Aerocell SRW cargo van conversion?

[MrNoodly]

Has anyone here had any experience with these Unicell vans? They start with cutaway versions of Ford and Chevy vans and then add a fiberglass box on the back. There are two types. One is like a typical straight side box van but with a sloping front. The other is all curves.<br><br>https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http://www.unicell.com/pdfs/aerocell_cw_sellsheet.pdf<br><br>https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http://www.unicell.com/pdfs/UNC_SRW_GM.pdf<br><br>I wonder how rugged the fiberglass shell is. I assume there's some kind of metal frame buried in the fiberglass. <br><br>Repairing damage would be a pain.&nbsp;<br><br>I'm curious because I saw this one for sale:<br><br>http://www.autotrader.com/dealers/d..._modelASC&amp;first_record=1&amp;cardist=5704

 

[bk2valve]

Hi Mr. Noodly, I saw one of these...the one that reminds one of a queen ant...in Quartzsite...I don'r think it was used for living in tho...looked like some one of the vendors used....<br><br>I like the other one a lot .....seems like it would be a winner!<br>Bri

 

[MrNoodly]

Somewhere on the interwebs I saw something very similar to the straight sided Aerocell as used by FedEx Home. They had a curb side doors and some had swinging back doors instead of roll-ups. They were fresh of leases and a little pricey.<br><br>I just found this example. It's brand new, though:<br><br>http://www.commercialtrucktrader.com/find/listing/2013-CHEVROLET-EXPRESS-3500-107575898