It’s been three months in the new truck, a switch that is proving to be great for us on nearly[…]
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A beacon for living small, eating well and traveling often.
It’s been three months in the new truck, a switch that is proving to be great for us on nearly[…]
Read moreHi friends and fellow travelers! It’s been far too long…. You see, since one of our last posts about choosing[…]
Read moreDon’t fret, we’re not going anywhere (well, except a little bit of everywhere) and we definitely don’t want to give[…]
Read moreIt’s all fun & games until someone loses a drive train…. Don’t worry. It wasn’t our’s. But you can bet your[…]
Read moreIt’s been almost a year since we started full-timing it, living on the road first in our Sprinter conversion and,[…]
Read moreWe’ve posted a lot about our expedition vehicle’s cabin and gear garage, but the cab itself seems to have been relegated to proverbial red-headed stepchild status. To those of you who’ve been asking, “What about the cab?” This one’s for you. It’s the least exciting part of our overland adventure truck to look at, to be sure, but the M1083 holds a few gems in its compact cab-over body. From the central tire inflation system that allows us to change tire pressure at the touch of a button, to the stellar little military heating system that keeps us warm & toasty, the simplicity of the M1083 shell warranted its own post today.
Read moreAfter a video of our truck was published on YouTube on Dylan Magaster’s channel in October 2016, we were astounded at the outpouring of responses. In just a few weeks, nearly 300,000 viewers watched, many of whom commented with questions and comments. After sifting through hundreds of comments, here are a few of the things people wanted clarification on most.
Read moreOctober was a big month for us! We knew our truck was special, but were honored that others found our[…]
Read moreCheck out this 10-minute introduction to the truck we call home, how & why we choose to live from the road, and how this lifestyle can be accessible to anyone who dreams of a nomadic existence punctuated by great food and fun.
Read moreIt’s been just over three weeks and 1,400 miles since we began to call this new rig “home.” Now that[…]
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