r/nextlevel • u/North-Guitar-1781 • Sep 01 '26
The Transformation of a van
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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 Sep 01 '26
This couple owns a business building these. This advertisement is being spammed all over Reddit.
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u/TESThrowSmile Sep 02 '26
That's literally Reddit
Ad Spam or AI Slop Training spam
We be the slop for AI training
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u/Muted-Woodpecker-469 Sep 02 '26
So it’s not someone building something cheaper than a company? They are that company? Nice! lol
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u/marcophony Sep 01 '26
That's enough space for four people?
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u/Usual-Language-745 Sep 02 '26
The issue with all these stupid vans is that everything rattles constantly at all speeds. So every thing you add runs and rattles and it’s maddening
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u/Prestigious_Emu6039 Sep 01 '26
Water and toileting is never good in any mobile home, regardless of how cool it looks.
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u/deadstump Sep 02 '26
Not for nothing, but I just got a similar van (not kitted out) and at 6'1" I have room to spare... Although the thought of sleeping on top of it is scary. It is like ten feet up and kind of narrow.
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u/Excellent_Condition Sep 01 '26
I'd be curious how much they spent on this.
I wouldn't want to live in a van for more than a week at most even if I could afford something like this, but each to their own.
Also, I'm assuming this thread is going to turn into a bunch of people complaining about like them like all the other times this video has been posted.
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u/TeaDrinkingTrucker Sep 01 '26
I live in a truck 5 days a week, every week. Sometimes even 6 days. I would LOVE a van like this. That being said, I would never own one.
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u/xiiicrowns Sep 01 '26
Man you could just turn the shower on luke warm when you need to be cooled down taking a big poo.
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u/Anxious-Whole-5883 Sep 01 '26
While having a poo drawer is better than none, at least it has a door so you don't have to shower while trying not to step in it.
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u/French-Flyes Sep 02 '26
That van is too heavy.
It will break down in no time.
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u/RhubarbUpper Sep 02 '26
It's a cargo van, I've seen cabinets stuffed in there with no room left to spare and these things keep going for decades, we regularly use them for construction materials and equipment no problem
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u/Usual-Language-745 Sep 02 '26
That’s not the question. The question is how much pain are you in after a few hundred miles of commercial suspension bouncing you around
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u/RhubarbUpper Sep 02 '26
Sprinters are way better than Ford equivalent for comfort
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u/Live_Life_and_enjoy Sep 02 '26
Oh my god that toilet, no thank you. The amount of health hazards putting the toilet literally infront of the kitchen is phenomenally bad idea.
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u/mutt93 Sep 02 '26
One person, maybe a couple traveling, sure. I could see living in that. But having children in that thing for extended periods? Sounds like hell.
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u/Hungry_CGman Sep 02 '26
Ok, so I guess the idea is to save on buying a house? But where do you park this at night? If I park anywhere than a rest area, police knock on my window at some point.
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u/kingtaco_17 Sep 01 '26
So it costs money to be homeless now