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Got the van as a basic, e350 conversion van bench in back, two captains chairs middle, two more upfront. Here are a few pics of when I got it.

looks amazing as always!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekhsJXU4Coo

visor is aftermarket, but fits the 92 up models. had to rebend the mounts a little but worked great.

Some of inside.

here are some stills. will get some of inside tomorrow.

mpg's running around 18 in town, not driving on interstate much since lift/ tires added (live on an island and when headed off, mostly a day trip, we're in wife's car.) as for gears....code 33 Dana 6250 3.54

here is a walk around on my van. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5GGP0ELaK8 Hit me up if you have questions.

do you see a problem with water tank in freezing temps? or is a heater installed in tank?

living in washington you have to do both. Wife does most the cooking, she really dislikes lp gas. so will only use it outside

gotta talk the wife into it. moneys tight right now, moving to arkansas 2nd week of august. oh and if i show will roll in with a lifted 2wd van. I call lifted 2wd vans light expedition vehicles.

yes used the f350 spacers. just make sure to size the bolt extentions before ordering. there are 2 sizes. as for the kingpin questions, yes. thus the inability to change the camber.

only issue is the alingment will be out a little. with my 33's on it for 6 months i didn't notice any wear out of the norm for a ford van. look at the pics i have and you can see they are a little out of camber. I did the lift and tires and took to alingment shop. was out less than 5 degrees. am...

those are the spacers i used on the front of my 86. 2.5" lift run 33's

like most i am limited by funds. ujoint is very much the way to go. main reason for staying 2wd for me mpg/ fuel stoage. 4wd conversions require shortened fuel tanks. majority of my use is winter interstate driving and light offroad camping. so it really comes down to your use and needs as well...

did a 2.5" lift my self on an 86. sure it would be same on 92 and up. blocks rear,spacers front.

well it is a northwest meet and greet right? to qualify for it be in the northwest. mho

updated recap, got new shoes on the 86 eco goodyear wrangler duratrac 275/65 R20's, working on interior this weekend, adding 15 gal fresh water tank, 2.4 cubefeet ridge, 700w microwave and many new circuts. here are pics of the shoes, insideto follow this week.

2 main steps, first the jeep bumper mounted (on the jeep)with 4 bolts. so it was easy to just contour it with a grinder to fit the stock bumper, then weld it up. after that it was cuttin the light bar mounts off to fit the front of the jeep bumper. for your app might want to look at s-10's they...