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Their mantra? Make do and mend. Insulation came in the form of foam; the walls, built from light yet sturdy two-by-fours. Windows were a lucky find — bus windows acquired for free. The exterior got clad in quarter-inch OSB, a testament to the fact that luxury need not drain your wallet. Their waterproofing wizardry? Dubbed “Poor Man’s Fiberglass,” this mix of glue and fabric worked wonders, saving a fortune. Recycled bus metal added the final touch, crafting a camper that was both chic and budget-friendly.
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Ingeniously, they turned to unconventional picks for the interior: extension cords for wiring, second-hand insulation, proving luxury is more than just a hefty price. The kitchen gleamed with countertops made from repurposed pallets, merging eco-friendliness with style.
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The end product? A snug, watertight refuge, boasting twin beds, a handy mini kitchen, and all the comforts of home, all under $900. It stands as a testament to the wonders of creativity and hard work, making the dream of an off-the-beaten-path adventure more attainable than ever.
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Don’t miss the video showcasing the entire transformation journey from a dilapidated old trailer to a stunning, luxurious micro camper!
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