[carnut]

First example of a conversion I've seen;
http://www.frankenmuthcars.net/new/Ram/2014-Ram-ProMaster+2500+Window+Van-0469c77d0a0a00654c003cea7313a5f9.htm

Not seeing many people spending $10K more than a Transit. Add diesel and you are more than a Sprinter in the same configuration.

 

[Chris]

Have you guys seen these yet?....

http://paulsherryconversionvans.com

The paint job on these alone is awesome, and the inside is even better.

 

[Jumper]

Yes, have seen several Paul Sherry conversions advertised in the $55,000+ range. This is considerably more than a loaded MB Sprinter passenger van.

Unfortunately, besides being out of my price range, don't like the motel room interiors, or the dipped in white paint look. For that kind of cash the MB Sprinter looks like a bargain.

Do like the conversion's windows. Will investigate.

 

[carnut]

...Do like the conversion's windows. Will investigate.

You can buy a window van for 35K. But it's just a panel van with windows. You get no rear seats or interior. Adding aftermarket will cost quite a bit of time/money.

 

[Chance]

Have you guys seen these yet?....

http://paulsherryconversionvans.com

The paint job on these alone is awesome, and the inside is even better.

Painted bumper/grille seems to make a big difference in overall appearance. The white van in video and also the Winnebago Trend with silver body-color bumper/grille almost seems to transform the van's shape up front.

 

[keithwwalker]

That interior is straight from the 90's...

Have you guys seen these yet?....

http://paulsherryconversionvans.com

The paint job on these alone is awesome, and the inside is even better.

 

[uncubed]

Tuff crowd. I would love to have one of them.

Anyway, If you noticed the front seats that were redone and the air bag still intacted.
(on some of them).

 

[uncubed]

Yes, have seen several Paul Sherry conversions advertised in the $55,000+ range. This is considerably more than a loaded MB Sprinter passenger van.

Unfortunately, besides being out of my price range, don't like the motel room interiors, or the dipped in white paint look. For that kind of cash the MB Sprinter looks like a bargain.

Do like the conversion's windows. Will investigate.

Could be the anti limp mode that effects the costs?

 

[NCboatrx]

The Fiat Ducato Combi (passanger van) is available in many versions in Europe as well as the Citroen and Peugoet cousins. I would buy one in a heartbeat with the diesel if it was available here.

 

[carnut]

Tuff crowd. I would love to have one of them...

I would love to make that kind of money. Based on the old rule of thumb that you shouldn't spend more than 6 months salary on a vehicle, that puts those vans in the top 10% demographic. As an engineer in the tech field, I can't even afford a base low roof Promaster with the 6 month salary rule. I don't know who they are building this stuff for.

 

[keeponvaning]

First example of a conversion I've seen;
http://www.frankenmuthcars.net/new/Ram/2014-Ram-ProMaster+2500+Window+Van-0469c77d0a0a00654c003cea7313a5f9.htm

Not seeing many people spending $10K more than a Transit. Add diesel and you are more than a Sprinter in the same configuration.

At a 15k premium those are awfully expensive windows for a stock can!