Pics of your VAN! Post up!
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stclair
Adventurer
Now that's cool! Any pics of the interior?
Syncronicity
Observer
Here is some video of a group of VW Vanagon owners out in the desert 2 weeks ago. Awesome event.
RocKrawler
Supporting Sponsor
X2 - what trail was that scene shot on?
Syncronicity
Observer
The cliff driving was going down into Hey Joe Caynon.
Shlaytim
AZBADAZ
Hi All. I have been admiring this forum for quite a while now and finally joined today. I have grown up with vans and have owned 8 of them myself(all fords). I love vans and to me they are the ultimate family fun rig. So now with a family of my own I think its time I MAN UP and convert mine and show my kids what I grew up doing....vannin! so after sometime on a photo editor program and a dream of what I want mine to look like, I thought I would post a picture of what the future holds for my van. Cant wait for pay day to order a kit from UJOINT!!
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Gooseberry
Explorer
that will e sweet when done. keep us posted with pictures of the build
Toolman
Explorer
My 1996 Ford. It's a Salem Kroger conversion and it needs a Ujoint kit. I already broke the front 44.
Chris
I like how simple this conversion is. I really like the wood accents and how functional it remains. Well done. Who did the interior conversion ? I have some questions about the headliner near the rear doors.
Oh ya and what front fenders are those and can you get a better shot of the front end for us ?
RustyBadger
New member
Toolman - The fenders are from Glassworks Unlimited out of Huntington Beach. Here is a link http://www.glassworksunlimited.com/foecvanfrfe.html
I ordered the pair and received them in 2 weeks (Phoenix). Well, the shop rec'd them, and I have yet to see them in person. Pic of my stock van (in painting) with them on. Not the best angle to see the flaring, but it is the only one I got from the painter. I can post others when I get the van back.
FYI - the shop said they were not the best fit and needed "tweeking," but I have yet to get the chance to ask about the particulars.
I ordered the pair and received them in 2 weeks (Phoenix). Well, the shop rec'd them, and I have yet to see them in person. Pic of my stock van (in painting) with them on. Not the best angle to see the flaring, but it is the only one I got from the painter. I can post others when I get the van back.
FYI - the shop said they were not the best fit and needed "tweeking," but I have yet to get the chance to ask about the particulars.
SWbySWesty
Fauxverland Extraodinaire
Glass fenders are popular in Jeepspeed which I really wanted to build. (youtube it for the Jeep XJ fans). None are a perfect fit and usually require cutting to make work. They also will not usually sit super flush like the stock flares. 
They look awesome, and are more so when painted. If you put in enough work, they'll sit and look awesome though!
They look awesome, and are more so when painted. If you put in enough work, they'll sit and look awesome though!
