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Still For Sale! Price drop - $22,000 Contact Drew at 619-709-1331

For Sale: Ford E250 Lowered Floor Wheelchair Van with 5.4L V8 with 81,000 miles Located in Claremont, CA near Los Angeles, Asking $22,000 Contact Drew at 619-709-1331 This van is modified for off-roading, overlanding, and Expedition travel. It's not 4x4, but it has 33" tires and can go...

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Check out the video tour of my van! It's for sale now. Located in Claremont, CA near Los Angeles. It's a Ford E250 wheelchair van that is modified for off-roading, overlanding, and Expedition travel. It's not 4x4, but it has 33" tires and can go through soft sand if I air the tires down. It has...

I dusted off the carputer and hooked it up. GPS and Oziexplorer work great! This machine is loaded with maps and software. It has custom maps for Big Bear, Anza Borrego, Ocotillo wells, Tahoe, and Moab. In addition it has the following software: -Mobile Atlas Creator so you can download and...

Yes, it can dual boot Windows XP Pro or Ubuntu. Software includes Media Engine and an OziExplorer license.

This is a fanless car computer designed to operate in harsh conditions. It has a built in startup and shut-down controller that prompts the pc to boot when the ignition is turned on or shutdown or go into hibernation when the ignition is turned off. It has an 80 GB hard disk with 1 GB of RAM. A...

My friend has a full wrap on his van. You can't even tell it's a white van!! (unless you look down on the roof)

I designed a wrap to go between the lines on the body of my van because it was cheaper than a full wrap. The bottom line is horizontal but the top line curves down towards the front so I measured coordinates along the curve and mapped it out in Illustrator then copied it to Photoshop to use as a...

Ok I just got the bumper back from powder coating. Finally finished it! For the corners we cut the edge at an angle so it wraps around better. The shackles match my front bumper and are from Rugged Ridge. They actually fit the bolt pattern of the van frame rails perfectly. The powder coating...

We're going to have to trim the shear bracket or space the bumper back. You can see the cracks in the door from the spare you're rack in this pic:

We've been making progress in the bumper:

Call the guys at Deaver Suspension for a 2" lift. They'll set you up with custom springs and shocks. Then you take it to any alignment shop any have them installed and correct the alignment with a camber cam kit. They hooked me up with springs that were 2" taller, 15% softer, for 200 lb of extra...

I just focused on filling in the indentation in the bottom corner of the body. If I had gone with just a straight bumper that didn't wrap forward at all it'd look funny. I think the stick Toyota number wraps all the way around to the wheel well so custom bumpers do the same.

Here's another concept rendering I did. I have this program called Right Hemisphere Deep Exploration that I use at work and it's awesome for rendering photorealistic images and creating animations. I just drag the Solidworks model into it and apply materials. The van and camp stove I got from...

Thanks for looking at my design! I'm going with the standard duty spindles. They use a 1 5/8" sleeve so it'll just barely fit in 2" channel or tubing. I went with the smaller 2" channel width because I wanted to keep the weight down. 3" would be better but it'll add 10 pounds or so. I set...

We're working on a rear bumper for my van with dual swingaways. It's going to carry a spare tire and kitchen box. Currently the spare tire is mounted on the door but it's bending and cracking under the strain. We already made the kitchen box and just need a better way to mount it. I ordered 2...

Yeah I thought the Aluminess was overkill. The Jeep bumper is compact and elegant.

I took pictures of the fabrication but my phone was stolen before I got a chance to post them. :( I'll try and get dime pictures tomorrow.

I took a Rugged Ridge bumper for a Jeep Jk and widened it. The Rugged Ridge bumpers are great because they are modular so you can pick the ends. First my dad made an adapter to narrow the frame rail mounts. Then made adapters to widen the pods on the end and angle them back so the bumper wraps...