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Paul
Paul
12 years ago

Hey all! Hope you enjoy today’s show. It was fun doing the interview with Jack. Take a look at the thread too and please feel free to fire away any questions, I’ll do my best to answer them. Take care. Paul

steve
steve
12 years ago

I have not listened thus far but really looking forward to this episode. I have a 6acre plot in PA that at the moment I can not afford to build on but have been considering a small cargo van outfitted for short term camping so this episode is great timing.

My thought was that making a short term camping van now and using it for recreation would be great as when the time comes to break ground on a structure I will have it available for use then.

Paul
Paul
12 years ago
Reply to  steve

That’s pretty much where my idea started. So far it has been BETTER than I had hoped. A Step van or similar vehicle is an excellent choice.

steve
steve
12 years ago
Reply to  Paul

I also live just outside of Baltimore City and wanted something that would a)be easier to travel with then a full size bus and b)that I can use in the city if I find myself unable to drive after perhaps indulging in a beverage or two. Have to think ahead 🙂

Thunderbird
12 years ago

SO AWESOME

Travis Shute
Travis Shute
12 years ago

Paul,

Looks amazing! Good interview as well. Listened while I mowed the grass. Awesome work on the solar setup.

Mike
Mike
12 years ago

Paul,
Right on, man. Way to represent Maine! I was just curious where you’re from & where in “northern Maine” your land is at. I’ve been hunting out of Northeast Carry since I was a kid. That’s “northern” to me. Are you in the County? Be only as specific as you’re comfortable being, as I’ll only be marking your location for SHTF> (that’s a joke)
What an inspirational show. I’ve already hit up Ebay motors looking for my Blue Bird.
Mike

Peringle
Peringle
12 years ago

Awesome Show, one of my favorites! I’ve always wanted to turn a bus into a RV or Camper.

Paul
Paul
12 years ago

Glad you all liked the interview. It’s a fun project/hobby. Plan on a few years to accomplish it, even longer in my case. I still have another year or so to go… But to be honest, I’ll probably continue tweaking it as long as I have it. It’s a project that keeps on keeping on.

Charles~Humble Mechanic
Reply to  Paul

It’s a project, is stop tweaking even an option? 😉

Joe Dupont
12 years ago

Jack…..the gov is buying algie diesel at 25 bucks a gal.when you add in front money you closer to 35 a gal. If this kld is not blowing smoke then you should call for an investigation.