I have a Class B camper van built on a Mercedes Menz Sprinter chassis, but they can be built using vans from Volkswagen, Chevy, Ford, Dodge, Nissan and more. They are easy to get around in and have lots of advantages over larger RVs.
Camp chairs outside a campervan. Class B near mountain tunnel in Smokey Mountains Campervans can even go stealth and camp in cities. Class B boondocking at beach. Clas B camper van out seeing the canyons.
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The first part of an interview with Jack Tinsley discussing his project to build a DIY camper van on a Promaster van. Jack has designed…
Carl is heading to Alaska this year and adding some extra batteries to his RV solar system. He is going from 2 batteries in the…
Great interview with a full-time RVer still working on the road and powering his life using solar and inverters. Sean has a great lithium battery…
Where Class B vans fall behind is the interior room. They are smaller and everything is much more compact.