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Makes sense. I guess that is the reason I have not been able to let go of our minivan, even if it is already on borrowed time.  Just the practicality of our minivan serving as a commuter and a camper--and a cargo van to haul household stuff around--is the reason we are still holding on to it...

I have simple answer to this query: Life is short. No matter how much or how little money you make in your lifetime, you will never be able to buy yourself more time. NP

I'll check the link out. I may be able to use the custom-fit window curtains and magnets on my minivan, while deciding on a full-size passenger or cargo van. Thanks.  NP

Thank you.

Ouch! I have never realized the full-size passenger van seats pack some serious hardware to keep them bolted down, and a backbreaking two-man job to remove and replace them; it's definitely not like a minivan that only takes a quick pull on the toggles to release the seat locks. This will...

I'm new to the full-size van life. My wife and I own a 2003 minivan, taken the backseats out, and took it on numerous weekend warrior camping trips over the years. Although it is "cheaper to keep her," my minivan is on borrowed times and will eventually be turned into a short distance commuter...

I am contemplating whether or not I should get an 8 or 6 cylinder cargo van. My wife and I do not have any plans to pull anything like a cargo trailer or a small boat. All of our van dwelling gear will be portable (mattress, clothes, and other camping equipment) aboard so we can take advantage...