BrentfromHB
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Hi everyone, thanks for having me. Just plan on being a lurker for the most part as I gather ideas for my Moto Van aka The Hog Hauling River Ripper.
Take care <3
Take care <3
Gathering ideas for my dream moto van!
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bullfrog !
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Welcome! Someone from Arkansas might question that name! Lol!!!
Welcome Brent
Rottingman
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Hey Brent,
I'm in the same situation as you. Don't own a van yet but looking at my options. I would be a weekender for now bout would want the freedom to have a van I could live in.
I'm in the same situation as you. Don't own a van yet but looking at my options. I would be a weekender for now bout would want the freedom to have a van I could live in.
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eDJ_
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Greetings Sounds like you have a Van now. If so what type is it ? And what kind of traveling are you thinking about doing in it ?
Sounds like you have a Van now. If so what type is it ? And what kind of traveling are you thinking about doing in it ?
eDJ_
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Noticed this article in MS Bing by Gear Junkie, and thought of this thread.
3 Day $1000 dollar Campervan Build
I'm sure it could be done for less depending on one's resourcefulness and scrounging skills. Still, it may be wise to try and build something that wouldn't arouse negative attention from other people or law enforcement. In the sticks and bricks, you have the advantage of a neighborhood or greater community where you are known by others. While traveling on your own in a rig, that may not be available to a full-time nomad who is houseless. (where you may not be able to point to a community you come from or will return to)
3 Day $1000 dollar Campervan Build
I'm sure it could be done for less depending on one's resourcefulness and scrounging skills. Still, it may be wise to try and build something that wouldn't arouse negative attention from other people or law enforcement. In the sticks and bricks, you have the advantage of a neighborhood or greater community where you are known by others. While traveling on your own in a rig, that may not be available to a full-time nomad who is houseless. (where you may not be able to point to a community you come from or will return to)
