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the whole rig got a full body paint job afterwards which address any and all body issues

depending on which hightop model you choose, and the options you choose, its about $5000-9000 installed

the two slider windows do a pretty good job, as wll as the ceiling fan and Aircon we installed

thank you for this good comment

about $8000

you're so kind! thanks for the support

😅 everyone knows how to do it better

great questions :) You definitely can add roof racks. There's an option to add reinforcements to the walls and the roof for exactly that purpose. If you contact us at Hello@VamonosVans.com we can do the installs for you, on all three, topper, roof rack, and AC

thanks!

Fiberine is the manufacturer. We can install them for you here in San Diego at our shop

Thanks! It was really fun watching them do it too

You're right, we actually aren't selling retail any more. Happy to install one for you though!

🤷‍♂ No idea. but we have a saying in #vanlife about gas mileage......If you have to ask, you can't afford it.

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with all of the options + install this came out to $8k i think

not quite, overshot by about 60%

i bet no one who's buying a campervan cares about gas mileage #ifyouhavetoaskyoucantaffordit

@@benpryce well, I don’t think mine could get any worse really at 10mpg.

😂 probably right

@@jacobhendrickson8935 😂 probably not

damn straight!

we showed quite a bit. And if you owned a manufacturing business, im sure you wouldnt want your propriety processes all over the internet too...

clients come first :)

Not sure, you can call Fiberine and ask! Let us know what they say :) Otherwise, a body shop would be happy to do that job for you.

​@@benpryceunless you live in Antarctica, the gloss white finish is the only way to go! Heat is a definite consideration

I dont have the data on fuel economy, plus thats really relative on how a person drives, and what kind of load is in the van.

Thats a long shipment! check out www.fiberine.com and you can work with them to get it shipped.

it really depends on the options you choose, but somewhere between $4k and 9k

totally understand! just be careful of weight :)

Did you complete the hightop project? The world wants to know

@@benpryce No am waiting till I get to my friend's place in CA, he has a nice shop on his new property where I can complete the bigger jobs. The new plan is to build the frame out of aluminum with thin aluminum panels and then insulate and frame the inside. I have designed my current inside wood roof paneling to slide in and out so it can be easily removed for the new project. The composting toilet works great and now using a collapsible tub that is easy to set up and store plus fits inside the van with a drain hookup. Three more months here in Oregon and then to California and the winter in Arizona.

@@Go4Corvette awesome! Good luck!

thats awesome. Good luck!

Thats what im saying!

Sure are! Love the guys at Fiberine

yeah thats what im planning on doing with mine too. Good choice ;)

what trailer?

The cost is more determined by the materials and labor to make the top, not which van its going on. Pricing is comparable for all of the models. I think with tops and install, you're looking at $3000-9000 depending on which topper you chose and what add-ons like windows, and reinforcements you choose

We always insulate our builds. This was just the first step

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Thanks craig. was a fun vid to make. Definitely recommend these tops for the express too. I dont know about weight tbh, you'd have to ask Fiberine. You can keep weight off of your install by not adding the extra reinforcements. The roof reinforcements weigh the most, and are only necessary if you want to mount a roof rack through the roof, instead of through the walls. Wall reinforcements are much lighter. Just ask Fiberine what they recommend for making the top light as possible.

sure could