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The truck was built in 1966. It is a Swiss Army truck. The value of the truck was 7,500 euros. It has, I think, 90 kW. And it's an 8-liter inline six-cylinder diesel. The total weight is, I think, 8.5 tons, maybe 9 tons. The truck itself weighed 7,500 kilograms. 7.5 tons Then I placed the house on top of it and a large water tank inside it. A small amount of diesel. All of it is about 8.5 tons. And it's easy to go up. The new diesel tank. And it's about 150 liters. It takes us far away. We consume 25 liters per 100 kilometers. Yes, that's enough. There is a spare bike on top. Inner side of the bathtub. The water tank will be completely full very quickly. Gray water tank. The gray water tank will be full. So we're only using the outside of the bathtub. And the weather is perfect now. This external heating. And it's just gas-powered. One goes outside. Another one goes inside. I built the steps from recycled wood. At the beginning of the project, I wanted to do everything from scratch. But then I started recycling. Many things are being used again now. And it's fun because everything has a story. These boards naturally originated in Africa first. What large trees. And then the previous owner used them. They traveled the whole time. Russia, all those countries. And now they're back here. And we use them as steps. And it is naturally truly sustainable. Yes, it is as hard as hardwood. It looks good. I have adjusted the cabin using this L-profile. And the L-profile goes inward. On the frame of the cabin. Just to be absolutely certain, I've placed this section here. I bought the house myself for about 3,000 euros. But it still had the wheels connected. So this morning the crane arrived. He placed it on top. He placed it on a few bombs. I have locked the wheels. I connected it to the jack. It's all solid. And we have come from Holland all the way here. Some outside roads. But it's still there. It is still upright. Still not funny. Everything is perfect. Hi and welcome to our truck. This door helps keep flies outside. So that's very nice. And this is our bathroom. And we also have this door available in frost style for an experiment. Because we don't know what we're going to do with this door. So this is our toilet. And it's a very small toilet. As you can see. But it's like a real one. And it's actually a boat toilet. So you can fly it with this. And is this Sebastiaan Junior painting? Yes, no, it's Monet. But it's as if it were paper. Yes, I really like the colors. I think the name is La Corniche. Above, we have our skinboard and bodyboard. Yes, look out for some nice things. Here above we have a chalkboard. So if it rains or we want to explain something. Can we use it and run on it? This is the fireworks factory. We haven't used it yet since we came to Spain. It was very nice in France. But in Spain, it is no longer necessary. So I've found some nice collars. Also second-hand. I'll probably make another cabinet for some extra storage. Simply mounted. So when we need the fireworks factory again. It is a place to work. This is an Ikea cabinet. With a tree pit dust. Yes, it's extremely basic. But I can really get hold of some super helpful stuff here. So that's nice. It was just a standard IKEA cabinet. I had to adjust a small shed. To avoid standing out when going off-road. Usually just normal practical things. It works. I've installed a little extra here. Due to the weight of all the food. A nice system for organizing the tables. Yes, certainly. It all works. It's just comfortable. And the tables have been recycled too? The tables were the original tables from the cabinet. You can close it from the outside. So it's all just steel. Secure? Secure, yes. I have the small refrigerator open here. Yes, it works perfectly. The sofa is behind. Where you can relax when it's raining outside. You can go through the steps. Just like that. And we could also take the table out. And install the items. This is the sofa and the storage. Under the sink is the storage, and behind the sofa are the water tanks. A 460-liter water tank for drinking water and for washing and showering. And another small 60-liter water tank for soaking. It is a separate system. So this is the bed. The mattress is 2x2 meters, but due to the wardrobe, it'soxetine a bit smaller. I'm not opening this because it's too chaotic. So we're sleeping here with the three of us, and we have plenty of space. You can actually go fishing alone here. So that's quite nice. Here we have a small window for some extra air. Here, when we want a bit more view, we just remove this. And then we can just look outside and have some sunshine. So that's very nice. We always have fuel because we are so high. Most of the time, we're looking at other buses or campers. Yes, then people want to stay with us and have the best view. So that's great. And what is the size of the cabinet? I think it was about 4.70 meters long. And exactly 2 meters wide. How much do you think you've invested in the cabinet? The cabinet started with an empty cabinet worth approximately €3,000. And since we have recycled a great many things, I think the total costs would be around 4,500 euros. Something like that. We aim to keep costs low because we want to travel rather than constantly build. Yes, we have a long vacation. I also had to get my truck driver's license, so it was a bit of extra expense. How long did it take to build you? I think it lasted about half a year from start to finish everywhere. However, the actual construction time to install the interior elements was approximately six weeks. See you later!