Small car camper budget conversion using no-build method, producing an "ikea style" flatpack design that you can easily remove and store.
https://hobocyclist.com/live-in-your-car

This is a how to video showing how I convert a small compact hatchback car into a campervan for sleeping / living in your car. This method is simple to construct using basic materials, plywood and some old carpet. Simple tools were used in the construction process including, a saw, and a power drill to make the slots

The budget for the build was $20, and materials were purchased from the local recycling centre. You can buy the materials new if you like.

Materials: - 20mm construction ply, 1 sheet
- some old carpet (optional: helps protect inside of vehicle)
Tools: tape measure https://amzn.to/3rg36lN
- pencil or pen
- saw https://amzn.to/2TdLWIP
- drill https://amzn.to/3Bku3tg

The finished product is a lightweight, strong platform to sleep on in your car, that can be easily removed and stored.

No need to remove the passenger seats or other parts of the vehicle. car shown is a Nissan Tiida, use whatever car you like.

Watch my other videos for more tips on living in a car including where to sleep, how to cook, how to find bathrooms, solar power for car living, sleeping arrangements , how to set up your car for living..    • Living in a car- how to live in a car...  

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The finished product is a lightweight, budget platform to sleep on in your car, that can be easily removed and stored.

Watch my other videos for more tips on living in a car including where to sleep, how to cook, how to find bathrooms, solar power for car living, sleeping arrangements , how to set up your car for living..    • Living in a car- how to live in a car...  

Here's a few basics to help with the set up of your car for living:

1. Get an unlikely looking car to blend in, 2. Tint the windows,. 3. Remove back seats (if you can) and build a comfortable bed,. 4. Park somewhere safe, 5. Don't spend too long in one place,. 6 Find something to do during the day to get money (any job is good), 7. Join a gym and stay fit physically and mentally, 8. Subscribe to this channel for more hobo tips and tricks.
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I lived in a car for 3 years, some of these tips might be helpful if you want to do this. Links for budget saving equipment and parts to build the project below-

To build your car solar power system use these links to save on the gear:
50watt solar panel for your car roof here: https://amzn.to/3r0HJEr
solar charge controller here: https://amzn.to/2Ku8SyY
9 amp hour 12 volt battery here: https://amzn.to/2LH65D9
sleeping bag here: https://amzn.to/34eIAHK
Folding bike https://amzn.to/3vGQBlV

Gear list and other things that I find useful:

Window tint https://amzn.to/3pH0Scx
Gas stove https://amzn.to/3k9BICy
pot, cup, knife fork and spoon https://amzn.to/3pA22GR
usb powered stereo https://amzn.to/3k7lSIp
usb outlets https://amzn.to/3qQ9rDD
12v switches https://amzn.to/2OV7oQu

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