I ordered a Ford Transit and waited three years for COVID-era Ford to deliver it. Then I built it into an RV myself — RV Zero-One — and listed it on Turo. My daughter and I set out to drive from Virginia toward Washington and camp the whole way. She gave up the trip at Yellowstone. The van was fine. The logistics were the problem.
People want the adventure. They do not want the planning, the mileage, the question of where to sleep. That was the business. SuperVan Adventures: I drive, you ride, the mountain is the point.
Camp Easy is coming soon. SuperVan Supper Clubs became the evenings, with boarding in Chehalis and Tacoma.
There is a seat in that van I do not sell the ordinary way. Fill that extra seat. Take a foster kid camping. Not for their benefit — for yours.
This chapter is part of Failure Is Always an Option. The full book is still a free PDF, and the voice-over still plays on the book page: the book page