Looks great! I’m getting ready to convert a 2024 Sienna. My bed will be full width because I need space for two, so no side shelves. One advantage of that is that I could use the van for future building projects to haul full sheets of plywood. I’m going to try to maximize storage space under the bed platform. Hopefully I won’t need a rooftop carrier. I want to look as stealth as possible.
Thank you for showing your setup. It is awesome. If I were to do mine over again, I think I would go with your type of cabinets. Absolutely love it! Great job, Justin!!!
Hi Justin! I just found your channel! Awesome stuff man! I am currently redesigning my latest minivan camper and plan to have my bed on the same side as you. I like how your bed can be moved from either end too. Do you have a video on the bed build yet? Thanks! -Marshall
I appreciate you sharing this, although I do wonder about it when I see hybrid vehicle camper conversions that use battery packs for power. I've lived in a Prius for about 6 months total, and all of my power is from the traction battery. I have a 1200 watt converter for 110 volt power. and I use the Prius climate controls. Why use additional batteries when your vehicle is a sophisticated generator on wheels? I'm looking at the Sienna because it comes with factory 1500 watt, 110 volt outlets, which is even more reason not to mess with external power sources. What am I missing? Thanks.
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Wonderful find of the cabinets
Love the setup and design
Thank you, I appreciate it. I’ve got a big renovation coming up
great vid format, thank you!
Looks great! I’m getting ready to convert a 2024 Sienna. My bed will be full width because I need space for two, so no side shelves. One advantage of that is that I could use the van for future building projects to haul full sheets of plywood. I’m going to try to maximize storage space under the bed platform. Hopefully I won’t need a rooftop carrier. I want to look as stealth as possible.
get a convex blindspot mirror. it sticks on to your side mirror
One thing to consider is access to the 12 volt battery for when it needs to be replaced.
Thank you for showing your setup. It is awesome. If I were to do mine over again, I think I would go with your type of cabinets. Absolutely love it! Great job, Justin!!!
Hi Justin! I just found your channel! Awesome stuff man! I am currently redesigning my latest minivan camper and plan to have my bed on the same side as you. I like how your bed can be moved from either end too. Do you have a video on the bed build yet? Thanks!
-Marshall
Coming out with a bed video soon. I love your videos!
@@JustinTheVan Aw thanks man! I appreciate you! And sweet! I want to do a similar bed, just a little more elevated. Thanks for getting back with me! 🤘
Thanks for sharing! Which video did you discuss your electrical set up? 🤔
I gotta make a video about that. Thanks for reminding me
Thanks for the video. How wide are your cabinets?
I appreciate you sharing this, although I do wonder about it when I see hybrid vehicle camper conversions that use battery packs for power. I've lived in a Prius for about 6 months total, and all of my power is from the traction battery. I have a 1200 watt converter for 110 volt power. and I use the Prius climate controls. Why use additional batteries when your vehicle is a sophisticated generator on wheels? I'm looking at the Sienna because it comes with factory 1500 watt, 110 volt outlets, which is even more reason not to mess with external power sources. What am I missing? Thanks.