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@@brenryan6019 thanks brotha! 🤙

I would Use 3/4in wood screws or brad nailer

Thanks for watching!

Wow great deal! I really liked this van (probably the favorite on the channel). I have a good amount of build content and a few camp videos that you can enjoy!

@ yeah I watched a couple hours of it last night lol great channel keep it up!

@@Joseph-zq2mh right on! Glad you enjoyed it 🤙

It is pressure fit between the folded up seats and resting on a aluminum egde of the drawers for a flush strong fit.

Really simple to complete and all the right features.

@SeizeTheAdventureCo something like that that's what I like in minivans simple but very useful

@@KidderFPV The bed was designed in my head on the fly 🤠 I have some relating videos on my channel on how to build these slat beds if you are interested in checking those out to get an ideas of what that process is like. 👍

I’d get a high roof if you could. More headroom and potential for storage would be great. Biggest downside is the fiberglass in my opinion. Harder to mount things to and bigger potential for leaks. Hope these pros and cons help.

@ do you think the more headroom would be enough to stand upright in?

@ well that depends how tall you are 😁 for me it probably wouldn’t be enough to stand. Go back and check out my Dodge Ram b2500 build (favorite on the channel). It had a bubble top on it and wasn’t enough to stand but it definitely made the space way bigger

Excellent! It really is possible. Hope your rig came out looking great!

Like a swiss army knife

I'd recommend checking out some of my other videos that cover all sorts of tips and tricks on building a reliable overlanding rig! Congrats on your build and good luck!

I thought it came out really functional and easy to use!

@@evilash570 keep things simple and low cost was the goal from the beginning so I’m glad to hear we achieved this. Thanks for watching the video!

@@jimcooper1053 you’re welcome! Glad you found the video

The water is strapped to the molle panel with two straps and resting on the wheel well to support most of the weight. The right drawer has a plywood "false top" which is simply painted black. This acts as a countertop. You can pop it out to get to the storage underneath (that is where the stove is stored). Really appreciate you watching this one. Feel free to check out the full length video that I created when building this system. I really use it a ton, it has not left the truck in over a year!

@@Mahaney82 stay tuned for the full length video 😁

@SeizeTheAdventureCo hard pass. It's only worth a short. It's just a brake light

@ I respect your decision 🤠

Really glad you found this video. I did unfortunately have the van pass on to another owner before I made the official video and I apologize about that. The ceiling was pretty much the same in the other builds ive done so would recommend checking those out if that is something youd like to know more about. This build was so simple and easy to create with minimal tools and space. If you have a vision id recommend just going for it!

@@SeizeTheAdventureCo That's what the plan is dude! Any other van builds in your future or you sticking with the 4Stunner? I have a 1998 that I've been camping out in for the last 15 years or so. Too tall and old for it now LOL

@ I’d love to continue building overland campers of all shapes and sizes on a variety of platforms so definitely stay tuned for that! The 4Runner is my daily so of course it has to be rigged to camp. Honestly really enjoy the simplicity and reliability of my current set up. What kind of content would you like to see in the future?

Check out the full length video!

If you strip a factory vehicle you will recognize that there is thin denim insulation and carpet glued straight to the floor. This holds on to moisture etc. The plywood creates an air gap with the ribs of the van and allows for air flow of the floor. I have nothing against insulating the floor. If you want to save space and money this is where it can happen. I should've resealed all of the windows like you mentioned. I have seen others do that! Thank you for watching my video and leaving advice

@@professorjedi1024 I sold this van to someone who needed to live in it. They were going to do black fabric covered insulation for the rear windows. I installed a curtain that goes across the cab to block the front windows. I might’ve done some sliding curtains across the windows, that’s my favorite way to cover the windows personally because it’s easy to set up and store. Thanks for watching

3/4in-1in

Thanks for the tip! I'll try that next time around.

@SeizeTheAdventureCo just makes life easier and they're available on amazon.All over the place.

Rustoleum!

The client that I built that van for didn’t want a fan. I’d recommend it for ventilation but it’s not a requirement. You can always open up a window 😁

@@SeizeTheAdventureCo got ya. Thanks . I’m looking to start my first build soon so I’m trying to learn as much as can

@@DavinciHD_ sweet deal, congratulations! I’d recommend checking out my Dodge B2500 series for a super comprehensive build. It’s my favorite on the channel!

Thank you so much for watching. Glad we got them out on the road with some deserved creature comforts. Really happy that I was able to make an impact in a positive way! That’s what it’s all about.

3/4in self tapping screws. Works like a charm. Thank you for watching, really glad you were able to find it!

@@SeizeTheAdventureCo I like how you countersunk the screws, looks nice

I can’t recall this exact video, but I have heard that there’s a couple of look-a-likes out there on UA-cam from previous viewers. Nonetheless I’m glad you found this video! Thanks for watching

@@thedangerson couldn’t agree with you more, thanks for watching!

More to come!

We were about an hour southwest of Denver!

MAX fun! Awesome idea tom. I totally agree with you on this one.

HA! they really are brutal

Come on out! I want to do a sprinter ASAP!

Fall camping is the best!

Goodluck out there moon, thanks for watching as always.

Right on man, glad you found my channel. Check out my 4Runner content!

You are welcome, thanks for watching

The extension platform is pressure fitted and completely removable. Its resting on a "T" support that is hinged. When I want to put the seats up this is the procedure: 1. Move front seats forward (they help extension stay in place by pressure fit) 2. Pop extension up and slide back over platform 3. Fold "T" support and place behind the seat 4. Fold up rear seats It's a really simple design that allows me to carry 5 passengers with almost no effort whenever needed. Thanks for watching

Appreciate the reply! For the drawer bottom did you use a smaller size thickness plywood than the 1/2" used for the frame of the box itself?​@SeizeTheAdventureCo

Thanks for watching :)

Really glad you were able to find it, thanks for watching!