What's up gentlemen, et all? We met up past Davenport, CA and I got a very cool introduction to the whole "Van Life" philosophy as well as a peak at your vans. Found this site having heard Lee say "Vanning ain't no joke" more than a few times, a google search brought me here and I recognized the van! (In reference to Lee, Neal, and Andrew), they were certainly impressive and I had a good time talking with with you three. Anyhow, I was the guy stuck in his car at Greyhound Rock, having come in hot (Literally), ended up stuck there for 2 more days before I finally called in the cavalry. I was hoping to get in touch with you all to see where you're at. As for me, I'm in a hotel for 5 days waiting to get to my car via a family member, it's still there. I hope at least.
Vandrew
Aug 8, 2018Hey everybody, I live in van, its great. I surf a bunch and make art.
Oh man, what a crazy experience. We stopped back there on our way back from climbing yesterday and as of this morning I can confirm that it is still there. Not sure what the future holds for Lee, Andrew and I but it seems like will be heading up the coast to Oregon looking for some dope climbing spot where we can, as Lee puts it, "stop time."
Great to meet and hear your story (obviously yet to be finished). Keep us posted!
Hahahaha. Man that was crazy. Yea your car was still there this morning but we are indeed headed up to Oregon for a couple events then I think towards Utah! Who knows!
Good meeting you dude. I hope all goes well!
Definitely a crazy experience, thanks for the update ! Hopefully there's no tickets on it. I'll be running up there tomorrow with a flatbed to get it out of there thankfully. I'm just going to donate it or scrap it. Next vehicle will be a Van, I will accept nothing less. Also, trippy that this chat window works in realtime?
Good meeting you too, my story's far from finished. I'll be checking this site out and on how your magazine is progressing. Good luck out there!
Sorta real time only when we are in real time. Ha. We will see you on the road! Vanning is way simpler then the high cost of rent!
But don't say we didn't warn you that Vanning Ain't No Joke!
I'm already looking for a decent van. I'm thinking Chevy 2500 work van.
My brother is a commercial electrical contractor who runs a fairly large union business, he's got a surplus of work vans. I might be vanning it as early as this weekend. No kidding vanning ain't no joke, but Mazda Protege-ing is really..... no joke.
Hell yea thats awesome. Yea I did it in a corolla for awhile but it never looked like it was on fire!
oh wow, great to hear from you, sorry I am so late to reply! hope you are doing well, stoked to hear about your future build!!!