On this episode we install our fresh water fill and the fresh air intake for the furnace, we finished the last bit of trim for the floor and and entry way, our propane system gets finished, we have some issues with our fresh water, we install our window screens, we install our backsplash, we officially move in, we install a backup and dash camera, we deal with some serious cracking issues, we take the Roamer to the mountains, and the truck breaks. We made a conscious decision in the last episode to take this project to the absolute highest level we could, which meant pushing past our initial optimistic budget. To be honest, things got a bit out of hand with unforeseen major expenses and meticulous attention to detail.
Episode:
Time period: 8/30/19 - 10/30/19
412 days from start of project.
Approximate Budget: $61,385 of $30,000 (Including truck $10,000)
Over the last decade I've lived in a progression of different vehicles. This time I wanted to build the ultimate overlander for Season Three of the Tiny Home Adventure. We set off to build the expedition vehicle of my dreams from the ground up with a $30,000 budget. We documented every aspect of the build, from the design process to all the hardships along the way. To be honest, this was one of the most challenging projects of my entire life, but the final product exceeded my wildest dreams! I want to share with you how we made it happen!
This series encompasses all things #vanlife, overlanding, camper, off-road, expedition vehicle, lifestyle, adventure and more!
Big thanks to:
Ashley LaMarre for being incredibly supportive over the last year
Josh Heiner
Kevin Dupree
Mark LeBlanc
Jorge Ragets
and everyone else who donated their time and energy!
Supporting brands:
GoPro
Kicker Audio
MyMedic
Dometic
Vorsheer
Oakley Off-Road
Stroker Diesel
Baja Designs
Lion Energy
AM Solar
CampChef
Red Point Woodworks
Reparadise
Warn
Rossignol
Maverik
Follow us at:
@Andrew__Muse
@TheUnexpectedAdventuress
@TinyHomeAdventure
@KickerDogMuse
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