Ford Transit is for sale!!
The day everyone has been waiting for! I am selling the van now that it is complete. The miles are very low and everything in the camper has been field tested and in excellent working order. This van is amazing and must be seen to be appreciated. It packs a huge punch in it’s ability…
Copper countertop spices up the kitchen
Over the summer heat and humidity did a number on the original Oak countertop. I decided to try my hand at copper. After much research, I decided on thicker roofing material – 16 oz. sheet material which was 3 feet wide by 10 feet long. The biggest challenge was cutting the material. I decided on…
Plumbing upgrade means hot water for the van!
This summer I added a Bosch Tronic 3000 T4 water heater. This unit runs on ac power and plugs into a regular outlet. The heater is plug and play, inexpensive, small and easy to install. The only caveat is it requires 1500 watts of available electricity. This was one of the main reasons for building…
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Charlie’s Sprinter
This long-wheel-base Sprinter was built out in phases in order to make the process easier. Van ProjectI previously owned three different VW Vanagons and settled into a nice VW Synco Vanagon that I built out including a 2.2l Subaru engine install in 2002. This camper served me well for 15+ years and solidified my love…
Chevy Express with custom top
The black van is a Chevy Express 3500 2WD passenger van that I converted in 2017. I removed all the interior fit out- seats, mounting rails, seat belts, trim panels and headliner. The seat mounting rails were the hardest. They were fastened with stud bolts and nuts under the floor that could not be gotten…
Ford Transit Conversion
This van was purchased in Mount Vernon, Washington with 64 miles on the odometer. Technically used, but very much a new vehicle. A cargo van without windows or seats – just a metal box. The first task was to put in the large CR Laurence windows on both the passenger and driver sides. Really not…