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Nice van.... yes a van is a little tough for 2 people.. I built my van off of RT designs, and it also works for us too. I keep modifying things the more trips we take. Enjoy it

Thanks.... I'm still making storage spaces dedicated for specific things.... took a trip up to Maine a couple months back... my wife was able to work in the back, and be on conference calls while I was driving... things are working out good so far

pros: its huge inside uses very little power pretty light the only con I found was the footprint was larger then the specs when I got it.They must have changed the model. originally it was supposed to be 2" wider and 2" less in depth. you can see a space on the side of the cabinet. when I built...

cab...yes thats a cb radio up in the top storage gps, backup cam. and dash cam custom dash storage made for laptop, ipads and such...along with usb, and 12v power ports

more interior 200AH agm batteries bathroom with shower and sink rear view TV lots of condiments and supplies can run this fridge for 4 days with a full charge on house batteries without recharging

interior under seat storage got a fridge this summer this is where my power/ charging is located

here are the latest pics from today. I'm planing on making the interior door panels this winter exterior with new pushbar, new tires, and new rear a/c in the door

the screws for the plywood on the floor? I had to make a large countersunk hole for those.... some parts of the cabinets were also countersunk, and other places I just put them in flush depending on where they were

well, its basically a trunk...I've got a ton of stuff in there.. my lil buddy heater is in there, along with a small gas grill....tools, extra electrical parts and wire..my insulation for all the windows...fresh water hose, jack extra widow wash, and a ton of other things.. jumper cables...

I'll take some updated pics this weekend, sorry I havent been on here much, I've had some login problems every time I come here. We've been using it for cross country traveling and camping so far. planning some tweaks for next spring already

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the upper cabinets are made in place, and actually screwed into where the top screws into the roof, I used many 1-1/2 self tappers to secure them to the old roof. they are also attached to the wood strips in the top too,with metal brackets . the bathroom is very small, but does the job in the...

I really wasnt planning on saying anything to them. I'm guessing if it was in an accident they would only cover it as a cargo van, and not cover anything put into the conversion which is fine with me.. then I would assume they would not insure it after that point after they saw it. i saw a...

not yet, I had insurance through allstate years ago though

that is one of those whirly gig sewer vents for the holding tanks

there was a post last week about designing and laying out the inside of a van, and what size bed you can get across the van. Here is what I ended up with. the seats unfolded flat are 72" which is the short side of the van. 4' over on the other side of the bed, I measured 74-1/2" wall to wall...

todays progress

they must have changed the inner wall shape. I remember 2003 was a slight re-deisign year when I was buying it

only 70" is that metal to metal inside? What year e-350 do yo have Mines an 03

pretty sure its 53" from floor to roof on a ford..back door openings are 49" high my bed also measures 72" on one side (near the doors), and its almost 75" on the other side right over the wheel wells. I did it like the sportsmobile using the reflectix and carpet where the inner body opens up...