[VIDEO] What Do You Think of His Lifestyle Choice?
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Cyrus Sutton is an American film director from San Diego, CA, who has spent over 10 years of his life living in mobile homes. That’s right, and now this legend has finally created a perfectly tiny home on wheels that he has customized specifically to meet his needs. And that little abode is nothing else but a 14 feet van. It has a fabulously compact interior with a foldable bed and the whole tiny house is powered by solar energy. Take a look at these photos and then tell us what you think on our Facebook Page!
Filmmaker and surfer Cyrus Sutton has been living the van life for a decade, and he shows us his latest conversion of a 14-foot long Sprinter van. So Sutton first bought and modified a Ford Econoline back in 2006, living in it until last year, when he found a used and much more fuel-efficient Sprinter van — 14 feet long and 6 feet tall inside — to replace it. Sutton rebuilt the interior to include a small kitchen with a propane stove, refrigerator and sink, which is supplied with a hand-pump faucet and 5-gallon container of water. There is a drop-down storage cabinet in the counter for pots. The space made for the fold-down bed also creates an area for storage; we like Sutton’s idea to use a hanging closet organizer full of clothes that can be stored away to keep clothes neat, and hung up using ceiling hooks to access folded clothes in an instant. Electricity is provided by solar photovoltaics and a marine battery to store excess power.
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