Pics of your VAN! Post up!

[Hayduke950]

I recently bought a van, after lusting after them for a long time. Decided on 2wd, as I usually use motorcycles for real exploration, and basecamp out of the 4-wheeled vehicle. I may go with lockers and a mild lift in the future. For now though, I can't wait to get started on the camping mods.

2000 Econoline 7.3 Powerstroke Diesel.

[ujoint]

Nice van & nice KTM!!!!

[ujoint]

Here's the van I call BlueTraveler. Still under construction, but she's on the road & going back under the knife this week.

[CSG]

From last month's trip to the Utah and Arizona, here's a shot of the Traverse on the Monument Valley tribal road.

[vanderpooch]

ewwww... I like!
What's the standing height inside?
Do you notice any signifigant difference with the top on?

[ujoint]

I'm 6'2, and can stand up in there with an inch or two to spare.

I picked up the van in VA and drove it here, can't really even tell the top in there! It had a fairly worn suspension (100k, original shocks) so it floated around quite a bit. I put some miles on it over the weekend here in the mountains, and it's really stable. Taking it easy though, I just installed the front suspension.

[Forum Ninja]

Ooh, my first post!

Here's my Deli. It's somewhat compact compared to a few on here!







I'm currently fitting a camping interior in the back and have a few other mods to do to it:

• WVO conversion & additional fuel tank
• large roof tray & ladder
• raise the suspension a touch
• need to fabricate a large bike rack to mount on the back door

[trailsurfer]

I recently bought a van, after lusting after them for a long time. Decided on 2wd, as I usually use motorcycles for real exploration, and basecamp out of the 4-wheeled vehicle. I may go with lockers and a mild lift in the future. For now though, I can't wait to get started on the camping mods.

2000 Econoline 7.3 Powerstroke Diesel.

Very nice!

[T.Low]

E250 Super Duty Extended Quigley, the day I drove it home from Quigley in PA. The "JetVan".


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I luv the factory option 4x4 look it has. Great looking van.

[scotter]

Hello, I'm new here and have been lurking for a few days. I am currently building a 4x4 van. This will be my second 4x4 van so I have already pounded through the learning curve. I found a low milage 84 Dodge B350 MaxiWagon to start with this time. It's pretty strait (one damaged side door) and no cancer. I have already aquired just about everything for my conversion and am switching over to a manual driveline. So far I have removed the interior and am getting close to installing all new 2" rigid insulation. The floor is being raised 2 inches for insulation as well. I have also begun work on a full length rack for the top, well almost full length, it's only about 13-1/2 feet long and just over 5 foot wide. I'll save all the specs and fantasies about 20,000 lb PTO winches front and rear for another post.....

I have purchased paint (ultra dark almost black - green) and should have it painted before winter. as you can see in the pictures I have a good welding crew. I just need them to start wearing shoes before OSHA gives me a citation.









I really miss having a full size go anywhere van. This will probably be my last build of this type so I plan to not cut any corners. This will be the go the woods and get away from civilazation machine I will finish raising my boys with so it will be solid and overbuilt. when I get to making signifigant progress I'll start a detailed build thread. for now I'm just having fun bending and welding up some tubing