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There is a swivel seat base available for Ford vans. Check with RV and van conversion places for a Dodge version? The SMB Forum has lots of information and photos for home builds etc. http://www.sportsmobileforum.com/forums/

Is it a Titan 4x4 part?

I have medium duty OME springs and shocks on my 2006 4 Runner and like it. With your bumper and winch I would go for medium or heavy duty.

You might want to look into Ford Transit as the have a 130" and 148" wheelbase model and 3 roof heights. Quigley is doing the 4x4 conversion. For comparison an old style Ford Econoline Van wheelbase is 138"

At least the Quigley has a manual transfer-case (50/50 split front rear) which simplifies the drive train a bit. The low range is also lower as well.

Paper plates, paper towels and a teflon frying pan makes clean up easy and saves water. I try to plan simple meals for easy clean up and bbq dinners when possible.

Looks great Look into Bud Built Skid Plates and OME Springs.

Check track bar and all other bushings. Also check Caster. Death wobble can be triggered by hitting a bump.

Looks like a great trip. NV can get some wild weather year round:)

Nice van. Please post some pictures of the inside.

I just wish we could get the Hilux and new Ford Ranger in the USA!!

Looks good. I took the rear seat out completely in my 4R and made a flat floor.

You could add a leaf and or get a second leaf with full wrap on the front and half wrap on the rear eye. The full wrap adds some safety if the main leaf breaks. Check with a spring shop. A new set of springs will probably ride better than old springs with an add a leaf.

Hayduke Lives! Great pictures of your trip.

Good find. Keeping the cargo hauling capability is great.

Has anyone found progressive urethane bumpstops for the front of Quigleys?

I close the lid on the stove at night. If windy I weigh down the stove and table with water jugs etc.

Looks good. How did you anchor the bench to the van? Ford makes battery mounts to mount the battery along the frame rails.

I think the Quigley Ford Transit uses a F-150 front end and they still have a manual transfer case:)

I want to build a westy type of cabinet but on the driver's side of the van so I still have 180 degrees visibility on the right side of the van. Do you want to hang your clothes in it like a closet? If you want to keep your existing bed the width of your cabinet is pretty limited. You might...