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Hey all! Plan to purchase a Promaster in the next couple months and converting it for living. My life partner and I live in South Seattle and with the ridiculous price of living continuing along the trend of ridiculous, and our lifestyle being centered around movement and outdoors activity, we are looking for a Promaster to kit out and adventure in.
I’ve been researching a ton and am seriously leaning toward the Promaster over other cargo vans for many reasons you all are probably aware of. My one biggest reservation is the talk of difficulty of maintenance/reliability issues on some sites, but it can’t be worse than the Sprinter correct? Hear good things about Ford Transits but really can’t trade the advantage of FWD.
I’ll be doing research here while looking for a used Promaster with the right foundation for conversion. Currently thinking bout the 2500 with some bells and whistles like swivel seats, backup cam, etc.
I work as an industrial designer and have a foundation in furniture so right now just enjoying having another project to make my imagination hum. Look forward to learning more!
I’ve been researching a ton and am seriously leaning toward the Promaster over other cargo vans for many reasons you all are probably aware of. My one biggest reservation is the talk of difficulty of maintenance/reliability issues on some sites, but it can’t be worse than the Sprinter correct? Hear good things about Ford Transits but really can’t trade the advantage of FWD.
I’ll be doing research here while looking for a used Promaster with the right foundation for conversion. Currently thinking bout the 2500 with some bells and whistles like swivel seats, backup cam, etc.
I work as an industrial designer and have a foundation in furniture so right now just enjoying having another project to make my imagination hum. Look forward to learning more!