hmm

East coast is not ideal for these, since you require more insulation than is typically installed in them elsewhere.

so chances are those builders would not understand quite what they ought to do.

https://www.curbed.com/2018/9/24/17895974/camper-van-conversion-best-for-sale-custom-vanlife Dang, some of these are swankier thank my house 😂

heheh

well, it is recently a bourgeois obsession

Haha

thanks to Instagram lifestyle vloggers

"#vanlife"

Yeah my 1967 vw van, didnt even have insulation 😂 😂 😂

Honestly, I'm seriously considering making it my primary form of housing

Practically stripped besides the dashboard, and seats

hmm

Living in a van?

Yeah

I'd have home property obv.

I'd just build mostly auxiliary structures

I want an indoor pool I think

in the next few years

a long skinny one

with windows the full length of one side

Its a pretty dreamy thought, but I like luxuries too, so not sure if I could do it

Wait lolol 😂 😂

Live in a van, also have property but have a nice indoor pool?

yes

Lololol😂 😂

Some call me counterintuitive, some call me unconventional.

All I know is, I'm called The Stig.

Haha, too each their own :P not judging btw just funny 😊

I'd probably have some stationary living quarters.

quonsets absolutely caked with spray foam

Like a cool container home?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quonset_hut kinda like this

but with glazing all across one end

Is it just to hide the entrance to your underground multi story fall out shelter?

My uncle lives in a literal tin house shack, built on stilts, but it's in Kauai, who cares right ;) I'd live in that

heheh

My thought is that I can also have water storage

in the upper round of the quonset

to give myself a square roof

energy storage in the wings