Woman buys vintage RV for $1900 and turns it into cozy dream home on wheels
Not everyone wants a huge house that comes with a high mortgage.
Some people prefer to live unconventional lives and aspire to greater independence.
That’s just what happened to one woman when she bought an antique RV.
Jessy Muller found a 1978 Dodge Commander on Craigslist, which is how it all began.
It was a new way of living and a canvas for creation, not just an old RV.
Even better, she only had to pay $1,900 to purchase the antique treasure.
She saw past the rust and dust, seeing past its age and battered state to a timeless appeal restored.
Initially, Jessy had to redesign the interior.
The antiquated camper seats was replaced with furniture that was both useful and compact.
She was motivated by the idea of an airy, open, and simple living area that exuded simplicity and freedom.
She turned the RV into a comfortable house by adding a flip table and creative storage options that combined practicality with a unique flair.
She gave “Tiny Home Tours” access to her Commander a few years back so they could take a closer look.
As a tribute to the RV’s lengthy past, Jessy retained the original 1978 shag carpet in the driver’s seat.
Adding a drop-down bed allowed her to cleverly add more sleeping space without enlarging the living area.
Her comfort driving a car of this size and age demonstrated her appreciation of classic charm and her ability to adjust to new situations.
