Transit van camper

After 2+ years on the road, we're strong believers that the Ford Transit is the best van for camper van conversions. Find out why!

Though Sprinter vans tend to be the most popular choice for campervan builds, Ford Transit conversions have been growing in popularity for van life. Ford has a long history of offering the Econoline as a low-roof cargo van, and in 2014, they began offering the tall-roof Ford Transit as well. There are tons of reasons

Ford Transit Connect campervans are good if you're on a budget. They're nimble, easy to drive and get great gas mileage. However, some have transmission issues.

Are you interested in doing van life with your family? Learn the 5 most important things to consider and check out the best family camper van layouts!

How to start a van build, you ask? Reading on is a good first step. We’ll walk you through the major steps of planning your camper van conversion so you can get the wheels rolling and hit the open road!

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When it comes to #vanlife, it is important to know that not all vans are created equally. Some vans are simply roomier and shaped more appropriately for human habitation. They offer greater reliability, more comfortable seating and have been thoughtfully built to allow potential modifications. One vehicle that ticks all the right boxes is the

The Sprinter and Transit are both really great vans for van dwelling because of the size and capabilities you’ll have for the conversion. They offer the chance of fitting all the necessities of a home into a vehicle without feeling too cramped. Both have different features and therefore, have different reasons for going with one or ... Read more >

I've designed some cots that hang over the front seats of the van. They were designed primarily for kids but they can easily hold 200 lbs and span the width of the van.The cot could be built as a folding or non-folding cot. For simplicities sake I went with non-folding first just to get something that is functional. I designed a folding frame that collapses into a stick (still the full length of the cot, but easier to store.DESIGN INSPIRATION • Cabbunk Camper Van Hammock Bunk Bed System for…

Who said a self-converted camper van has to be expensive?! We built “Flippie” using mostly Ikea furnishings for just a $1000! It’s a simple, no-nonsense build that is both functional and practical!