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In todays episode were sheeting in the walls on our adventure camper truck!
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I am still wondering if there was a purposeful reason to place the camper door on the driver's side. Seem like a door on both sides wastes useful space that could be storage, seating, etc.
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Great build, Chris! Really like it...
But why would you want two doors in the van? Doesn't that take away a lot of the storage space on the left side of the van? Also, I would personally not put in a window towards the front of the vehicle. Even if you get a good window, it is very likely to leak over time, especially if you live in an area, where you are driving through stronger rain frequently.
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As a lot of people said. One door would be more beneficial in terms of extra storage and such. Personally, I would go with a large single door at the back. Easier to get things in and out. Heck, if you make it fold down (double hinged, one regular door, one fold down), you could use it as a table.
Either way, it's your build. You do you. Love the videos.
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I WOULD HAVE PUT PANEL BOND IN BETWEEN EVERY SHEET STOP VIBES
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Awesome job guys , just a small suggestion is a rain gutter on the over-cab area will save you getting really wet when you exit the cab and donβt make the mistake I made with windows in the front area of the over cab the highway wind pressure makes the windows leak over time speaking from experience π¬π€ͺπ€¦πΌββοΈ
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Hey guys when you goto insulate the camper part use close cell spray foam insulation best bang for the buck...super messy though, also give time for off gassing then use ceader boarding inside great smell
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You should've placed the door on the right side just to be safer to get in and out on the side of the street, yeah I know it has an entrance from inside but just in case
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Th back should be a lift gate as like a large rear canopy
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Man you need a single starlight window above the bed- with a blackout shade of course. Love this
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I have to question the dual door idea, in a setup like this space is key. Having a door on both sides seems good in theory, but in practice having the extra counter or storage space will most likely be more practical more often in the long run. At least in my opinion. It still seems like a super neat build though!
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This feels lke an episode of the A-team, them creating armored vehicles and Oscar is making Colin Furze proud. Great job you guys !
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We insulated with:
* adhesive-back acoustic against the outside wall, a gap, then
* one-inch pink-board, another air-gap, then
* two-inch foil-side poly.
Two decades full-time live-aboard, we boondock exclusively.
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I love EVERYTHING you're doing on this build, looks amazing! A few things to keep in mind about the front windows are most new campers no longer have them for a few reasons, one is that there is chance a rock will break them out on the road, another is they are not really necessary, I keep my curtains closed all the time and would rather not have it at all. The side windows are pleanty. I personally have condensation issues, and it's just another place to have to wipe down every morning. That being said, I've driven mine 10k in the years I've owned it, and it hasn't got hit by a rock yet, and probably hasn't since 1974! π€
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Adding a 3rd axel (not powered) to spread the weight might help
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I would consider spray-on rustproofing/soundproofing liner inside the panels to also stop rattles etc
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This channel is what makes so many of us want to push the envelope on our builds. Hats of to you and your crew.
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Dude, this build is awesome! So glad you saved the dually. Canβt wait to see the rest.
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Crazy idea... Make the back wall a drop-down door/Lowering platform (ie Tommylift) for large loads. like a motorcycle or two.
maybe a split door, opens like an old camper topper.
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Loving this build.
Can't wait to see it all done and out on the road and off road.
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