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These things cost money forever, as does driving them around. $9350 (w/ 10% the buyers premium included) is a great start. Not sure on how taxes work if you're out of state. I had to check that beauty out again:

I'm glad that info from the Whelen 900 thread was useful! I think those little waterproof LED sign modules are the easiest way to retrofit things. Can you get a nighttime shot?

So I've searched all through this thread and I'm confused as to if any of the stock sienna seats swivel or rotate? I get that there's a swivel base to buy that lets the seats bolt into the front of an econoline. I'm looking to put a seat with an integrated seat belt in my RV behind the...

I hope you were at a van festival...

Hobovan that Maine "van" is awesome!

Just found this great thread. Any reason why that silver 2005 in Phoenix is still available 2.5 weeks later? Is 7500 high for that year? Looks super clean...and tempting. I love my 1983 FJ60, but these Monteros keep looking better and better.

Here's another E350 conversion van. No high roof but cheaper @$9500. This one's real, I drove by it randomly the other day. https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/d/1995-ford-van-73-powerstroke/6516719322.html 1995 Ford E350 Econoline conversion van. Low original miles 205k Power Stroke 7.3l

Kevman looks like you've got a huge bubble top, those must get floppy without any internal bracing! I'm pretty sure most conversion vans are similar; just fiberglass and some wooden cabinets/bracing?

At 20k it's almost making sense... what was the price last time? Lotta custom metal fab in there.

Those tires look great on there. Just the right mix of old and new. Canned ham on steroids! Not sure what that would be called...?!

So it seems like 99% of aftermarket high tops/roofs are made of fiberglass. Some have wood supports molded in, some don't. It seems Fiberine and others offer the option of fiberglassing in wood inserts for rooftop solar panels/cargo racks, etc. I recently saw this pic of a gutted ambulance high...

Classy look with the propane lamps, tin backsplash and wood floor

Yeah, $9350 for a 7.3, 4x4 and 116k seems like a great deal.

Wow. You're not messing around! I like the sprayfoam in the AL tube. Seems like a lot of work, but should help. Did you say pop top?! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I like the diamond plate all over the roof. Real cool build.

For a ballpark, keep an eye on this 2001 F350 4x4 ambo. https://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.Item&itemid=105&acctid=5350 or this 2008 https://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.Item&itemid=4&acctid=4851 Most agencies start retiring them after 10-15 years. So a 2013 would command a...

I think that describes most overlanding rigs?! Just gotta have some vision and this thing could keep nip at the heels of some bigger rigs...

I think it has a larger radius on the top module edges, so it throws the scale off a little. Also, what's that company that made integrated light/lenses at the corners of the box?

I think that style of body is just about perfect for making your own RV. Like an ambo, but bigger in height which would be so nice. If it'll clean up and run, totally worth it.