TIMELAPSE - Building DIY RV Motorhome in 90 min (Start To Finish)

00:00 what our bus looked like
00:26 disassembling the future mobile home
1:45 showing a model of a motorhome
3:05 making a second floor for the camper's bedroom
4:08 creating a luggage compartment for an RV
5:16 removing rust, welding
7:46 building the floor and walls in the trunk of a motorhome
9:09 we insulate the motorhome. use foam
10:07 building walls for the toilet and shower
11:20 we change the fuel tank
12:39 we are developing a sewerage system
14:44 toilet and shower ready
15:53 making the kitchen
18:20 kitchen ready
19:38 making 2 bedrooms
20:37 We produce cabinets for motorhomes at the factory
22:00 we install a stove for heating in winter
23:00 we put laminate flooring in the bedroom
25:43 first trip. testing RV
27:20 installing a partition to retain heat in the living room
29:35 homemade sofa and table - bed
31:47 we make another cabinet, which was not enough during the test drive
33:40 we will equip the passenger area for travel
35:04 adding a window to the toilet and kitchen
36:39 installing a door in the luggage compartment of the camper
38:20 installing a new fuel tank
39:20 we are going to the Arctic Circle. first big trip
42:22 gearbox broke
45:14 diagnosing and changing the engine
55:13 finally the bus is in perfect technical condition
55:52 fixing mistakes and installing air conditioning in the camper
58:28 made a luggage compartment for suitcases
59:24 installing a gas water heater
1:00:58 solar panels and electrics in motorhome
1:02:46 insulate the bedroom and create a stylish interior
1:07:00 making a stylish ceiling in the salon
1:10:35 repairs for the passenger area
1:14:19 stylish interior of the travel area
1:17:00 living room renovation
1:21:43 interior ready, review
1:25:28 repairs in the toilet and shower area
1:27:15 solved problems with electrical Volvo B10

[robinthenoble]

I have a feeling it'd have been easier to build the bus from scratch =D

[РустемХарисов-ьу]

Даа. Проект очень трудоемкий и длительный. Большой респект вам парни. Все поучаствовали, и Саня и Ильдар и все окружающие автосервисы😀. Круто)

[mikestarkey]

I'm extremely impressed with the work you've done on the bus, from the ground up. The only quibble I've got is the insulation. I think you had a golden opportunity to really insulate the bus for noise and warmth, whilst I feel you've done a good job, it could be better. Overall though an excellent job.

[mitchsterling]

You guys are literal angels. Even put outdoor shots. I hope you read this, if not still very happy. Such good quality and great stuff!

[incubatork]

Lots of hours and late nights I recon and the interior turned out great, having said that personally I woukd have started on the mechanical side first to make sure the rest was worth spending the time and money on, brakes, suspension, wheel bearings and all that good stuff, not to mention the entire engine and gearbox. I bet the time in the garage cost a pretty penny. Wondering if a second part will come out doing the mechanical side and then a good paint job to finish it off.

[howardhalter]

You and your partner there have done a hell of a lot of hard work on that unit I'm very impressed Perry just watching the motor and the tranny reinstall. Thank you again for this video I appreciate it a comrade and a brother from upstate New York I hope you get all the enjoyment out of that unit that you should. Have a great night peaceful weak

[howardhalter]

Thank you for all the hard work that you've shown that you rebuilt that Old carriage.

[davefroman]

This was obviously an entertainment industry coach in its previous life. The mechanics have my sympathy. Nothing worse than a mid engine bus to work on.

[simplyjoseph]

Y’all need to remember this is his build not yours. He don’t need pointers he made design prior and has pretty good knowledge. And to those complaining about exterior? Stop being Karen’s. I like the build. Great job!

[mitchsterling]

Honestly man. Your videos bring tears to my eyes.

[archiewhatsit]

Credit where cridit is due. Lots of hard work over a long period of time. Learning as you go. You ripped out the interiour and started again. The engine was a massive work of art. The tunes throughout were awesome. The downside for me was that, you didn't do the exteriour paintjob. Well done, the team, you got yourselves an awesome bus to get around with. 🤠🥳

[mitchsterling]

Dont tell me you didnt stop to look at the stars. You guys are so lucky. I love your hard work.

[Ramon]

A Volvo B10M with Berkhof Excellence superstructure are fantastic busses!! I have driven it all over Europe as a coach driver for many years.

[yankee_tango]

One thing I liked about how the solved the engine and transmission problem, they had both rebuilt and installed as a matched set. That is important for longevity of the powertrain. As for the insulation I myself would have used sheep's wool for it. It is a natural insulation and does it's job well. Overall the bus is a nice piece of work, kudos to all of for the effort put in for it. May you have many safe kilometers on the road.

[christoph]

great job, looks fantastic, one safety thing, those little screws that you secured the seats to the floor with are way too small, in the event of a crash those seats will just rip out from the floor and move forward, I know that from experience, better to have bigger bolts rather than screws.

[randallcaldwell]

You gentlemen are Jacks of All trades. Machinists, welders,
carpenters and interior designers. What an amazing project!🇨🇦😀

[dstooz]

Anyone else getting a bunch of visual glitches while watching, or just me?

[mary-annnstednielsen]

Knowledge, craftmanship, patience, taste….Amazing result🤗
Hi from Denmark 🇩🇰

[MrSyvern]

Great work! I would rather own this than a factory made. The quality of materials and attention to details looks far better than what the "pros" can deliver. Enjoy this fantastic bus, it's well deserved!

[sihlemaholwana]

Yall never seize to amaze me yall Russians a whole hair salon in a bus I wasn't ready for that