🚚Clayton and Teresa's nomadic home is built on an 18-wheeler with a custom-built tiny home.
🌞The home features solar panels for sustainable power generation.
🔥A pellet stove provides a sustainable heating source for the home.
💡The home has a well-equipped kitchen, dining area, and a cozy living room.
📖A library and a spacious bedroom provide comfort and relaxation.
How long did it take to build the 18-wheeler nomad home?
—Clayton spent around five years building the home, but the entire project took about six years.
What are the dimensions of the nomad home?
—The home is about 73-74 feet long, 8.5 feet wide (standard semi width), and has a height of 13.5 feet (maximum allowed height).
How much did it cost to build the nomad home?
—The total cost for the truck and trailer was around 200-250 thousand dollars.
What type of engine does the 18-wheeler have?
—The 18-wheeler features a 2004 Volvo vnl with a Cummins ISX engine, 15 liters, and 750,000 miles on it.
What is the power source for the home?
—The home utilizes a combination of solar panels and a battery bank for power.
00:00Introduction to Clayton and Teresa's 18-wheeler nomad home, showcasing unique homes and alternative lifestyles.
01:34Clayton and Teresa talk about their 32-year long relationship and how they decided to build their dream nomad home.
02:25Clayton explains the financial aspects and benefits of their nomadic lifestyle.
09:25Clayton shows the exterior of the 18-wheeler, detailing its dimensions and features.
18:17Clayton showcases the water filtration system they use for clean and safe drinking water on the road.
18:51Installation process of the water filtration system in a van dwelling by van experts.
