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You sure he's not just pretending to be clueless for the likes?Started following this channel on Youtube. Venture4wd. Older trusta with a 4 door jeep JK. No visible means of support. He just drives all over the USA and Canada living in the rooftop tent on his jeep. His parents have to be funding it. As long as his Jeep stays rolling, they don't have to deal with him. He is really clueless. Wandering up in the back woods of NorCal in the Emerald Triangle, "What is this burned up, shot up trailer doing out here in the woods on these backroads???" "Why would anybody bring a trailer like that out here???" It's kind of like watching an accident before it happens...
and then you lift it and put solar panels and other accessories on the roof racks....They are dirt road/fire road cruisers at best. Great for stuff like the desert or Baja. The drawback to the Sprinter is its really tall. The popup feature keeps the COG a lot lower. The new fiberglass body also keeps the weight down.
I don't think Casey is your typical Bender...probably ex military. Total survivalist. Take a look at his Coyote Works Youtube channel. He lives out in the brush.You mean Bendafarians? Can't swing a cat without hitting one here.
This guy follows the sun. Wintertime, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas. A whole culture of van people who migrate to the warmer climes. He talks about how crowded the dispersed camping areas are this time of year. A grub with gas money and daddy's credit card. One step above homeless. Dude has prayer flags in his rooftop tent. "Oh" "This looks like a BLM road on GIA!!!" "I will just drive out into the middle of buttfvck Egypt and see where it goes".You sure he's not just pretending to be clueless for the likes?
agreed.The prcetag doesn't stop at the purchase. You'll constantly be fixing stuff... kinda like a boat. My buddy had one for 12 years. Loved it but it wasn't cheap.
I think the new factory non 4wd/awd stuff is fine for most of what everyone needs. I mean you're not going to do any real wheeling on a large 3/4-1 ton chassis anyway.