In the 70s people traveled around the country in custom vans.

>>1171655
These days vans are seen more as pedomobiles than something that a cool young man drives. However I'm sure you could still travel around in a van/motorhome if you wanted, in fact there is a guy who occasionally makes threads here about how he does that.

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>>1171655
There are loads of folks tricking out vans, campers, trailers and school busses. These hipster fucks are traveling the country in this converted bus that looks like a west elm catalog, just in case you didn't have enough shit to envy for your house you can now live the minimal chic life on the road as well.

https://www.instagram.com/expeditionhappiness/?hl=en

Have you been to Australia? These vans are fucking everywhere, main brand is Wicked vans which paint nudes, swear words and sexist things on the van. Literally never been in higher demand

>>1172045
are they doing this to american vans?

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>>1171655
Pretty sure it's still a thing. The vans are inconspicuous on the outside, because sleeping in your car apparently is an issue in parts of the US, but they are sweet on the inside.

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>>1172203
Same one from the inside.

>>1172203
Yeah, murrica is a bit uptight about sleeping in your car for some reason.
Notably, walmarts will let you pass out in their parking lots. Many other places will have cops come and harass you for loitering or something to get you to move on. Find back roads, or head into national forest lands and don't camp within like one or two hundred feet of running water and it's legal.