Van Conversions

The Fitz by Yama Vans is a Teton01N Mercedes Sprinter 144 with a custom Grasmere Lake-green exterior, built for a UK-born couple into cycling, wild swims, and ski touring. It seats four, adds a pop-top, and has an induction galley, a gear garage, and solar.

The Taiyō by Yama Vans is a Robson01N Mercedes Sprinter 144 built for two physicians who bike, ski, and paddle, with a warm orange-and-teal interior, a lengthwise bed, a bike-loaded gear garage, an expanding galley counter, and off-grid, off-road capability.

The Furō by Yama Vans is a Robson01N Mercedes Sprinter 144 camper built for an athlete who trains, races, and works remotely on the road, with a lengthwise bed, a fat-bike rear rack, filtered water, and a calming coastal interior.

The Trekka by Yama Vans is a Mercedes Sprinter 144 camper built for a couple who split their seasons between bikes and skis and work from the road, with a lengthwise bed, a bike-and-ski gear garage, and a swivel table that doubles as a mobile office.

The Brio is Yama Vans’ original Blanca01N: a Mercedes Sprinter 144 camper van built for tall travelers and long skis, with a lengthwise bed, a warm terracotta galley, a gear garage, and off-grid solar power. Here’s a full look inside.

YouTube builder President Chay cut the roof off an old Ford E350 cargo van and welded on a second story—doubling the living space in this wild DIY two-story tiny house on wheels.