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Would really like to your kit for my Quigley if at all possible.

Thanks for the input! I'll definitely start there. Kind of wishing I had your kit instead.

Just got the van back from paint and body. Had it repainted the same color. Pretty happy how it turned out. Next step is to wire up the light bar. Also, looking to improve the overall, day-to-day ride quality of the quigley system. Figured a coil spring 1 1/2" to 2" over stock and some new...

Thanks! I am taking a brief break from the interior build to address some surface rust issues in the gutters. I'll be sure to post when I get back to it.

Been a while since I last updated. Powdercoated front bumper, rear bumper, and some interior components. Also added some tabs to the front bumper and a 42" led light bar.

http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/4848759258.html Kinda rough, but cheap 1997 7.3 Quigley conversion. Wish I had room for another project. No affiliation.

I run 315's, but had to do some trimming. Probably downsize a hair if I did it again.

Awesome Cummins conversion. This van looks amazing.

For the interior, the vision was to have two bunks secured against the wall that fold down to make a sleeping platform. In front of that area will be a cabinet of sorts. Here are a couple pics of the platform so far.

Thanks! I'm pretty confident the steel post will hold up just fine, but time will tell.

The upright post is completely free of the door hinges. I can post pictures tomorrow if you like.

Nexus Metalwerx also did a custom rear bumper and tire carrier for my build. Again, I was super impressed with the results. Really liked the attention to detail and use of heim joints over washers. Everything will be getting powder-coated, so I'll be sure to update pics.

I have been very fortunate to have Nexus Metalwerx working on the fabrication part of my build. The owner Matt and his employee Josh have done some beautiful work on my van. Recently, the front bumper was completed and I could not be happier with the outcome. I was looking for something subtle...

The van got some new shoes the other day. I wanted it to look more proportional, so 315 BFG ATs and 17" ProComp Xtreme Alloys were put on.

The van had sat, so the first order of business was addressing some of the surface rust on the frame. A lot of hours, Scotch-Brite, and rust prevention got the underneath looking good again.

I started this thread the other day on the domestic section of this forum. It is my first time posting, so I was unaware a camper van section existed. Anyways, after always wanting a 4x4 camper van, I decided to find my own. After several months of searching and a couple near misses, I scored a...

Moving my build to campervan forum.

The van got some new shoes the other day. I wanted it to look more proportional, so 315 BFG ATs and 17" ProComp Xtreme Alloys were put on. Also, I have been grateful to have Nexus Metalwerx working on the fabrication part of my build. The owner Matt and his employee Josh have really done some...

Thats awesome your friend scored one! Haven't looked a ton into it yet, but from what I understand there just isn't enough room in there.