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Custom Van Conversion in Florida by @van.bots

on March 26, 2021

This is a custom van conversion in Florida by @van.bots.

It’s based on a RAM ProMaster 2500 159″ high roof van. It currently has 23,400 miles, a 3,000-watt generator, inverter, and two 330 watt solar panels for off-grid power abilities.

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Custom ProMaster 2500 Van Conversion by @van.bots (FOR SALE)

Video – Van.Bots Van Conversion

Highlights

  • 2019 ProMaster 2500 high roof
  • Bought new July 2019
  • Van completed by May of 2020
  • Has been used mostly as a daily driver
  • Built with Maple and Black walnut
  • Designed for 6’3″ individual living full-time, however, it sleeps 2
  • 43″ 4k TV
  • Spray foam insulation
  • Generac 3000watt generator
  • Class B
  • 18′ length
  • 24,100 miles
  • $84,999

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  • Avatar BJ
    March 26, 2021, 11:58 pm

    Its very nice. However I would need another window, too closed in looking. If its raining out or buggy,
    You’d have all those doors shut. Something to think about if wanting to travel and live.

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  • Avatar Laura Bryan
    March 27, 2021, 12:48 pm

    This build is a good data point for me. Many builds forego storage in favor of an open feel. This build maxes storage in detriment, I feel, to overall livability. At least, I couldn’t live in such a narrow space (claustrophobic), though I do covet the storage. So thank you for posting this good food for thought.

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  • Avatar Theresa Perdue
    March 28, 2021, 1:18 pm

    I love how it has everything you might need and it all tucks away until you need it. I would like a designated bathroom but it does have the necessities so that’s good. He seems to have thought of everything. Great build

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