I do a similar thing with my Sienna but use a Coleman cot instead; easier to put away. This also leaves me room for storage underneath. I do not use a mattress, just an old summer sleeping bag for a little more comfort under the bag I sleep in. The mattress is going to take up a lot of space once inflated to full size. Everything is easy to pack up and store in the garage.
@lowermichiganadventures38 минут бұрын
3:21 I do like 👍 you switching it up with a little humor keep pressing forward. I will continue to watch your build and get ideas.
@byerennyСағат бұрын
I have a similar frame; you can store totes under it. I have a couple of the cheap Commander totes from Lowe's, 27 gallon, I believe. I would consider a rooftop cargo and removing that seat next to the bed. More floor space and can access totes under bedframe easier. My frame does look to stand taller so measure before buying any totes for best fit. For a chair in place of the Van seat just use a collapsible camp chair like a Coleman or similar. That way you can just sit on the bed and put the chair away (under bed or in rooftop cargo) if more space is needed for a time. Plus you can't take the van's seat outside to chill out and take in the scenery.
@AdventureGearTV57 минут бұрын
Excellent tips. Thanks for sharing. I’ve considered taking that chair out quite a bit. It would actually give more room for a kitchenette setup on that side.
@neurodivergentlily2 сағат бұрын
It's been a year but I'm starting to feel like traveling again despite how much it took out of me last time! 😅 so glad I can watch your videos instead - much more cost efficient and always a good time to watch my friend talk about things he cares about! :) happy holidays!
@AdventureGearTV2 сағат бұрын
@@neurodivergentlily I still recommend going the campground route so you’re comfortable and feel safe. It won’t hurt to try and enjoy yourself out there.