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Accrete
Explorer
johnpcraig
New member
I finally took care of those useless stock headlights on my van...I can't believe the difference!
They're HID conversions from Vantage Optics. Redoval is an expo member who makes them, and also did the install. I knew I needed better lights, but I would never have imagined that it would be this much better.
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They're HID conversions from Vantage Optics. Redoval is an expo member who makes them, and also did the install. I knew I needed better lights, but I would never have imagined that it would be this much better.
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BajaSportsmobile
Baja Ironman
My daughter and her boyfriend took the Coachmen on a 2,000 mile Arizona and Southern Utah adventure last week.
bozwell13
Adventure Dad
2WD Adventure van project
(snowing again, sigh, come on summer) I love the space inside vans and the adventure van concept but hate the way they look stock, too "church groupish." I love the way 4WD vans look and here in Colorado what we need most of the time on our solid stone back roads is simple clearance to get to some great camping. I don't always want to take the big 4WD van, have been working on some smaller, cheaper, lighter rigs but still want the "look" and the clearance. This 3/4 toner drives and handles great with 265/75/16 Toyos muds, feels big in the cab, corners way better but it has not been easy and the long term drivetrain component effects are yet to be seen... am lifting the rear another inch tomorrow, then shocks, winch, lights, roof rack, rocket box and grill guard. Deep sand and mud aside, should be able to access some great back country and with 10 plys not have to sweat the sidewalls on the rocks.
(snowing again, sigh, come on summer) I love the space inside vans and the adventure van concept but hate the way they look stock, too "church groupish." I love the way 4WD vans look and here in Colorado what we need most of the time on our solid stone back roads is simple clearance to get to some great camping. I don't always want to take the big 4WD van, have been working on some smaller, cheaper, lighter rigs but still want the "look" and the clearance. This 3/4 toner drives and handles great with 265/75/16 Toyos muds, feels big in the cab, corners way better but it has not been easy and the long term drivetrain component effects are yet to be seen... am lifting the rear another inch tomorrow, then shocks, winch, lights, roof rack, rocket box and grill guard. Deep sand and mud aside, should be able to access some great back country and with 10 plys not have to sweat the sidewalls on the rocks.
GNTY
Adventurer
I love that coachman, what an awesome looking rig!! They had a really good looking fixed top.
Accrete
Explorer
Stitebunny
Adventurer
Quick spring ski trip!
24HOURSOFNEVADA
Expedition Leader
Looks good Saline.
Petrolburner
Explorer
After a couple thousand miles of bugs...
New bumper from WeldTec
New bumper from WeldTec
Cole
Expedition Leader
Some updates worthy of a new picture.
Monstalinered the entire bottom of this van in charcoal grey. Then added a 2" VanCompass lift on the front! Can't wait until they have the rear portion available.
Also added a new stainless cabinet inside with a maple top to match my cabinets.
Monstalinered the entire bottom of this van in charcoal grey. Then added a 2" VanCompass lift on the front! Can't wait until they have the rear portion available.
Also added a new stainless cabinet inside with a maple top to match my cabinets.
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