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Wow that sucks.  People use this stuff on windows and doors all the time.  Yeah most of that does not see the light of day, but if it did . . .

Really? Great stuff is closed cell insulation.  It's not supposed to hold water.  We have been using it for exterior stuff for years without issue.

Howdy Y'all.  I'm so new to vanlife that I'm at the "I just purchased my van" stage.  It's a 2013 Ford transit connect (Yeah, I know that's small). For those who don't know what that is, I'll save you the Googling by saying it's a minivan that wants to be a cargo van -an odd combination.  Right...

I'm asking the question because it affects which vehicle I buy. My insurance broker can be a bit vague, especially in matters he doesn't want to deal with.

Does the removal of the front passenger seat negatively affect vehicle insurance?

in other words, yes the small connect.  It's called cargo in the description because it's not finished in the bay nor are there any seats.  Kinda like a mini van size without the stuff in the bay/back area.

That's the description from CarGuru.  looks like the shorter wheelbase. I'd put in a link to the vehicle, but a lot of forums don't like people to put in exterior links (can lead to fraud, etc.)  2013 ford Transit connect cargo xl FWD is all they gave as description.

How mechanically reliable are Ford Transit vans?  Specifically, I am considering buying a 2013 Ford Transit connect cargo XL FWD.  It has 114,000 miles on it.  Also, how many miles can I expect, on average, to get on this thing before it goes kaput? Further parameters:  1) I am NOT a mechanic...