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Thank you!

How does the Thinsulate attach to the van walls? Adhesive backing?

Awesome!!!....I really liked how clean and thorough this was 👍....I am just now researching my first build....I think u live in Arizona....I live in Florida and am trying to research whether or not to insulate my van....any advise you could give???....I am brand new to this and don't know where to start

What on earth is all that wiring for? You Consolidated the charge controller and battery and Outlets all into one but then the next drawer over is full of crazy wires what's the point? Lol

man, wish I saw you video sooner when I put my solar panel on top of my Promaster City. I’d never thought to use magnets. Instead, I used eternabond tape and now I need to take it off. It’s going to be such a hassle to. Kudos to the awesome build. Absolutely love the pull out stove idea and map panels.

Restaurant Supply stores are great for stainless steel salad bowls for sinks - then simply drill a hole for the drain

One of the best vans I’ve ever seen nice job 👍

Thank you for all of your info. I think I have read through all of the comments here, have gone through your build thread and photos to make sure that I wasn't asking a question that you have already answered. I really love many many aspects of your van. I have two questions for now. I am getting ready to do the subfloor like the way you did yours. I want to know what the tool was that you used to undo the bolts on the floor? And was it hard to do? I assume you had to get under the van because they have a nut? Any info you can provide I will be grateful. And, I read that the solar panels basically deteriorated. But I think I saw you say that you don't even know if they helped that much and that you mostly lived off the battery station? I am questioning whether to buy a Jackery (or something similar) with the portable panels rather than put a panel on the roof. Would love to hear about your experience regarding how you feel now about your use of the roof solar panels. Thank you for any info you can offer. Also, I noticed how clean your van floor was so I assumed you primered it with something like Rust-Oleum.

Hello! I wanted to ask what height you were and if you are able to sit up fully on the seat. I'm 6'2 and looking to buy a van but cant seem to figure out which one to get because I want to make sure I am able to sit upright without being uncomfortable. Thanks for the awesome vid. Cheers!

But other than that I like your set up Must have is toilet 🚽 and shower 🚿 and hot water for shower 🚿

What I will do different is I will add a sitting 🪑 shower 🚿 in the middle of the van 🚐. That all can be removed when not In use and drain the water to the waste container underneath the van 🚐. When not In use just cover it up with wood flooring

Nice was looking at one today gave me an idea 💡

Wow Man U r amazing, well done, I will definitely use some of ur ideas. Thanks for sharing

Can you show the bed slats in action?

Way to think outside the box. No pun intended. Well done!

magnetic watching!

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Love the solar setup. Thank you for sharing.

How much tinsulate did you use? Ty

I like the build. Love the magnets! What did you use under the blue fabric/carpet on the walls? Flexible? Did you use magnets or rivets? I'm searching for ideas near the doors that are uneven.

What brand is the roof rack?

Did you take the seats out that fold down?

Are you in Arizona? I ask because of the map. If so I would love to see this in person.

Where did you get THINSULATE?

Excellent, thanks for the inspiration and explanations. I'll be looking into magnets for sure and like the flexible, thin solar panels. The Ikea slats are great and more flexible so better for your backs. I may use the handpump faucet for the first few years. Still in the design phase, but I'd like to save money.

like the magnet ideas whats the longest period of time on your trip? you think your buid for 45 days. i'm thinking i want extended road trips thanks lots of info be safe

Very clever and easily changed if your needs change. Like it a lot!!!

Very nice love it budget friendly

Very nicely done conversion! Did you fabricate the Snow Peak Baja slider or did you buy it like that? Thanks

i would reposition that bar over the solar panel... so it dont cast a shadow... or reposition the panel if possible. That shadow may reduce panel charging. Just a thought

Solar with a few shadowed cells perform very poorly.

Cool. How many inches width opening of the trunk?

Very neat work, I liked it a lot.

Anyone else notice he said first video and he has a video 11 years ago

The engine and transmission box works great in this car, but everything else is CRAP ! Mine have less than 10k miles and many, many parts had to be replace because of poor quality components.

Very Nice!

👍 Some great ideas in this handsome, practical build! You're probably in the running for K&J Magnet's "Customer of the Year" too! (Good guys!) ✌️😎🤙

very good thank you

I have the same make and model pro master. I like your simple design and will attempt to replicate it. Have you made any changes/ or improvements since making this video? If so can you make an updated video?

Forgive me if I'm misunderstanding, but are your systems (fans, etc) all ultimately wired into the Goal Zero? If so, can you give a summary of how that is done?

Nice small build. You learn by doing.

Nice! I like the simplicity of your ideas. Very thoughtful design for your application.

Wow This is so beautiful :)

When I saw the circuit board I almost passed out! 71 year old woman starting to plan a PT van life- life. I can do a lot of stuff but that looked scary! Lol. The magnets are genius. I love the maps. What are the cabinets and “doors” made of? The panels are great are they made from office module panels? So many great little innovative, clever ideas. Thanks for sharing.

Spectacular! I have the same van and I was searching for a simple but light weight design and I believe yours is the best so far. It doesn’t appear cluttered or claustrophobic, Good work!

Real nice job....

So gorgeous! I hope to be out there when I retire. How is your Promaster City working out for you mechanically? I need a replacement for my 2010 Escape and think this might be a contender. Thanks!

Thinking of adding a rack to mine, do you know the overall height with the rack? Thanks!

I drive a converted PMC and love it.. thanks to upgrades in my electrical I can run powerful vent fan overnight, can cook on electric and keep meat, milk and cheese near frozen for days. However, I think the manufactures in this small cargo segment (Ram, Ford and Nissan) are completely missing a HUGE opportunity that would have given them a MASSIVE edge over everybody. If Toyota was in this small cargo segment they would own it... why? Cause I think they would have had the sense to understand that a hybrid cargo van priced at just $5k more would outsell the coemption on three new distinct but IMPORTANT and highly desired features: 1. 45mpg combined 2. Overnight climate control while parked and engine is off. 3. 12v and 110v power options while parked and off using the full battery pack. Any who bought a van for conversion would spend 5k more with their eyes closed for these upgrades.

Nice layout and it seems comfortable for two people, even if it's only for the weekend. My only question is where is the restroom?🙄 Since I'm certain you can't hold it all😏. Thanks for showing me how to extend the shelf over into the cab lb👍