Curious as to what your major changes will be and why.
Curious as to what your major changes will be and why.
If we changed to a 159 from a 136 we would put small bench seats on both sides (between the bed and the counter) and have a slide out table from under the bed between the drawers. For eating inside during poor weather, and maybe make it convertible into a child-size bed. But being as almost no progress has been made on on the van since the baby came, I don't think starting a new build anytime soon is a good idea.The funniest thing is that if I had the extra space of the 159, I can’t figure what I would do with it. I guess the bed would just be farther back and I’d have a longer counter, probably a bigger fridge.
Thanks @JuveBest of luck, I'll be doing round 2 camper boogaloo myself as soon as this weather turns.
We currently have 1 30 USG tank in our 2018 PM. On this build I am keeping my options open as long as possible (1 or 2 pumps not yet decided). We will only be having 1 sink. The Van Design for me is resisting painting myself into a corner - so my possibly 2 pumps?RV8R.......ok, I'm convinced. Now, I am thinking one tank for the shower and one for the sink. Are you going to run 2 pumps, or tie them together as one? Then both drain into the same grey tank...or as I ponder some type of sprinkler system![]()
One other thing, I am confused by Sportmobile's van length description.
Extended body OAL is 19'.8'
Long body OAL is 20'.10"
Both are 159WB...do they not have those backwards( thought the EXT was the longest from the factory)? The reason I am asking is there is a big difference in the coveted 3" grid they laid out.
In addition to knowing what could be better, you also know what you can get away with.I have always suspected subsequent builds improve on the originals.
Thanks @Sather 😁Awesome. Looking forward to your build. I have always suspected subsequent builds improve on the originals.