This Ford Transit Cargo Van slash Stealth Camper is too awesome.
Makes for a great live in vehicle while traveling because there’s enough room for everything you need.
And nobody knows your camping in there because it looks pretty much like a work vehicle.
Inside you’ll find…
- A kitchenette
- Fold down bunk beds
- Cooler
- Port-a-potty
And he’s even got enough room set aside for his road bike. Now this looks like a blast.
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This looks a very well thought, clean, neat, modern, and budget friendly design.
Isn’t it awesome Will? And what a cool combo to have your own road bike to jump on whenever you want. I like the toaster oven option too instead of a microwave.
recently , a interesting discussion about van dwelling / camping on reddit.
http://ca.reddit.com/r/Frugal/comments/g76tt/i_want_to_buy_a_van_and_convert_it_to_a_small/
Neat link! Thanks Morini. Van dwelling has always been a secret fantasy for me, hahaha. Feels okay to talk about it here but my friends/family think I’m nuts for wanting to do it.
I would love to be able to convert a Ford van like this, but UNFORTUNATELY, the high roof version is NOT available in the USA!
This rocks… love it…
I have an industry friend who lived in the mountains of Colorado where apparently this version of the transit was being tested in the US. I have no idea the progress of the testing.
We’ve converted a long wheelbase sprinter similar to this.
We have:
- installed LED lighting
- fabricated a removable bed frame
- fabricated “baskets” for four golf cart batteries
- installed two fans
- built a cabinet (that has a flip down table you can eat from the rotating passenger seat at)
- prepared for solar but don’t have full time panels yet
We’ve been on the road in it over three summers a total of about 14 weeks. It has certainly caused the “tiny house bug” to bite us.
my idea was to use the long wheelbase, mercedes diesel powered sprinter and if the ceiling was not high enough so that i could stand fully upright then try to get a popup top made. a loft bed over the front seats, seats that turn a full 180 degrees so the driver’s seat could become a rear facing office chair with a fold down “desk”. also a real bathroom and however much kitchen i want.
they have a winnebago based on the mercedes sprinter chassis and it looks very well done, but it stands out as an rv and costs about $130,000
Big fan of tiny, smarter houses, live on a boat, easy in the uk, would love to receive your emails, thanks
Keep up the good work!