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Ah, ok, and thank you re ideas/inspiration. Well received. Tiger apparently cuts part of the cab roof and back out. That's alot of cutting, but is a nice solution. (I was thinking of a smaller escape hatch, say 19"x19".) I'm surprised that other outfitters haven't taken the same route given...

Nice. Thanks for sharing, but not my style and includes a number of things I'm not keen on or require. I want something more simple/rustic and which allows for ease of later design adjustment. It's also about the life experience of building it, learning along the way, etc. And with that said...

Greetings, No news on my end as of yet on the insurance, but am liaising with local agent. I'm in MA, but that will change when I fully exit sometime in 2019 (after house and *stuff* sale) with likely residence to be established in NV or TX (or what I decide makes most sense, taking into...

Thanks RogerD and John61CT for your respective insurance input, which is well received. I am now in discussions with my current carrier, Progressive.

Thanks again John61CT. Great feedback! Any recommendations on insurance carriers to explore?

Thank you Matlock!  Your feedback is super helpful.  My gut is to go with the Chevy box van given the generous living area, and my having felt no major difference in driving and parking it (139WB, 12 foot box), that is, as compared to the Chevy extended cargo van, both v8. Alo, the box van's...

John61CT, thank you for your responsive feedback.  I did find one that has a (lockable) slider door to the box area, and the drive wasn't so different than the 3500 extended Chevy express cargo van.  The parking and stealth feedback is well noted.   Cheers, T.

Hi everyone, I'm in the process of trading-in my current vehicle for a van, and am keen to pursue a used Chevy Cutaway Van 139 WB v8 (with 12 foot box), relatively low miles and in great shape.  Is there any reason why I don't see cutaway vans more often used in DIY camper van conversions, that...