Wow what a conversion,top marks,best I've seen,wish I'd bought the high top now that bed is brilliant.hope there's videos coming of van in use.All the best Martin
💕 Love the front skylight where most people add storage. 💕 Love the refrigerator is up high. 💕 Love that you made a dry bath 🚿. 💕 Love the drop down bed. 💕 Love the built-in storage. 💕 Love the paint job. The ONLY thing I would want different is more of a comfy sofa. Otherwise, this is one of the most well thought out vans I've seen.
Excellent conversion. The underbed cupboards are genius. I'm considering a conversion but with the lift bed at the back (because probably going for an L3, just for easier parking - always a trade-off with interior space.) The need to ditch the cuboards was causing me concern & until I saw this video, just hadnt thought about actually attaching to the underside - so thanks for that. It would limit the height it can lower to, but reckon its worth it.
Very interesting video as planning to get, and convert an L4h3 boxer/relay/ducato ourselves. Was it difficult to do the window in the front, above the cab? We want to put a bunk up there for my daughter!
Wow what a great build bud! great use of the space and puts the £80k+ pro vans to shame! could i ask what drop down bed you purchased and where from? presuming it was UK?
What a fantastic conversion. I am in the middle of doing one myself but it is just al l2 so would not be able to do the bed. I was wondering where you got your wheels at
Very nice conversion. Could you tell me the measurements from inside floor to the roof. I have a Mercedes sprinter xlwb high roof, looking to fit a bed mechanism but want to be able to walk and stand underneath it.
Hi, first of all, congratulations.. your camper looks amazing! I recently bought the same model and I want to remove the headliner structure as your did. Did you have any troubles with regulatory laws or insurance because you did that modification?
Hi, thank you. We had no problems and it passed its annual check (MOT) that we have to have here in the UK. Not sure about any other countries. Hope all goes well with your conversion.
Have you had your van weighed? I'm building an L4H3 at the moment and am really trying to watch the weight. If you're comes in under 3.5t I have nothing to worry about lol.
I hope you don't mind me asking questions about the bed lift. I want to build a single drop down bed for my young son in the camper i'm building this winter, for him. Can I ask what motor you have used for the bed lift and where you got it? Also how did you clamp the webbing onto the round bars? Thanks in advance.
Hi, it was trial and error but ended up with a motor from a roller shutter garage door that I acquired from a local company. 12v/24v motor. As to fixing the webbing I cut a slot through the bar and made a loop on the end of the webbing, securely fixing with sewing machine, passing it through the slot in the bar and inserting a metal pin through the loop then pulling tight against the bar. Hope this makes sense. Anymore questions feel free to ask. Ian.
@@riley.livingthelife Yes that makes perfect sense. Thank you for the detailed reply. Can I ask what type of side runners you used to keep the bed rise and fall squarely? I was considering using the 80/20 extruded aluminium captive slide runners.
I searched eBay and found some runners for a 3D printer, it runs on a roller bearing carrier on an aluminium extruded rail. It all seems a bit of a cobbled together concoction but it works fine eventually. Could have bought an Italian bed lift system at £2500 but that was beyond my budget so hence this is what I come up with.
@@riley.livingthelife Ive got those V grove rubber rollers in my ebay basket. After looking at all the commercial bed lift designs, I honestly don't see anything better than the DIY versions.
Hi, I hate that word, and I don’t mean That. 🤣 The van was £11,300 and we spent around £10,000 on fitting it out, not forgetting the sweat and tears, long nights and weekends. 😊
Hi, thank you and the bed mechanism is self built from various bits and pieces of other things, example it is powered by 2 up and over garage door motors, a little bit too complicated to explain but does work well.
Hi great job did you get it reclassed by dvla ? as i have seen similar vans coming back as a van with windows.Ihave just about finished my van and it would be interesting to know how yours comes back.cheers.
Hi, it came back as van with windows 3 times and then eventually after putting more graphics, alloy wheels and respirating front quarter bumpers we have had it classified as a motor caravan by the dvla. We do think the colour was a hindrance. Hope yours goes through ok but if not keep trying.
Hi Riley :), this is a fantastic conversion! May I ask roughly how much did it cost including the van? We are planning to buy a van and do the conversion but we have no idea how much we should plan for it. Many thanks :)
If this model has the same diesel engine as the Ford transit then make sure you change the fuel filter every 3k miles and carry a spare. These fuel pumps are prone to breaking down due to poor fuel quality so make sure you don't fill up with dirty fuel.
I was about to ask the same. I noticed the reinforcement of the front cab, where normally the bulkhead is attached to, has disappeared. I know a lot of motorhomes have that removed as well, but for sure there needs to be some extra reinforcement to be done as compensation?
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The best one I've seen, fully functional, plenty of storage. Even a proper cooker fitted. Amazing use of space!
Thank you.
Definitely one of the best conversions I've seen
That is the benchmark for how I would build mine. Love the layout.
Wow what a conversion,top marks,best I've seen,wish I'd bought the high top now that bed is brilliant.hope there's videos coming of van in use.All the best Martin
Thank you, yes I will be putting videos on of us out and about.
One of the best I have ever seen, outstanding.
💕 Love the front skylight where most people add storage. 💕 Love the refrigerator is up high. 💕 Love that you made a dry bath 🚿. 💕 Love the drop down bed. 💕 Love the built-in storage. 💕 Love the paint job. The ONLY thing I would want different is more of a comfy sofa. Otherwise, this is one of the most well thought out vans I've seen.
Thank you and we do agree about the comfy sofa but compromise’s have to be made and its not uncomfortable. 😊
Now thats what I call a quality conversion
Thank you
you crazy bastard
I have this same van, which is going to have a conversion next month, so thanks for posting this , excellent job
Great conversion I really like it. Have you thought of adding a drawing of the layout with dimensions to help others with simmilar ideas?
Thank you. We hadn’t thought of it but it is a good idea and we might just get round to doing it one day. Thanks again.
just wow!!!! Utterly gobsmakingly beautifully done😍😍😍😍😍😍
you crazy bastard
Excellent conversion. The underbed cupboards are genius. I'm considering a conversion but with the lift bed at the back (because probably going for an L3, just for easier parking - always a trade-off with interior space.) The need to ditch the cuboards was causing me concern & until I saw this video, just hadnt thought about actually attaching to the underside - so thanks for that. It would limit the height it can lower to, but reckon its worth it.
Its a small difference between L3 and L4, about 35cm. How will this help you when parking? Or are there any legal restrictions?
@@vadimcalinici3053not necessarily true mate the transit l3 is 70cm shorter than l4
you crazy bastard
In malay words.. we call this 'sempoi' which means chill, cool.. awesome.. well done dude
Thank you.
Nice job guys looks really smart 👌👌👌
Stunning conversion 👍
Thank you.
Absolute perfection. Very impressed
Thank you.
you crazy bastard
Very interesting video as planning to get, and convert an L4h3 boxer/relay/ducato ourselves. Was it difficult to do the window in the front, above the cab? We want to put a bunk up there for my daughter!
@riley.livingthelife how did you do this front window? I'm still trying to work it out!
Fantastic conversion. 🙂👍🏻
Very nice love the bed
Wow what a great build bud! great use of the space and puts the £80k+ pro vans to shame! could i ask what drop down bed you purchased and where from? presuming it was UK?
@@summerjunk929 Thank you, the bed is self built, made up of various bits and pieces for example it is powered by 2 up and over garage door motors.
@@riley.livingthelife oh wow fair play to you! that saved a few bob no doubt 🤣
Brilliant job. Could I ask what size are the tyres. Thank you
Thank you, they are 225 75 R16.
What a fantastic conversion. I am in the middle of doing one myself but it is just al l2 so would not be able to do the bed. I was wondering where you got your wheels at
Thank you and the wheels were purchased from a company in Manchester, Wheelbase.
Hi how much did this all cost and where did you get the electric bed from please?
Beautiful,I want it,I want it!
Very nice conversion.
Could you tell me the measurements from inside floor to the roof.
I have a Mercedes sprinter xlwb high roof, looking to fit a bed mechanism but want to be able to walk and stand underneath it.
Hi, first of all, congratulations.. your camper looks amazing!
I recently bought the same model and I want to remove the headliner structure as your did.
Did you have any troubles with regulatory laws or insurance because you did that modification?
Hi, thank you. We had no problems and it passed its annual check (MOT) that we have to have here in the UK. Not sure about any other countries. Hope all goes well with your conversion.
Thank you! @@riley.livingthelife
Have you had it weighed after the conversion and with your stuff in it?
Not yet but we have plans to, when he builds up the courage. 😳😃
Респект таким мастерам , классно и практично 👍😄✌️
Have you had your van weighed? I'm building an L4H3 at the moment and am really trying to watch the weight. If you're comes in under 3.5t I have nothing to worry about lol.
Hi, no Ian hasn’t built up the courage to get it weighed. He does keep saying he is going to though. Enjoy your travels once yours is built.
I hope you don't mind me asking questions about the bed lift. I want to build a single drop down bed for my young son in the camper i'm building this winter, for him. Can I ask what motor you have used for the bed lift and where you got it? Also how did you clamp the webbing onto the round bars? Thanks in advance.
Hi, it was trial and error but ended up with a motor from a roller shutter garage door that I acquired from a local company. 12v/24v motor. As to fixing the webbing I cut a slot through the bar and made a loop on the end of the webbing, securely fixing with sewing machine, passing it through the slot in the bar and inserting a metal pin through the loop then pulling tight against the bar. Hope this makes sense. Anymore questions feel free to ask. Ian.
@@riley.livingthelife Yes that makes perfect sense. Thank you for the detailed reply.
Can I ask what type of side runners you used to keep the bed rise and fall squarely? I was considering using the 80/20 extruded aluminium captive slide runners.
I searched eBay and found some runners for a 3D printer, it runs on a roller bearing carrier on an aluminium extruded rail. It all seems a bit of a cobbled together concoction but it works fine eventually. Could have bought an Italian bed lift system at £2500 but that was beyond my budget so hence this is what I come up with.
@@riley.livingthelife Ive got those V grove rubber rollers in my ebay basket. After looking at all the commercial bed lift designs, I honestly don't see anything better than the DIY versions.
Very nice! That's the van I want. I wish you had done a build series. How much was the conversion cost?
Hi, I hate that word, and I don’t mean That. 🤣 The van was £11,300 and we spent around £10,000 on fitting it out, not forgetting the sweat and tears, long nights and weekends. 😊
Complimenti!!!!
you crazy bastard
Hello, have you registered this motorhome, or is that not necessary?
Hi, yes it’s registered as a motorhome.
Whats the head unit screen do you have in it?
Hi, it’s a joying.
@@riley.livingthelife Thank you…
Super conversion, one of the best which I have seen so far👌
Where did you get the electric bed kit? Was it bery expensive?
Hi, thank you and the bed mechanism is self built from various bits and pieces of other things, example it is powered by 2 up and over garage door motors, a little bit too complicated to explain but does work well.
Can you please tell me the name of the LPG tank? I can't find anything suitable for me.
Hi, Gastore LPG Gas Tank Kit for Fiat Ducati vans, available from Magnum Motorhomes.
Hi great job did you get it reclassed by dvla ? as i have seen similar vans coming back as a van with windows.Ihave just about finished my van and it would be interesting to know how yours comes back.cheers.
Hi, it came back as van with windows 3 times and then eventually after putting more graphics, alloy wheels and respirating front quarter bumpers we have had it classified as a motor caravan by the dvla. We do think the colour was a hindrance. Hope yours goes through ok but if not keep trying.
where did you get your large touch screen for the front? i have been looking for a decent one in my citroen. Great Looking van!!
Hi, we got it off the internet if you search Joying Uk, you can search for them on You tube. It’s a great head unit, wireless apple carplay. 👍🏻
hello!
what fridge is it?
Hello, it is a Thetford T2090 compressor fridge.
THANKS!
What head unit is that in the front please?
www.joyingauto.eu/double-din-car-radio.html#
Double 2Din radio android head unit.
Bravo 😊
💙💙💛💛❤️❤️
Hi Riley :), this is a fantastic conversion! May I ask roughly how much did it cost including the van? We are planning to buy a van and do the conversion but we have no idea how much we should plan for it.
Many thanks :)
Hi, thank you and a very rough figure is around £22,000, for it all.
@@riley.livingthelife thank you Riley 👍
Very, very lovely. BRAVO.
Thank you.
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Awesome
If this model has the same diesel engine as the Ford transit then make sure you change the fuel filter every 3k miles and carry a spare. These fuel pumps are prone to breaking down due to poor fuel quality so make sure you don't fill up with dirty fuel.
Not sure but thanks for the advice.
add eliminox {sulnox) fuel conditioner and you'll have no fuel issues
wow
It seems to me that you cut off part of the structural reinforcements, it is completely illegal and unconscious to do so, at least in France...
I was about to ask the same. I noticed the reinforcement of the front cab, where normally the bulkhead is attached to, has disappeared. I know a lot of motorhomes have that removed as well, but for sure there needs to be some extra reinforcement to be done as compensation?
The bulkhead is designed to be removed and is not structural, many vans have them taken out. 👍🏻
What goes through people's heads when putting those ridiculous graphics on?
Hi Riley, well done. Thumb 👍 up.
I'm building also a Citröen Campervan. Maybe you like to visit my channel.
Greetings from Berlin
Steppe
show and shine but nothing deep. Why the hell is everbody putting all terrain tires on? Completely useless and nothing but useless load.
Best i have seen
El vídeo 😭,el trabajo 😐,las ideas 👏