Love this build. Thank you guys. Beautiful home. Many roads!

The little dirty nugget so sweet.I like it so much when the kids helped :-) Good luck for your heavy work.

Aww, this reminds me so much when my kids were little and they were always in the middle of our home renos, dirty and all, such an adventure for them. 🥰

New subscriber! I’m trying to convert my van in Melbourne on my own and it’s tough ! Love your bus xx beautiful family

What a great video. We're in Brisbane and doing a conversion. Might see you in the great outdoors sometime!

Well done, I wish you well.

Awsome job I did a 1969 Bedford up its on my block in bredbo gas hot water gas fridge gas stove solar panels something very special about being self sustainable great work Awsome bus looks amazing

Please keep us informed. We appreciate your raw honesty as your whole family progressed

Wow did you guys go through some stuff , but I know your home on wheels is going to be Awersome 🙏

I finish it beautifully The child is cute and healed☺️

You guys did an amazing job

Awesome job im planning to do it myself

Amazing 💐

Awesome build guys. Just a query, is there much red tape from engineers when you’re adding/taking weight to the vehicle and changing the internal structure? Looking at doing our own and would love to know what’s in it. ☺️

Watching your video just now has had the most delightful effect of making my heart smile. Your heartfelt description of the build, with your babe alongside, is proof that focus, hard work, determination and love (that you have for each other) makes everything possible. ❤️

@kashjaxon4860

2 жыл бұрын

I know im asking randomly but does any of you know a trick to log back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me

@dukeismael5311

2 жыл бұрын

@Kash Jaxon Instablaster =)

@kashjaxon4860

2 жыл бұрын

@Duke Ismael i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm trying it out now. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

I did have a little laugh when you said about your floor board’s one video I watched of someone else said bugger I’m not buying marine ply it’s too expensive lol he use that chipboard he said paint it like you , but if it gets wet it will multiply like Telemarketers lol Started following you cheers looking great

Keep going with the videos - this one was pretty neat.

@camandels9597

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks heaps :)

Very nice! Fellow Aussie here 👋. How much did the bus cost to make including materials? Also what are the regulations with seatbelts. Just wondering since some buses don’t have seatbelts.

Hi guys, I don’t recall where I saw it, but an American fella framed the existing bifold entry door to his bus with Angle iron and it worked well, unsure if it’s compliant in Oz but hopefully it’ll help if you still have the original door, happy travels.

Well done

Awesome videos, thinking about building one my self. How much did the build end up costing?

That kid is having fun😂😂😂

Zara just wanted a makeup lesson lol 😁

Hi Cam and Andel, I love your bus conversion. Could you please give me some more information on seating regulations for QLD when converting a bus to a home? We have 4 children that will travel full time with us and 3 need car seats still, plus 2 adults. Any help would be very much appreciated :) Happy travels

@camandels9597

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Adam, YAY for your bus conversion journey! Very exciting! Basically, you need to get an engineer to come around and look at your particular bus and tell you how to go forward from there. For us, we still had the metal side rail (angle?) that runs along both sides of the bus that the original seatbelts were all bolted too, so because we left that in, we were able to just bolt our own seat belts onto it and have the engineer sign it off. It was quite easy actually. But that was for our particular bus, I'm not sure what yours has... As for car seats though. That was a bit more complicated because of the anchor points and the fact that car seats are supposed to face forward or backwards.. not sideways... We didn't exactly follow those rules 🙊 But the first step I would recommend to you, is getting an engineer in to have a chat and tell you what to do. I'm not sure where you are in QLD, but we were in the Whitsundays area and ended up getting Lindsay Stone - 0438 748 807 from Townsville. He was so great! Made it very simple, but of course, you're looking at about $1000 to have it all done, including a mod plate 😁 I think it was about $200 for the first visit where he told us what he needed us to do. Then $800 later on when he came back to sign off and give us the mod plate 👍🏼 I think the only other person that can do it is someone from Toowoomba, but I'm not sure of his details sorry. I hope I answered your question well enough. If not, ask some more haha! Happy to help and good luck 😁

@shelleykentner4900

3 жыл бұрын

I would think you need to bolt in some seat belts, no?

How did you remove the stuck on carpet stuff from the ceiling and walls? I’m about to begin this job and wondering if there’s an ‘easy’ way.

What was the overall price in the end?

oh my god i love you you're super

does anybody know pensioners get discount on rego for a 10 metre bus or not, I am thinking about buying a bus to living and travel

Anymore complaints.

My partner and I are the very beginning of our planning and budgeting stage of transitioning from regular gen Y renters, battling insane, living costs to living our best lives in bus! Your honesty is refreshing and your positivity inspiring! @camandels9597 I’d love to see any mistakes or things you wish you known sooner, and also unforeseen challenges you’ve faced :) Awesome video guys!!