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Just don't want to build another Van . But my beloved E-150 is on it's last legs . I have a good idea on how this " weekender " will turn out.
The E-150 had a cot that folded up along the drivers side . The " kitchen " folded up on the other side . Helmet bungee nets along the side and roof kept crap off the floor . The fixtures had tie downs for motor bikes , etc . All folded into the walls to clear the load floor .
Now I have a twin " trundle bed " modded to fold , I will try to use Grand dads 1 burner folding setup with "hotel pan" sink upgrade .
I'll need suggestions for insulation , paneling , floor covering , etc . I will use an extra battery ( love my 12v mattress pad , rig to use some 110v items (oil space heater).
I've done a mess of work vans using steel slotted angle as all the holes allow "adjustments / upgrades". I've also used fiberglass rods along the roof to attach the bungee nets , etc . Very strong and light .
Thank you'all for all the good info I've read so far .
Thank you again , Ken
The E-150 had a cot that folded up along the drivers side . The " kitchen " folded up on the other side . Helmet bungee nets along the side and roof kept crap off the floor . The fixtures had tie downs for motor bikes , etc . All folded into the walls to clear the load floor .
Now I have a twin " trundle bed " modded to fold , I will try to use Grand dads 1 burner folding setup with "hotel pan" sink upgrade .
I'll need suggestions for insulation , paneling , floor covering , etc . I will use an extra battery ( love my 12v mattress pad , rig to use some 110v items (oil space heater).
I've done a mess of work vans using steel slotted angle as all the holes allow "adjustments / upgrades". I've also used fiberglass rods along the roof to attach the bungee nets , etc . Very strong and light .
Thank you'all for all the good info I've read so far .
Thank you again , Ken