Ford Transit 4x4 Campervan Conversion

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Two burner induction cooktop Two burner induction cooktop DSC02657 DSC02659 DSC02690 DSC02837
Bench seat hides dry composting toilet IMG 2883 bench seat measurements IMG 2959 IMG 2960 DSC02673
DSC02765 Smaller replacement knobs for Lagun swivel arm Table tucks in behind seat (reoriented to allow a little more room behind seat) DSC02672 Insulated cab window covers Magnet-secured insulated window coverings are easy to pop on/off and store away
Can still open door with window coverings in place Window coverings are reversible (dark/light) IMG 4113 Awning-style windows Garage area (and cat apartment) accessible from front area Original garage space with cabinet doors
IMG 5208 Original garage space with cabinet doors Removed cabinet doors to be make storage more accessible. Removed cabinet door on battery compartment, added battery barrier, moved light bar... ...and then added half-height panel to give easy access to storage area even when bikes are loaded DSC02745
The BugNet door usually remains rolled up and tucked out of the way when not in use. BugNet door fully deployed – it has a magnetic closure down the middle for entering/exiting With our modification to the BugNet, adding magnets along the bottom, it now sits flush even if the van is parked on a slope. I modified the original installation of the BugNet by securing the straps into the door frame. With my modification, the BugNet screen is completely out of the way, leaving a taller opening. We normally leave the rear BugNet tucked under the mattress like this for easy access to the cargo area.
When desired, we can fully close the rear cargo BugNet screen. I closed up the gap that was left around the door latch points I closed up the gap that was left around the door latch points OLD VERSION: Screen door panel to keep out bugs in the evening and keep out cold without fully closing van OLD VERSION: Screen door panel now opens all the way. OLD VERSION: Rear door screen panel
OLD VERSION: Demonstration of magnetic closure bug screens for both rear cargo and side door OLD VERSION: Reworked rear screen framing and magnets to eliminate large opening at top. Made some bike mount plates to offset the forks from each other Made some bike mount plates to offset the forks from each other IMG 2644 Fully loaded
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Extra storage under the swivel seats These velcro net pockets work well These velcro net pockets work well Badly installed and damaged sway bar links Repaired sway bar links Repaired sway bar links
Added magnets to a shower curtain to make a splash guard for taking showers at the rear. Added seat belt to rear bench seat Added seat belt to rear bench seat Installed new light strip w/diffuser on outside of awning Installed new light strip w/diffuser on outside of awning Installed new light strip w/diffuser on outside of awning
Installed new light strip w/diffuser on outside of awning Added mount points for Bluetooth speakers Bluetooth speakers mounted on opposing walls Campervan Theater! Rodent barrier (BoxKat) when parked at home Rodent barrier with concrete blocks to resist the wind
Rodent barrier with concrete blocks to resist the wind Rodent barrier connections Rodent barrier with concrete blocks to resist the wind