College Student & Full Time"RV" Living

wbwood wrote:
You stated many physical (and mental) ailments you had. You stated you could not physically do your job you had before. But yet you can become a construction worker and ride a motorcycle without any issues.

AS far as gasoline, he is referring to the smell of gasoline and carbon monoxide that will build up in your box truck when you are driving it and none the less from the generator you are planning on using. What ventilation does this truck provide? Do you know how quickly fumes will seep inside the box truck, especially via the door?

There's something to add to your list, make sure it has a carbon monoxide detector.

Yeah... I suffer from arthritis... and I have a hard time breathing when I sleep... That in no way says that I'm a physical weakling...

I physically cannot sit at the wheel of a truck and trailer for 8-10 hours a day.

And I'm no dummy... Why would carbon monoxide or any other fumes build up inside the truck from the generator? Do you really think I would run one of those inside the truck? If so, then you take me for not only a fool, but you are questioning my intelligence.

As for Mr. Fed, The problem with people that think the way you do is that you assume people are doing something wrong when in fact they aren't. Learn to use facts not assumptions. The fact that a truck is parked at a truck stop or in the parking lot of a college does not equal wrong doing. But what am I saying? I obviously don't know anything at all about anything as may people here have stated. so how bout this idea. If you have nothing what so ever constructive to say then ignore this thread and move on.

Examples of box vans converted to "RVs"

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