This is a dually 4×4 Sprinter Van Conversion by Outside Van.
It’s a pretty heavy-duty van conversion. It’s the ultimate adventure vehicle! What do you think?
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This is the story of Ody, a 39-year-old Mercedes 307D van conversion that the couple originally bought in Germany. The couple, Dana and Lou, taught themselves how to convert the van thanks to videos on YouTube.
It took them 6 months to complete, and now they’re traveling Europe and living out their van life dream. Dana and Lou named their van Ody and outfitted it with a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and plenty of smart storage. What do you think? Could you see yourself living and traveling in a van like this?
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Image © Wild We Roam via YouTube
This is the story of Lindsey’s 80-square-foot rolling tiny home. It’s a 2011 Sprinter Van that she and her dad converted into a stealthy motorhome.
They did it together, while she worked part-time, in just under 6 months using about $8,000 in materials. Take a look and let us know what you think below. This is our exclusive interview with her. You will also find a treasure trove of resources on help with converting your own van at the bottom of this page, after the interview. Enjoy!
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This is the story of Gretchen’s stealth camper van conversion. She bought a van, moved in with her two Scotties (named Flanagan and Campbell), and then eventually had it insulated and converted by purchasing a kit from a company in Colorado that specializes in van conversions! So here’s how it all went down.
I (and my two scotties, Flanagan and Campbell) set off from Seattle to Colorado Springs in mid-October to have the kit installed at Wayfarer vans.
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Images © Gretchen L.
This is the story of Madison and Raynor, a young couple who bought a Sprinter van and converted it into an amazing off-grid tiny home in only 36 days. The van has a 960-watt solar system and off-terrain tires.
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Images © Forrest Stevens via YouTube
This is freundship. It’s a German couple’s Volkswagen cargo van conversion with a really cool tailgate loveseat that flips down and hides away when not in use.
I think it’s pretty genius! It seems like it would give you that feeling of being on your porch except with this porch, you can change your location whenever you want to!
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This is the story of Kate and Ian and how they’re living and traveling in their 1996 Dodge B1500 Van Conversion. On their website, they even show you how to live in a van if that’s something you’re interested in doing too.
We wanted to minimize the amount of stuff that we owned and travel while we’re young and able. We started this trip with the goal of seeing all of the 48 contiguous states. We had originally planned on only traveling for a few months, but we’ve had such a great time with this we are now planning to travel much longer. We’ve just passed the one year mark and we have no desire to turn back now.
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This is a 2007 Dodge Sprinter 2500 Van Conversion that’s for sale by one of our awesome readers, Brent Massey.
It has a diesel engine with 292,000 miles, runs great, recently serviced, clear title and is available out of Dallas, Texas.
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This is the Bluebird Sprinter Van Conversion by Joyful Vans.
It’s built out of a 2017 High Top Mercedes Sprinter 2500 that currently has 7800 miles. It still has about 2.5 years of warranty.
Inside, you’ve got a RV queen bed that comfortably sleeps two. You also have a kitchenette with running water, propane stove, and a 45 quart refrigerator. Take the full tour and get the rest of the details below!
Images © Joyful Vans