HOW I LIVE OUT OF MY CAR (Ford hatchback camper setup)

- A tour of my 2015 Ford Fiesta hatchback; converting a car to a camper.
- Step by step on how to set up a car camper bed.
- How to car camp and stay organized.

[Cody-hxuq]

I live up north. Lol starting a no camp mining job. I have a ford fiesta and wow. Took the backseat back rests out. Left the seat in. Nice and level. I'm just short enough I left the front passenger seat in. But I think I'm going to take it out and build it up. Extra storage.

[maggie]

I just love how many people are trying out this lifestyle. I love it. I think it's fun. I was always the weird one in my family. Lol

[Therocky]

my lease is up in august on my very expensive apartment...seriously considering sleeping in my fiesta. Thanks for sharing.

[wolfpackmixedmartialarts]

Awesome video I have a 2011 Kia Forte hatchback Im startin my Nomad Journey real soon like within a couple weeks LOL people been telling me I don't know if my car has a spacing on tell them don't underestimate how much space I will have once I take the back seat out

[eric_limitless]

Cool video! You could also attach a roof rack and roof box for even more added storage. I would look into finding a used roof box to save a ton of money since theyre really expensive

[BradyRay_]

Nice setup man. Taking out the seats sure did make a ton of extra space.

[NoxiousSubstance]

How did you get around the airbag issue for the front passneger seat?

[McRocket]

WOW! You live in a Ford Fiesta! That is so impressive that you seem to live comfortably in a very, small car.
Of course, that means you get MUCH better gas mileage than a van/bigger car.
And taking out the seats seems a really smart thing to do. Along with sleeping on TOP of containers. I would not have thought of that.
Did you throw out/sell the seats or store them somewhere?

[loekie]

All canned food in the store except for tomatoes will last forever. You DO NOT need very expensive emergency food !

[daytonasayswhat]

It’s not really “permanent” to remove your seats.

[jonfisher]

Just my opinion, but why buy those expensive 30 year shelf life packet meals when you're in a car camping set up? It makes more sense if someone's prepping in a static location but not if you're planning to be driving it around for the next 30 years. Your car isn't even going to last that long.