Minivan Camper Conversion. Stock to Camper Mode in Minutes. Van Life
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- How I built a.Minivan Conversion camper van. Using home materials, and yard sale finds. Able to switch out van camper to stock van mode in minutes. Van life
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This is one of the more reasonable designs for a regular van.
I got some ideas from it and have some others for my own use.
Most importantly, I like having a *real chair* in addition to the bed!
Good job!
Hello. Thanks for watching. Yes the side chair is so nice. Glad the video helped out. Happy Build my friend. Cheers
Right on. l am always surprised that everyone takes *all* the seats out. lt's important to have a place to sit that's easy on the back and neck.
Hi. How did you connect pvc pipe to "wall"?
@@Dodie2229 Hello. Check out my video DIY van curtains. I explain it in depth. Cheers
I got a 1999 caravan for free. I made a simple setup and took it from California to martel beach back to california. It doesent matter what the train looks like what matters is if you get on.
That sounds awesome. Hope to do both coast soon. Cheers
A 2003 version fell into my lap, I think I'm gonna go for it
That was gold!
Thank PPP pp pop pop pop
Happy for you. I'm gonna try
This is a clever straight forward and inexpensive approach that would allow anyone to have a nomadic camping experience.
This is pretty straightforward, I love it👍👍👍
You got my vote for minimalist, good organization, well done! Good tour. Thanks!
Hello Dan. Glad you enjoyed the video.. Yes minimalist, without the price tag. Cheers!
@ Kruisin Kevin you did a great job Kevin. How did you hook the pvc pipes to the roof? 🌺😊
Fantastic. Just what I need for quick weekend getaways without spending crazy money “building out” a van. Thanks for sharing.
Cheryl Maloney. Hello. Glad you enjoyed. Have fun with your van build. 🚐
Nice n’ simple! thanks
@@kardoyle Hello. And thanks. Hope video helped. Happy Camping
Excellent job. I love it. Great idea for weekend trips. The toilet is adorable!!! These other van builds are too elaborate and expensive. I want to be able to switch back. Thx 4 sharing!
Hello. Glad you liked the video. More can vids to come. Cheers
This is the best, simplest, most convenient “conversion” I’ve ever seen. Thanks for sharing!
Hello. Glad to help. Thanks for watching. Cheers
I second that
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I just showed my daughter. This is easy
the PVC for curtains is a great idea... like the "stove dresser" too
Hello. Glad you liked the video. Hope it helped. Cheers
Throughly enjoyed this, just gotten a Caravan myself and been on the tube looking for ideas, the simpler the better. Thanks for the vid! Best wishes from South Carolina.
Thanks for the comment. Glad to hear video helped out. Cheers
He says “speaking of curtains, this is all PCP pipe.” I think you mean PVC, made me laugh.
Yes, Glad you and others, noticed the blooper. Cheers
PCP 😂
My sister corrects me on that one a lot and when I make the mistake of calling the narcotics cops the std's!!!
I love your setup and the simplicity of it. Great job!
That is AWESOME! 😂👍
I am impressed with how neat everything is.
Hello. I guess I’m somewhat organized... lol.. Thanks for watching.
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Well done. Cool van! I'm not sure if that stuff is called "PCP" pipe though.
Thank you. Correct.. lol. PVC.
Glad you enjoyed the video.. Cheers
Is the PVC pipe only attached at the little hook by the had grips? Not bolted in somewhere towards the back.
Hello Nancy. Yes, The pvc pipe is snapped into the hook hangers. The van has two stock ones on each side.
@@KruisinKevin Aha, thanks!
So what size is the pipe?
Lol I was wondering if anyone else caught that. It's a great van conversion tho.
This is an EXCELLENT camping setup. Well done.
Thanks Amy. Hope it can help others with some ideas. Cheers!
Man I simply love this, loving the no build simple builds it proves that this is doable for anyone, THANKS
Simple and easy just like my build good job a little power on the side little fridge stove potty bed comfortable to lay on
And good to go! Although I do have a portable shower as well... good job bro😎👍
Hello. Yes. Made the van function able. I like the shower idea. Thanks for watching.
I think I’ll start calling it PCP pipe from now on. That is hilarious! Love the build (or lack thereof)! You have lots of storage space and probably music gear too! The cabinet at the back was a super fine find! You have proven that a van build can be done on a budget.
Note: if you happen to decide to get rid of this van in the future I would encourage you to donate it to HOWA. It’s a non-profit, 501(c)3, org. They build out mostly minivans for displaced people (women mostly). HOWA stands for Homes on Wheels Alliance, I think.
Thank you sir. Glad you like the video. Yes, took a lot of thinking on the build. And the pcp. Lol
Cheers.
HOWA is a great organization, and I second your recommendation.
@@KruisinKevin I'm really curious how you mounted the pcp pipe? I couldn't tell how it is held in place. Great video!
Perfect set up keeping one chair in my dodge caravan to sit on. I now have the answer I was looking for. How does the pvc piping stay up?
Hello, I just did a video with more depth on curtain set up
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Kruisin Kevin curtain setup
Ingenious isn't it! ... looks like they hook into the hooks all cars have for hanging a few things.
PCP pipe!?! I wouldn’t drive around with a pcp pipe in my car, but if you think it’s worth the risk... 🤣
Reuven Etzion. Every video is entitled to a blooper. lol. Glad you enjoyed. Cheers
@@KruisinKevin I just couldn’t help commenting on your blooper. All in good fun. It made me laugh. Love the video and your camper conversion. Be well!
LOL!
Exactly what I've been looking for. Practical, economical, easy tear down and doable. Great video! 👍🏾
New Sub - Dude that was super cool, simple yet effective proves you don't need to spend a fortune to just get out there! - Bill
Hello. Thank you. Yes, easy, affordable ,and function-able. .
Thanks for subscribing. Got a few more Van videos coming. Cheers
Great video. Perfect for a newbie with a low budget.
Hello. Glad to help. Thanks for watching. Cheers
Heads up, if your going to hot or desert locations, you might consider reflexite glued on gator board, with black out materials on the outside face, fit to your windows & roof, makes a big difference on heat build up inside the van. When camped, I make a 20’x20’ camp fly ( shade cloth ) that covers my van & table, leave canned groceries, water & stove on table, ( not in bear country tho!) I spend most time under the fly in shade , only sleep inside at night. Shalom!
Hello. Thanks for the tip. Currently fitting reflectix for my other van. Should have a video on it next week.
I like your shade idea. Cheers
@@KruisinKevin You are doing the Reflectix yourself? There's a company that makes them specifically for various vehicle models, and I've been debating if it's worth the cost to just order them ready-made like that.
Beautiful and clean set-up!
*this was super cool I love everything it was so easy and simple*
Sweet and easy build! Cheap and it looks great. Thanks for sharing. How do you get the curtains to stay up? How did you attach them to curling?
Hello. The PVC pipe is attached to two of the stocked hangers on each side of the van. Snaps in place. Thanks
*Great set-up for a weekend warrior or occational camper! Thanks for sharing.* 👍🏾
This is great and simple. Great for someone that wants to start out with camping or trying to go full time to see if this is what they really want. Easy to convert back if they change their mind.
Thank you for sharing.
Be safe, stay well and God bless
Hello. Thank you. God bless you. Glad to hear the video helped. Yes go for it. You won’t be disappointed having freedom. If you go full-time you’ll save a whole Lotta money.
Love this idea no hassle just simple
NICE! For my 2005 Caravan Im removing my rear folding bench seat and using a small roll top desk in the floor recess to use as a tear drop style kitchen and a fold out futon inside as seating and bedding.
Thank you sir. Your build sounds cool. Share a photo. Cheers
Love it, totally my style! Neat, clean, attractive. No junk, but enough to make it feel cozy.
Hey man, awesome video, simple, easy, quick, and like others having the seat left in is a cool idea also. Thanks for that man, all the best.
Hello. Thanks. Glad to hear the video helped out. Safe travels
As someone from the upper midwest, it's alarming to see one of these without rust.
If you buy a southern van. They dont have rust because we dont salt our roads. FL Gal.
Good video. I like the bed. I like car van camping.
Nicely done! maybe the bucket should go in a "crate" I do that with bbq propane tanks in the back of my p/ju so they don't roll around.
Awesome build! I'm slowly but surely getting the Hubby into van life, wish me luck. Thanks for sharing.
I'm trying with mine but no luck .☹☹☹☹
@@dhurley53 keep at em! 😃
I would totally do this in one with an entertainment system so I could watch movies on my trips too!
Good set up, however the headliner looks like it needs some work.
I'd use those corkscrew pins or just pull it and spray glue it.
Thank you for sharing your great setup and ideas.
I love the curtains. Seemed easy enough to do. I also liked the fact it could be converted back to a van, and everything was done on a cheap budget.
Have a safe trip.
Hello. Yes. Made the van an easy functionable conversion. Mostly yard sale items. Besides the electronics. Thanks for watching.
You did a great job! I added this video to my favorites. Take care out there.
Hello. Thanks for liking the video. Hope it helps some. Cheers
I like the pvc pipe curtain rod idea. I would use 90s at front, so curtain can wrap a bit, but great idea!
Great job, Kevin! I have a 2016 Town & Country, so this will be really helpful. My configuration is somewhat more limited because mine's a wheelchair conversion with a foldout ramp, I can only fold the rear seatback down to its seat, and with the wheelchair in there, it's tight. The lowered floor gives me more height to work with, though, the front seat comes out as easily as your middle seat, and there's no arm rest thingie, so I do actually have quite a bit of even floor space to work with. I'm trying to figure out how to keep my kitchen inside - and stable - though, because weather. And stealth. And safety as a woman alone on the road, when necessary.
I just took a test run trip a week or so ago and learned a lot of things, but especially how great it is to have the Luggable Loo. I like that so much I'm going to just keep it in the van all the time, especially until the pandemic is over or safely contained. No more *having* to expose myself to people when out and about by *having* to use gas station restrooms! I can use it anywhere, really. I just pop a rain poncho over my head and make sure to drape it around the back of the bucket before I open the lid. Because I'm really short, it touches the floor while I'm sitting, and no one's the wiser. It's a little hard for me to get up from since it's so low and I'm not very strong, but I was really surprised at how comfortable it is.
How did you secure the curtains to the roof? I like how you've got them connected to one another, but I can't really tell what's holding them in place.
Hello, thanks for watching. Sounds like you have a great setup.And yes, a camper van changes everything for the better. I just did a more in depth video on the curtains. Check it out. Cheers
This is probably the most economical no-build I've seen. For those who are starting out with little money, this should encourage them that they can do it. It's also a practical way to start out on an adventure to see if it's something you would want to do permanently. I love the black out curtains too. Everything looks so cozy and having the seat makes it comfortable to work or read. Great job!
Hello. Thanks. Glad you liked the video. Most of my material items came from yard sales. Yes, you don’t have to spend a fortune to get out and camp. Cheers
Very straightforward build that anyone can do. Efficient and clean. Thanks for sharing.
I was gonna say this van is amazingly clean , has to be a southern vehicle. Then saw the plate sweet build 👍🏽👍🏽😎
Hello. Yes, Tenn vehicle. Not much road salt here. Thanks for watching.
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Amazing - easy way to start after I get evicted
That is an unusually nice looking’06 Dodge Caravan. But, I see you’ve got that saggy headliner. You can use the little t-pins to hold it up way cheaper than a new headliner.
use magnets!
Very clean van but I think you need a new headliner.
My man you rock! Now this was quick and nice! You Go Boy!
Hey! That conversion is awesome! I suggest to custom make a shelf or pantry storage on top of the frigde space. Or may be install some small sink on the table of your kitchen furniture and install the drain pipes down to the drawer or down to the lower storage with gray water receiver containers, clean water container and the water pump.
Like most here, loved the simple logical and practical approach. Well- done!!
Awesome, save it as my reference
Tractor Supply.....horse pelleted bedding is GREAT for the toilet....absorbs wet and you can pre-wet some with water and layer it over solids to mask odors.
Good to know. Thanks
I came across your video and WOW, straight forward with great ideas to get on the road. I have collected a gazillion youtube videos trying to finalize a design..... You have solved my problem in the short run. I am going to modify your design a wee bit just to get on the road when the weather turns a bit warmer (feb.14th in the NW burbs of chicago) and I will see just what my needs will be for my Ultimate Road Tour Odyssey. (no pun intended) You have given me the "practical" starting point. Thank You, Thank You.
Hello. Glad to hear the video helped out. Yes, lots of over build vans and cost. Doesn’t have to be that way.
Have a great trip in your mini camper van.
Cheers
You did an awesome job with this quick setup for your van. I hope get to enjoy many camping trips with it.
Bout to stealth camp at my job. Perfect timing... Goin to use a sofa cushion bed from amazon with a 6 inch memory foam... Will need a battery, water & a stove with a cooler & I'm set.... Thanks for the info...
I have a 1969 WV Kombi that I toured around in for years. It's been garaged since 1994, but I now drive a 2003 Dodge Grand caravan. This video gives me some good ideas. I also transport musical equipment so that's an issue as well. Great video!
Hello Richard. Nice to know a fellow musician. Yeh I like these vans for that reason. Easy turn around. Glad the video helped. Have fun on your build. Cheers
Awesome ideas here. That van is so cool inside. Not having to spend $200 on motel fees just one weekend pays for this build! To save more space, a slim 48” long camping table could slip under the bed along with the rest of the plywood sheet and serve as a way to slide camping gear in and out of the van when at the site. The plywood could hold the stove and act as an outdoor counter. I am debating what vehicle to buy next if and when my little 2009 Scion xB gives up. Best little car ever. TFS 👍
Looks good
Replace that non foldable plywood bed with a good quality foldable cot and you have a winning setup!
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Hello. Yes. That’s a good idea. I was on a budget build. The wood was free. I’ll probably upgrade down the road. Thanks for sharing. Cheers
I have a 2011 Chevy HHR which gives me a lot of room in it to fix it for camping but I'm thinking to get something bigger not as new I'm sure not that it's new but I'd settle for something less as long as it ran and had the room for me
Awesome setup! I have a 2007 Dodge. I also have had my trusty Schumacher for years. Stays in my minivan for power. I also have my bucket. I went with a Coleman cot. Still need a 12 volt fridge. Love your curtains with the pvc! I've been just using clothesline threaded through the hems of black sheets that I tie to the windshield visor and rear seatbelt and tuck up on the side fold down hooks. I did a trial stealth for a few days in my own town and found out that I am invisible in a minivan. Had vehicles drive past me, and park next to me. No one knew I was in the van. I felt very safe and so comfortable. Happy travels! Thanks for sharing your setup!
Hello Lissa, Great to hear about your van camper. So many Similarities. Great minds think a like. lol.
Yes, The mini vans are great for stealth. Happy Camping
Why is there a 3 second countdown? Lol wtf
Good build though. Smart design
Perfect! Low cost, use as much of what you have or buy 2nd hand. And thanks for the good description of the Schumacher power bank (?) And how you have it hooked up.
Hello Marian. Glad to hear the video helped. Yes, the power bank has served well over the years. Cheers
I took my sagging headliner out. Tore fabric off scrubbed it then spray painted it with heatproof paint. That sagging fabric drove me nuts not to mention that yellow stuff coming loose & flying around. Looks a lot better
The fastest conversion. Simple and inexpensive. Congrats!
Great vid man I think imma convert my family’s old voyager, just gotta do the timing belt haha.
Great non build build..I was looking for ideas for my grand caravan...new sub here...Take care..
Thank you sir. Hope the video helps in anyway. Hoping to camp soon. Cheers
I liked the build but the ceiling was so strange and floppy. I did not like that ceiling - made me feel claustrophobic. What was wrong with the original one?
Toilet - if you separate the urine, its a lot less smelly or messy.
Bed - platform needs holes in wood for venting, or mattress will become moldy - classic problem in RVs.
House Battery - make sure that built in Inverter is a True Sine, not Modified Sine. If not a True Sine, it will destroy your delicate electronics like laptop, cell phone, camera, and even a high end appliance.
That's perfect and just what I want. However I'm stuck with a truck with a utility shell over the bed. Been working on a design idea to allow for opening the side compartments and turning them into awning windows with magnetic screens inside. Still in the design phase but I will have my little truck camper ready to go camping soon.
Hello Wendy. I like the truck conversions. I used to have an S10 at onetime. I like how you can open side windows while screened in. Great air flow. You’ll be able to go anywhere off road.
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I got a 2006 Dodge Caravan gold in color. Cozy with good gas mileage.🐱🌞🏀🚚
Thank you for this! I've been planning a similar setup for weekend camping, and seeing it work for you has given me the confidence to go for it.
Hello AE. Yes, go for it. I promise you won’t regret it. Happy Camping.
so few people with the van life have wives that go with them lol ...super easy for solo
I just bought a 2004 Toyota Sienna minivan and converted it to a camper van almost identical to what you did. Great minds think alike! I used bungee cords for curtain rods but I like what you did with the pvc pipes. How do you attach them to the ceiling though?
Hey. Mona Morgan. Thanks for watching. The pvc is attached to the stocked van hanger/hooks. There’s 2 on each side of the van. They just pop in
You should have a real compressor 12 volt fridge, they use less power and can make ice.
Brilliant. Simple. Reasonable. Sweet!
nice work. Love that it is all convertible, nothing permanent.
Hello. Yes sir. Needed the van to function in both ways. Cheers
great job, and I love the simplicity! well done sir!
This is awesome, super functional and compact, I love it! Thumbs up :)
Hello. Thank you Angie. Glad the video was helpful. Cheers
Good job. Very clever. I just don’t understand the details and uses of the electronics.
Hello. If your referring to the Schumacher charger and Bestek inverter. There nothing more than charging ports for your every day electronics. Like cell phone, iPad computer. The Bestek also charges from the cigarette lighter to the Schumacher and recharges the Schumacher. It can be used as an air pump, as well run the overhead fan and the cooler if needed. Hope that answers your questions.
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It’s just that when I see all the different types of battery-banks, generators and inverters out there I am confused by too many choices. If I go this route I’ll just wing it.
Yep. I recently bought a dodge caravan for camping, did basicly the same. I built a chuck box for the back. Very nice job sir. Nice to go fishing with. Have a snack on the road.
Thank you sir. I like the chuck box idea. Glad you enjoyed. Cheers
Gabrielle, I hope this doesn't sound stupid, but what's a chuck box?
Awesome set up! How do you level the back? Mine is uneven and I’m battling to have it leveled with such struggle! I’m about to throw the whole van away! 😩
Hello. If you mean the van floor? it’s trial and error because of the uneven floor. I used a bucket to balance the bed board and built bed legs from there. Some bed legs will have to be positioned differently to get into floor compartments up front. I used a level to help. Hope that helps.
You gave me confidence that not a lot of $ has to be spent. We have 2 travelers though so would lose your perfect seat😔
Hello. Glad to hear the video helped. Yes, you don’t have spend alot. Enjoy your build. Cheers
You could either try to make it like a bunk bed, or build it so you can flip the platform over to a second bed, depending if you have one or two people. So just use hinges and have the 2x4s stick out a few more inches and a couple extra boards. You could do something like a couch leg that screws on by hand and a metal plate to hold it in place. That's what I'd do, depending on how big the two of you are. If you both are built like linebackers, that's a no. If you're smaller, not a problem. There are other things you can do to get the same outcome. They make brackets that fold out and hold hundreds of pounds. I bought 4 for $25, and each hold 100 pounds. Build that on and you could add an extension for when you need it. I'd do that on the side of his vanity.
I plan on having a shallow bench that slides out to standard bench size, about 30" for a single sleeper, then a board folds down and rests the far side on those brackets hidden in the cabinets. Now I'll have a 60" bed and still keep built-in storage, and can pull my quad in.
You could have a 2nd bed with two legs on one side, which rests on top of the original single bed when not in use, and slides sideways to make a bed for two (with original bed supporting the side with no legs.) Or if you're handy, the usual slotted pullout bed extension. And for a 2nd chair, a rear-facing marine clam chair attached to the back of the passenger seat is a possibility.
@@a.w.thompson4001 Funny you mention that. I did have the two boards attached to hinges. That folded out. But I’m solo. And it was to much of hassle to unfold. Really didn’t need it. Cheers
@@DeliberateNRandom What do you mean by your "quad"?
There's room under the bed for a portrait potty and an outdoor shower in the back
Nice job. Needs a fluffy carpet underneath
Lol from a "not a man van" to a love shack in 60 seconds!😂😂😂
Superb u could live also in the van creative the best❤❤
Hi Kevin 👋 very good idea. I am suzanne can you help me to live in van thank
No... PCP for sure...haha..but it's all good....
Would it be possible to add sa air extractor for a window?
That was nice! I have a basic T n C.
Trying to figure that out ht. in one. So bed or cut legs 9"-12/15" (How tall is the potty bucket?) W 4" -6" thick mattress. Bed L 65" length n width 22" or23". Trying not to flow into the passenger side. I like floor space. Question is will my head be in the ceiling w the 6" mattress.I could opt for 4 w a sleeping bag, or long chair heat/message pad or both? 🤔
I will be going out to measure that soon. Plywood is a good solution for more space. Then there's using the 3rd row seat option. I would like my kitchen set up like yours. Yard/estate sales, as well as flea markets, are good places to pick up even a bathroom sink vanity.
Cook on one side. Prep n sink/ do dishes cabinet on the other. That would be cool! Also trying to use things I already have to save $$$. Burying little basic thing rugs, curtains, candles, clip fan, flash n fairy light add up fast. 😆 🤣 😂
The biggest build is the bed. Because of uneven floor. You may have to adjust a few times. The bucket is a basic 5 gallon bucket with toilet seat at lowes. Good to take your time in build. That way you can find bargains at garage sales and thrift stores. Saves cost. My van build was 200 and things I had laying around the house. Happy Build. Cheers
Sweet & Easy! Question: The bed platform is 6.5 ft' Length, How wide is it, please?
Hello. Yes, 6.5 length, 4’ wide. Kinda wish I went a little wider. I wanted to be sure the bed was able to pass the folding chair. Hope that helps
Like your video I'm converting a Honda odessey , but I'm having a problem with the curtains.can't figure out how to put them up
Hello, here's a video on how I did my curtains. Happy Build.
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Great setup! I converted my Honda Accord into a camper and I'm doing a Chrysler Town & Country next. I will definitely be using some of your ideas. I'm a musician as well and would love to know where you put your gear. Under the bed?
Cheers!
Hello. Marcus. Glad you liked the video. When traveling with gear I put the back seat down. Store gear along part of the bed and under bed. I move the fridge upfront. Hope that helps.
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Awesome and simple! Can you give me the measurements of your PVC pipes and bed? I'd like to do the same with my 2001 Caravan. Thanks.
Hello. Glad you found the video helpful. Bed measurements
6’.5” L x 4’ W
Most van years have different interior design. You’ll have to fabricate the PVC to fit your rig.
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Amazing what one can do on the cheap...👍 ...don’t have to break the bank.
* More storage if you had removed those back seats too...
Hello. Yes and yes. I wanted the back seat for camping use. Aswell I need to change over to stock mode
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Thanks. I did not know Coleman made a fridge. I am ,definitely looking into getting me one now ❤
I don’t use it anymore. There are such better cooler refrigerators out there now. It kept drinks cool but you couldn’t store meats with a temperature above 42°. I did a video on BourgeRV fridge. They work great for the price
I have a 2012 Dodge Grand Caravan and was wondering what I could do to use it as a camper for my Wife, my Dog and myself. Thanks for sharing this with us. Best wishes.
Hello. I’d say try it out and see if you like it. You would have to build a full size foldable bed.
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Yeah. What they said. I'm inspired. I have an 05 Chrysler minivan the same color as yours. I have been thinking about doing this, and I would have done it differently, but not as well as yours. The first thing I'm going to do is rip out that sagging headliner I got. I was also thinking about cutting the top off and building upward with wood, not caring, too much, what it looked like. But that's a bit extreme. Thanks for sharing.
Hello. I say go for it. Make your van build your own unique style.
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I'd recommend using compactor trash bags for your porta-bucket-potty. They are a lot thicker and won't leak. My trucker sister used them.
Thanks for the tip. I usually double up on the trash bags when in use. I’ll check out the compactor bags. Cheers
Thanks, Kevin! GReat ideas!
So I'm looking around a little at camper Van's and conversions. But I wonder, how to people deal with the cold and heat in these regular mini Van's and cars? I assume you dont want to waste gas all day, do you buy something in addition that can power small appliances? I live in virginia on the coast and it might be 30 degrees monday and 85 on friday. But it's never just regular temperature lol you always have to have heat or cooling.
Hello. If Im Boondocking, I use a buddy heater. Otherwise I’m at a campground with power and small space heater
I have an 01 dodge caravan with 90KM and Km I’m thinking about doing this In Florida for a few weeks, but my only worry is the battery charger you have will it be enough to run a fan threw the night? And won’t the charger drain the car battery from charging it ever so often?
Hello I recommend you bring a usb chargeable battery fan. Mine lasts a week using at night with one charge in between stay. Depending on what setting you use of course. Happy Camping 🏕 .