582]

Hello Flora how are you doing right now and how was your day so far

[@acricucci9760]

@@eastonjames6582 Please look elsewhere for female companionship.

[@gypsybelle4757]

Really love the way she has things organized! The S-hooks, magnets, rug covering her folded down back seat...so many smart ideas! I’m inspired and empowered. Thank you!!

[@TravelGrandma]

It's the best SUV no build I've seen so far too.

[@Simply.C]

I’m remodeling my van and want the look Darlene created. Thank you for documenting this for enjoyment and reference.

[@jrambo7495]

Omg! Her voice sounds like my Nana!! Awww! ❤❤❤

[@juliennebrendadevos6004]

Love that it can be so amazing ,presently living on a bachelor apartment with my husband ,ive lived in a tent all summer ,and my husband is a truck driver im just awaiting my van and ive been viewing van life .

[@LadyBugout]

Yay Darlene! Good job Elaine💃🏻❤️🤗

[@chensarah9516]

Wow her skin is so nice!

[@lifeoflucretia]

What a cool lady and an AWESOME no-build build! LUCRETIA

[@TravelGrandma]

I loved spending time with her.

[@carolreid876]

I love your simple setup. You have a beautiful easy set up. God bless and keep you. Take care and enjoy your travels.💗🙏🏼

[@eastonjames6582]

Hello Carol how are you doing doing right now and how was your day so far?

[@acricucci9760]

@@eastonjames6582 Please look elsewhere for female companionship.

[@charlottewilson4680]

I have watched this 2 or 3 times now. I love it. This is one of your best tours. You are very good at bringing your subject along. Thank You.

[@TravelGrandma]

Thank you

[@sandylaster8152]

Love this. I have a mini van and I am a grandmother to 5. I have wanted to 'glamp' part time for a while as well as well. This gives me incentive!!

[@eastonjames6582]

Hello Sandy how are you doing right now and how was your day so far

[@acricucci9760]

@@eastonjames6582 Please look elsewhere for female companionship.

[@gracesimplified3860]

Love her pillars 🌸

[@maitildamcintyre9344]

Really efficient use of space. Very nicely done.

[@TravelGrandma]

I love how she calls it her little nest

[@anitasimmons3599]

What a beautiful rig. For solo travel I have been using our 2009 Jeep Patriot. I found that I had to level my sleeping shelf. I am a verticality challenged older female, and my bed is only 70" long but it works for me. The last step in a mock up in my house was to use boxes to simulate my roof. In a small SUV, it is critical you can manoeuvred in the lower headroom. Thank you for another great video.

[@TravelGrandma]

I'm glad you enjoyed this video.

[@BlueWonderLady]

Exquisite. Such artistry. Thank you for sharing this beautiful home away from home! The conversation at the end was very sweet too. ❤️

[@TravelGrandma]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@asiwaspassing9289]

Lovely set up. Inspiring. Going on first solo trip today in my no build mini suv!

[@TravelGrandma]

Awesome Hilda. Have fun.

[@brendaroberson1135]

Way to go Ms. Darlene ❣️ ... I enjoyed you're tiny "home on wheels" . Just enouth' for you n' maybe a fir baby ( or the grand's While there still small on Occasion. You certainly have pulled it all together :)) ! And are simply Well taken care of .... Not " granny type ' ish at all !! ( Smile).

[@navychhaingvoeun3189]

I love her setup I have Toyota Highlander maybe one day I be a van Life

[@maryruthmonahan5180]

I love the l bracket idea!

[@TravelGrandma]

Me too. And he pole she uses is something I think will come in handy for me too.

[@BlackDogDesigns]

I saw her set up on another channel and I loved it, thank you for sharing.

[@kathyschaefer2455]

Beautiful set up. I wish I was able to get on my knees but can’t. I haven’t been able to for years. I have a mini van and just got an older mini bus. My husband and I are working on it. Neither of us are young anymore but want to do some traveling. He is 75 and I just turned 69 so since us never know how long we have we want to get this done so we can both go. And which ever is gone first the other will be able to travel. Praying that is a long ways off. Love seeing what others do in a very small space. We have around 7.5’ by 11’ and thankfully can both stand in it. I wish you all the best and can’t wait to get back out on the road.

[@TravelGrandma]

I always say, if not now, when? Glad you are working towards it.

[@ramblinginramsey1395]

Excellent no-build setup. Thanks.

[@msjfab1966]

Awesome setup ❤️

[@tanyajohnston8262]

she did a great job setting up. I want to try car camping this summer. I live in Ontario Canada and want to try a road trip to Vancouver Island where my son and family live. I am nervous. I put the back seats down and my husband made a bed platform (single). I have the same fold out mattress as this woman has. And I have pull out foldable containers for under the bed platform, as well as a small 3 drawer that can sit beside my bed. I have the cooler, table, stove, yoga mat :) and all the assessories. Just need to be brave and wait for warmer weather. I seen Dee in your video at the end. I watch her too

[@TravelGrandma]

Awesome Tanya. Sounds like you are all set. Do some practicing in your driveway as the weather warms up. You'll be a pro by the time you take you trip. I'm so happy for you and want to hear all about your adventure. Consider joining the Facebook group mentioned in the video. The link is in the description.

[@Simply.C]

Go for it. Be brave! You won’t regret it. There are lots of us out there cheering you on :).

[@janetlynne8712]

Can you feel the cracks where the mattress folds together. Very important to me since I have a unhealed fracture of my L 3 vertebrae.

[@lynnej.9357]

Oh, I hope you have a wonderful trip! My husband and I have driven west a couple of times. It's a very long drive. Might take a couple of days to get into that groove. But I actually like the drive across the prairies. The sky really is different out there! We drove west 20 years ago and 40 years ago, and I'm thinking maybe we'll go again this year too!

[@twobefree3262]

WOW! Love it! 🛐🕊️

[@LeilanisJourney]

Darlene had a great no build out. Love how she has it set up.

[@TravelGrandma]

Yes. It is amazingly functional

[@NancyandMako]

I just love this setup such a beautiful lady!!! Thanks so much for this beautiful video!!! Such wonderful advice to be mindful of everything that you need to be flexible so great!!!

[@TravelGrandma]

Glad it was helpful!

[@wendydevereaux]

I love this woman. Stop thinking about it, and just do it! Yes 😊

[@TravelGrandma]

YES, just do it. You learn as you go.

[@sherrymuzykazekestravels6793]

Excellent video and I love her set up. She took her time figuring ever out ahead of time. I wish I could go right now but God has other plans at the present time. Maybe soon🙏

[@TravelGrandma]

Just keep that dream alive and you will.

[@1sthawkfeathers547]

We are all on God's time. He is our Shepherd He does the Leading. 🕊❤🙏🤗 It will happen ✌🏼👵🏽 Blessings from Meema and Jessi Beagle

[@jrambo7495]

Cute little setup!

[@tawnyschlienz9063]

Great setup.

[@maggiecummins5550]

Love the 4Runner. So reliable. I’ve had two

[@brendamcchristy6044]

It is cute and efficient. You go lady. I love it

[@thierrymunseugandachildren802]

Hey thank you so much for sharing God bless you from Africa Uganda

[@stephaniesimmons-ashorobi3314]

A good interview.

[@sonyacallahan2563]

What a fantastic set up, some really great ideas Enjoys your travels 😊 Be safe

[@TravelGrandma]

She's so well organized too.

[@romonasafree3151]

It was fun to see Dawn of Van Life in your video!

[@CampingTherapy]

She has a cute set up.

[@janetburgess5781]

That was a great set up

[@glennagoss7335]

Very neat. Love the adventure. My son lives in that heat

[@YouAndMeLivingFree]

This is great! Some good tips - like the L brackets! 😊

[@TravelGrandma]

Yes she did come up with some very innovative ways to hang things

[@michelledavis2717]

I love her setup! It's so inspiring! ❤

[@eastonjames6582]

Hello Michelle how are you doing right now and how was your day so far

[@acricucci9760]

@@eastonjames6582 Please look elsewhere for female companionship.

[@EPBF1]

Goals achieved very cute, efficient , lot ideas shared thank you 💕💕💕 inspirational

[@TravelGrandma]

So glad!

[@Mvn4Wrd]

Oook! It took me a New Mexico #MIN and I figured out what Q was. Quartzite 😊😁😂

[@docink6175]

pretty nice setup for a beginner !

[@idaberrones3809]

Love this

[@tinabeane]

Wow what a great setup, looking for ideas for my 4Runner so this was perfect.

[@TravelGrandma]

Glad you liked it!

[@monicawilson896]

Smart setup

[@walkbyfaith2874]

Great interview

[@dee42mark381]

Thank you ladies this is making me really what I want

[@TravelGrandma]

I'm so glad you were able to get some ideas from watching the video

[@MoBangFoYoBucks]

Nice tour!😎👍

[@kimberlychicago7608]

Very nice rig. I am almost done with my suv camper. It is a no build, build. I also sit in it, in my garage, figuring out space. When it gets a little warmer, I am heading out.

[@TravelGrandma]

Terrific. Happy travels.

[@rosemason2071]

I have a dodge nitro that i camp in. I love it.

[@davidmurling4252]

Her setup is very nice. The only problem I could see is if it was a rainy or a very windy day you know she would end up having to cook inside and that might create a little problem in that small of a space.

[@dmwark]

Hi David, this is Darlene. I can cook inside the 4Runner by placing the wooden box (the one that’s shown outside under my table) on the floor inside the tailgate. I put my butane stove on top of it and sit on my “chair” to cook. I tend to keep my diet very simple when camping and don’t do any major cooking, but I often make my coffee inside on chilly mornings using this method. Of course I crack a window anytime I light my stove inside. I also keep a can of fire-stop spray under my wheel well cover.

[@TSunshineful]

I used a walk in closet and put what I thought I would need in there. I threw it all in my Jeep Patriot , went traveling , came home and got rid of half of it! All stuff I didn’t even touch or use. Remember, there’s always a Walmart just down the Road lol

[@TravelGrandma]

Everyone always over packs on their first trip. LOL

[@DrWelp]

Love her ascetic! Pretty build.

[@barbaraslack6397]

Be careful of blocking your right front window. I believe it’s illegal in most states and for safety you need to be able to see to your right. Happy travels!

[@dmwark]

Thanks Barbara, Of course I stow the hanging objects and all my window coverings when I’m on the road. I also slide the curtains open for complete visibility. ~Darlene

[@navychhaingvoeun3189]

I like her setup I had Toyota Highlander maybe some day i want be van Life

[@tonilegere5237]

I love it!

[@bonniepettersen4063]

Love it!

[@anartistlife3887]

I love her aesthetic same as mine in fact I have the same bamboo table, white box under table and potty basket that I used in quartzsite last year! I love the texture and color of her window covers very curious what material she used and if it is covering reflectix or stands on it's own. Let me know if you remember...I just bought a brand new class B Thor Sequence. Is it crazy that I'm still watching these simple builds and debating selling or keeping my no build Honda Odyssey Minivan for certain trips. I just love how cozy small spaces are and trying to get used to how big my new rig is along with the big price tag to be honest. Only reason I made the leap is I'll be spending months at a time traveling and needed to work from the road. Otherwise I would be completely content with the smaller space. Plus something in my heart tells me I should pass my beloved van to someone who will use her for their new adventure...hope to see you down the road ;)

[@1sthawkfeathers547]

How very kind of you 👵🏽✌🏼🕊❤

[@TravelGrandma]

She covered her reflectix using peel and stick wallpaper. I love textured pattern too. Happy Travels to you.

[@anartistlife3887]

@@TravelGrandma oh how brilliant I love it how creative people are💕🌸💕

[@sandiharvey1847]

Simplicity is powerful! ❤️

[@lindavoll9555]

Very inspiring!!!

[@TravelGrandma]

Glad you like the video.

[@kimbell41]

Loved this video. Her set up is how I want to set up my Explorer. We are in the middle of a remodel so can’t do the room thing but once carpet is done I’m going to try it. I would like to know more about her window covers. I need to make some.

[@TravelGrandma]

She used reflectix and covered them with peel and stick wallpaper.

[@charlottewilson4680]

This was great. We have a Grad Cherokee Jeep. Hum, I am wondering if I could fit two people in it.

[@jillw.2524]

I sure you can fit 2 person.. Worth the try 1st on short trip.

[@lifewithpugwinkle]

Wow her rig is amazing. She has everything she needs in that space. I'd like to know more about how she made her window coverings.

[@dmwark]

Hi, this is Darlene. The window coverings are reflectix, cut to shape and covered with “peel & stick” wallpaper. They didn’t come out as nice as I’d hoped, but they’re better than naked reflectix.

[@lisaroth7526]

@@dmwark Judging by what I can see watching the video, they came out really nice.

[@lifewithpugwinkle]

@@dmwark I am back and forth on whether or not to purchase the full set of reflectix from Weathertech ($250.00 here in Canada) or make my own which would likely be about $75.00. What do you think?

[@dmwark]

@@lifewithpugwinkle I can’t advise you which to choose, but I will share my personal experience. The window covers have definitely been the most frustrating challenge of my admittedly simple “build”. I’m still not satisfied, and will eventually come up with a better solution. I do not have the weathertech window covers, but I do have custom floor mats and window rain guards from that company which I am extremely satisfied with. They are good quality and fit perfectly, so I expect the window covers would as well. Had I been willing to accept the silver/black option, I would’ve happily purchased them and saved myself the headache. I believe the price is significantly lower in the US, but when the purchase of wallpaper and contact paper is accounted for, I didn’t save money by making them myself. I was attempting a more aesthetically pleasing version. Even though I’m not entirely satisfied with them, based on the comments, I was somewhat successful. I hope this helps. Good luck.

[@lifewithpugwinkle]

@@dmwark yes that helps a lot Darlene. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience with me. It's very helpful. :) Safe travels.

[@HappyTailsandHappyTrails]

Good video. I was curious about her window covers & was hoping she would talk about them. They looked like bamboo or something but I couldn't quite tell what they were.

[@TravelGrandma]

the window covers are just made of reflectix covered with peel and stick wallpaper

[@SaritaGardner]

I think it’s important for us to have the head space to at least sit up. 👍🏼

[@leejohnson1362]

Very pretty

[@monnaprovost7294]

I like how she organized what she has brought with her & how she uses the space. However, I kept waiting for the basic beginning steps to be explained bc that’s what I’m stuck on. For example, how does she keep her window coverings in?. What is the L bracket that holds the back end of the rod screwed into? How does she hang her curtain rod behind her front seats? I see that the window coverings are light on the inside. Are they dark on the outside? At times they appear to be floating & not jammed into the window so how do they stay up? I really like her use of the rod for hanging things with S hooks. I’m in a van & have a lot of totes that I could use for storage hung like that so are the L brackets screwed into the headliner? I don’t see how that holds any weight. They are the very first things to be done. Everything you showed comes after those basic things are done. I haven’t been able to get past the basics yet. Cheers, Mo in NJ

[@TravelGrandma]

I will be happy to ask Darlene to answer your more in-depth questions.

[@dmwark]

Hi Monna, this is Darlene. I’m going to try to answer your questions, but first, let me say that, “figuring it out’ is part of the fun. I encourage you to use your creativity and problem solving skills 🤔 Be prepared to fail 😫Sometimes it takes a few tries, but eventually you’ll find a solution 🤓 1) My curtain is hung from a 6’ bungee cord attached to my roof rack, and run through the front door openings. You can catch a glimpse of it at 12:40. It works great, and is easily removed. 2) The hanging rod is primarily supported by the two handles over the passenger side doors with heavy duty zip ties. The L bracket at the end is just tucked behind the molding for minor support. (I didn’t screw anything into my vehicle anywhere.) I don’t hang anything heavy at that end. Heavier items are hung near the handles, which are designed to support a person pulling themselves into the vehicle. 3) Window coverings are a challenge for sure! Mine are just reflectix, cut to shape and covered with peel & stick wallpaper on the inside, and matte black contact paper on the outside. Some are held in place by tension, some with adhesive Velcro. I’m working on a better solution, because the adhesive softens in hot, direct sun, and they sometimes fall down. Good luck with your project, and enjoy the process.

[@infantrymama]

@@dmwark thank you!! So many very clever uses of magnetic hooks, s hooks, l hooks, and tasteful reimagined use of bread box, baskets, pillow cases, hanging shelf. What are the power sources you mentioned (small one in back and one in front)? Is your potty just a 2 gal bucket with gamma lid and do you have a "cover" over it in the basket?

[@dmwark]

@@infantrymama I have a Bluetti eb70, which is 716 watt hours, and a 200 watt hour Aeiusny. I also have a 100 watt Rockpals portable solar panel. Inside my 2 gallon potty bucket, I store a wide mouth screw top “pee jar” because I separate liquids from solids. For the most part, I try to take care of #2 when I I have access to a public restroom, but when that isn’t convenient, I have small compostable bags which fit perfectly in the bucket for solid waste. I also carry pine sawdust that I add to the bag (probably unnecessary, but it’s what I do). I tie up the small bag immediately after use and put it into a ziplock (which is inside the bucket) until I can dispose of it. I also store a pack of “wet wipes” inside the bucket. On top of the gamma lid is just a braided placemat, cut to fit for aesthetics. It’s also a perfect spot to keep my usb powered fan. When I’m in drive mode, I take the bucket out of the basket, and use the basket to store small loose objects that I don’t want flying around inside the vehicle.

[@pC-zd4qj]

great job! Did I miss where she talks about her window coverings? They look great and wonder who she made them

[@TravelGrandma]

They are just reflectix covered with peel and stick wallpaper.

[@judithmireault7448]

Ladies, where did you meet for your get together ? I am 67 years old and would like for the spring to travel but I am a little anxious to travel alone. I live in Quebec Canada. Love your videos.

[@TravelGrandma]

There are so many women's groups you can join on Facebook to connect with other women.

[@curious1366]

@Judith Mireault There were a few events recently in the southwestern states of the US. One was called WRTR --- which is the all female version of the RTR in Quartzite Arizona every year. If you go to Bob Wells You Tube Channel, he advertises these events a lot. But... many of the women that you saw at the end of this video made videos about their time this year. Check out the "Dawn of Van Life" or "Lady Bugout". I may have the channel names slightly wrong, but they are searchable on You Tube. Check out videos that they posted within the last few weeks. Some of them also went to an event called Schooliepalooza. (not sure that I spelled it accurately- but the same women that I mentioned will know) And there are several other women's RV groups.

[@melindamims2203]

Hi Gramma, any idea what she has on the inside of her windows? really looks nice and goes well with her clean, no clutter set up. Thank you both for sharing this! 💜🙏🏻🐾

[@TravelGrandma]

She covered reflectixs with sticky contact wallpaper

[@Prattmary]

Love to join Granny

[@CaravanCarolyn]

Very nice

[@TravelGrandma]

Hi Carolyn. Yes she has such a flare for design and did a fabulous job fixing up her car for camping in it. I love that her grandkids call it a Gramper. LOL

[@CaravanCarolyn]

@@TravelGrandma Yes!

[@CC-4444]

❤

[@kimberelywilcox8616]

They make S UV tents for the back so you can save your space by having one that just slides on your tail gate

[@lauraconner383]

Any idea how she installed her privacy curtain behind her front seats? It looks nicely done.

[@TravelGrandma]

I'll ask her

[@kimstabler2227]

I'm wondering if Darlene would share the link for her wire basket. I love this setup! I'm heading out in my 2003 Toyota Highlander and this is the setup that meets my needs perfectly! Thank you!

[@TravelGrandma]

I know she got things at several different places. I'll ask her if she remembers.

[@dmwark]

If you’re talking about the wire hanging rack, I got it on Amazon.

[@sandycummings4791]

I love watching your channel and you have inspired me in so many ways. Love this! I’m a Memaw of 7 and getting ready to start this lifestyle myself. Looking for a vehicle now and trying to decide if I want an SUV or Minivan. Any advice is welcome!

[@TravelGrandma]

I've not tried car camping in an SUV so I can't advise you about it. Many woman have made it work for them. Personally I love minivans.

[@marilynmaat3076]

Beautiful set up!!

[@TravelGrandma]

Glad you enjoyed watching.

[@cathyschwartz7026]

I love it! Where did you get your window coverings?

[@TravelGrandma]

She made them by covering reflectix with peel and stick wallpaper.

[@GRAMMIEDEBI]

Why didn’t anyone mention her window coverings? It’s one of the most important items you need! I love hers. Are those panels attached to or covering reflectix? What are they made of?

[@dmwark]

Hi Debi, This is Darlene. The window covers are reflectix, cut to size and covered with peel & stick wallpaper.

[@GRAMMIEDEBI]

@@dmwark Thanks for telling me Darlene. I hope you start adding content to your channel. I’m still on a pause but hope to return soon.

[@TravelGrandma]

Thanks for asking. Yes, window coverings are very important. Most will be made with reflectix as the base. She was clever to add the peel and stick wallpaper as part of her decor.

[@eastonjames6582]

@@GRAMMIEDEBI Hello How are you doing right now? I'm really much impressed about your personalities. I also admire your good sense of humor on here. I don't normally write in the comment section, but I think you deserve this complement....I'll like to be your friend if you don't mind

[@beverlyrobertson2547]

It looks as though she has something built over the wheel well at least on the driver side. Can you tell us how that was done?

[@dmwark]

Hi Beverly, this is Darlene. I built a flat surface over each wheel well by attaching two boards at a right angle using L-brackets. They are just resting on the wheel well, and held in place with bungee cords secured to attachment points that are part of the vehicle and cup hooks screwed into the underside of the shelf. I used pre-cut, pre-finished shelves from Home Depot. I was lucky that they happened to be the perfect size. Not only do they provide a flat surface, but I have a little bit of storage space underneath. I keep a fire extinguisher and extra cans of butane under one, and as shown in the video, there is a small power station under the other.

[@beverlyrobertson2547]

@@dmwark thank you so much for responding. I love your set up. I just got a 4Runner and want to do something similar.

[@dmwark]

@@beverlyrobertson2547 Good Luck! I had so much fun figuring out how to transform my space. Use your creativity and enjoy the process.

[@6spring3]

How are her window coverings made and attach to her windows?

[@TravelGrandma]

They are made of reflectix and covered with peel and stick wallpaper. The reflectix fit into the edges of the window which helps to keep them in place

[@jelkhorncamper6062]

Do y’all find that the outside rug / mat is worth it ? Does it keep dirt, dust, pebbles out of your living space? Does it store well without holding dirt ? (Where do you store it?) do you walk barefoot on it - does it protect your feet ? Are there bugs especially the flying kind where you camp and do you use netting or screens around the doors while open ? Asking for a friend, wink wink !

[@TravelGrandma]

I found a folding 4x6 mat that folds up like a tarp would. So when it's folded it stores as a small rectangle. Small enough to shake off any debris before storing. Yes it helps keep your van cleaner. amzn.to/3hRH8BB

[@kitacole3517]

How long does it take to set up your vehicle for short trip?

[@TravelGrandma]

Darlene said it's pretty quick because she is well organized

[@TSunshineful]

What are those windows coverings made of? Looks like bamboo

[@TravelGrandma]

Reflectix covered with peel and stick wallpaper

[@carlaifera5254]

🙋🏻🌄☕

[@TravelGrandma]

Thanks for watching

[@dianneharris2870]

I HAVE A RAV4 ...I NEED THE ROOF LIFTED.. DOES ANYONE KNOW A PROFESSIONAL TO DO THE JOB?

[@TravelGrandma]

Roof lifted? I'm not sure what you mean.