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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but according to their website, CCV is no longer doing tops on Astros. https://www.coloradocampervan.com/faq-1

Production unit unveiled today on FB. Looks pretty sweet. https://www.facebook.com/winnebagoindustries/videos/10155437330730791/

They're called Pro-Access, a factory option on the GM vans, pretty neat that they are actuated with the key fob. There are a few folks with these vans over in the camper van forum.

My buddy right over the hill from you in Blue River keeps up with my AWD just fine in his 2wd E350 with snows with one exception - my very steep snow packed driveway. Assuming you can stick to maintained roads and have decent skills, its all about the tires in my experience. Just look at all...

Is a high top in the cards? Maybe below a rear bed is possible similar to the sprinter guys. Otherwise maybe something like this setup?: https://denver.craigslist.org/for/6037207257.html

That's surprising, the 2 benches in my 2007 are NOT interchangeable, the spacing on the mounts is different. That said, I have switched the mounts from seat to seat for my setup but that is not something I would tackle while on the road. Regarding folding, there was a guy who posted how he...

This guy who has one of the more impressive homebuilds I've come across on the interwebz utilized channels on his sofa/bed: http://www.sportsmobileforum.com/forums/f24/popping-my-top-10808-10.html

That is a sweet rig, what bike rack is that? That is exactly what I've been looking for assuming the door can handle the weight when open.

First off congrats! What about adding a jump seat between the front seats like these guys did?: http://whensparksfly.org/?page_id=759 Obviously your mobility within the van is impeded but at least it'll postpone tearing out your interior until #2 comes along.

Looking good! I'm curious about the bed padding, especially the way it props up in lounge formation. Did you make that yourself?

Don't see too many of these on here, looks like a decent quality homebuild for a couple: 2014 NISSAN Recreational Vehicle RV Adventure Camper High Roof NV - $36500 https://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/5546268016.html

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5442079137.html No affiliation, bet this guy is getting a lot of emails.

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/rvs/5409376526 :Wow1:

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/Archive/Event/Item/1966-DODGE-TRADESMAN-A-100-BARRIS-CUSTOM-SUPERVAN-188806

You mentioned EB Ford. AWD GM vans are regular wheelbase only.

this looks neat: http://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/5373991856.html 1988 tiger class B motorhome 4x4 garage kept whit Awning refrigerator stove oven full kitchen sleeps 4 toilet is fully self-contained its haves good tires and runs great whit 94,000 miles many more extras call for more...

goodbye camper van season, hello ski van season

http://www.rauschmotorsllc.com/2001-Ford-F450SD/Used-176%22WB/Parker-CO/6427984/Details.aspx Not mine but sorta wishing it was

I've been hitting up forest roads all over CO and mine does pretty well with a small lift but you need to adjust your technique (momentum is your friend). Doesn't hurt to have a high risk tolerance for damage either. Where the lack of low really hurts you is when you need to use reverse so...

just came here to second the comments on kiddos, get your setup dialed now cause let's just say they add a ton of variables. Also, 1 random thing i noticed, hitting the grocery on the way out of town tends to be so much easier then a pre-trip visit cause you're already "on vacation."