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I have a bit of a dilemma. I'm a Florida resident and just bought a used truck in Nevada this last weekend. I don't plan on being back in Florida until weather cools around November or December (six months from now) and planning to spend the summer in Colorado. Florida requires you appear "in...

I'm a YouTube creator, so I do a lot of uploading of HD video files. normally I'm using 30-50 gig of data just uploading each month. I also do a lot of boondocking in the western states. currently I have an unlimited data hotspot from PCs4People (sprint network). the hotspot is fantastic for...

I've been following the other thread of those purchasing units that have been configured and flashed prior to purchase. I have a 6620L unit purchased used from eBay and would like to get a remote flash for either 3g or 4g running on horizon. my unit does not have a sim card in it but powers up...

I own a 26 foot grumman-frieghtliner step van which I'm converting into an RV. I have purchased most of my electrical components and am getting ready for the install. I'm at a friend's house this week who has offered to help me weld a battery box for my "house" batteries which I'm planning on...

I did a few searches with variations on the key words "cork floor" and "cork flooring" and found a couple van builds using cork planks for flooring builds, but none using roll type cork flooring. I own a '96 Grumman step van with 18ft box (26ft bumper to bumper) so my build has some things in...

hello everyone! I'm somewhat new to the site and forums. I recently bought a step van and am beginning the long and slow conversion process. I'm planning on documenting the conversion on youtube (for those interested in that kind of thing) here are the basic stats on my step van: 1996...

in the next few days I'll be buying an empty, all aluminum step van for conversion. the step van runs on a cummins 5.9 diesel which is very loud in the empty aluminum interior. I test drove a few step vans that were decked out tool trucks with commercial insulation and they were about as quiet...

I just bought a SnapOn step van for RV conversion. It already has finished walls, floor and ceiling, all insulated with fiberglass by a commercial company called LDV (they build trucks for FBI, CIA etc).  Question: should I go to the trouble of disassembling to remove the fiberglass in favor of...

I did a quick search of the forums, but didn't see any posts on this subject. For a box truck conversion, after insulation, should you put in panels for the walls or ceiling first? I'm guessing that the ceiling should go first so that the walls for an additional vertical support to hold the...

I currently own a box van GMC 2000 3500 with 18ft attic style box which I like a lot, but has some features that are not working for me. I really like the box style, the walk thru to cab and quiet ride. however, I am 6'6" and having lots of problems fitting in front seat area because of the...

I've started doing a video series on YouTube of my box truck conversion. The videos start with me shopping and researching about box trucks vs pre-built RV motor homes including my purchase of a box truck and tour before the build.  For those interested, you can see the videos...

I pulled the trigger and bought a used box truck (2000 GMC 3500). the box is insulated on the walls and ceiling, but not the floor. it also has the "attic" area which should be good for a bed. previously it had two AC units installed in the box (which have been removed and covered). I'm assuming...

hello, I just joined this site today and excited to finally find a community which might be able to point me in the right direction and provide me with some guidance as I move forward with my project. I'll try to outline my tentative plan and hope to get some feedback and troubleshooting to see...