He decided his plans were too big and too exciting to let go of. These were the dimensions for his custom-built cabinetry.

He was able to transfer them from the other Jeep — thankfully, they fit perfectly.

Dan learned his lesson from the mistakes he made with the original engine.

He added some cool things like an air compressor so he could pump his own flat tires.

Due to the arid climate, Dan wanted to prepare for lots of dust…this snorkel will filter it out before it reaches the car’s air cleaner. It’ll also help if he has to cross any streams.

On the back, he mounted a carrier that can hold a 13-gallon tank of gas.

And on the undercarriage? That’s where he built storage for a jug of drinking water.

He had a custom pop-up roof installed that would allow him to stand up and walk around inside.

Mattress slats slide out and are covered with pads for a complete sleeping space.

Here’s the roof popped up…along with solar panels.

He installed a tailgate table and added a cutlery holder that he crafted himself.

This is a pretty tricked out Jeep.

The final touch? Dan painted the continent on his hood…

His plan was to trace his route as he went along.

Of course he couldn’t leave without giving it a test drive — he spent a couple of weeks in Moab, UT, off-roading and camping.

Then, it was time to ship out! The Jeep fit in a shipping container and set out across the Atlantic.

How cool is that? He turned something that was a car into an actual home!

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Uninterested in the usual “Hey, here’s what the car looks like, buy it” type of advertisement that you see so often, Jeep hired Leo Burnett Worldwide to come up with something new and different.

No, that’s not an optical illusion, an automaker actually wanted to do something new and different, but these print ads are. The tagline says “See what you want to see,” and you’ll want to see them all.

Take a look!

Or so you thought.

Is this an elephant…

or a swan flipped over?

Surely this one is a giraffe and giraffe only, right?

Have you learned nothing?

Those are something else, all right! No, really, they are.

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