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i left a comment many months ago mentioning how your old build was barely stealth, but now you've gone and made an absolute beast. so far looking amazing, keep it up mate :-)
Shaun your channel has become a guilty pleasure, I love how you just want to get out there and just get reset, I'm from the Midlands and only get to Devon or Cornwall for a week or 2 a year, this is why I love your channel
I was going to build a stealthy van last year, but plans changed. After much consideration, I had decided to have it sign-written as a mobile dog wash! That way I could conceivably get away a couple of small, high windows, water/power inlets and even visible solar panels. I should probably have kept quiet as now, by the time I get to do the build, I'll get to my first parkup and roll up next to three dog washes! 😂
Shaun, absolutely brilliant! Each and every van build is so thorough and helpful. I have even used some of your recommendations, over here across the pond in the US, in My Home with connecting solar panels. I live in Southwest Florida and have continually been hit with hurricanes that have been both devastating and also life-threatening to so many. Before this last storm, I bought the EcoFlow generator coupled with the EcoFlow wave to heat pump: which, as you know both Air Conditioning & Heating. Solar panels albeit small, came with the HVAC unit and also can be used on the lithium battery. While you were installing the solar panels on your van, I took special note of the wiring. Especially the fact that in my bedroom where I keep the air conditioning, EcoFlow wave two, I can now with certainty wire my panel outside where I get both western and southern light and hook it up to the wave and lithium battery. I think I’m babbling on so I’ll leave it there, ha! And again congratulations on your new baby. Blessings to all four of you Doug
I may be a lady I so enjoy your van builds, only problem in my mind having it as a work van that says Tools and possible lots you could be a sleep when some one with light fingers to to brake in. And cameras won’t stop them possible more than one of them. Good luck I can not wait to see you videos useing it. Thanks
I like the idea of it being an asbestos removal contractors van surely nobody’s going to break into that for white suits and breathing equipment or a bag of asbestosis 😂
Asbestos disposal would be .ore of a detergent, asbestos removal means expensive tools inside whereas disposal means the van contains asbestos to be disposed of@@markroberts7866 Edit: a couple of typos but I'm sure you can work out what I mena
You may want to be careful labelling as asbestos removal and then parking up in remote locations without a waste handling license number. Maybe stick with plastering - nobody would want an old milk crate and mixing bucket 😁
Coming along great Shaun. My only suggestion, at the moment, would be to add a highly visible lock to the ladder and roof rack to dissuade any would-be ladder thief. Looking forward to the next installment. Cheers!
Love it mate. I'm more of a bikepacker so stealth camp anywhere but the idea of a stealth van is very appealing! A very engaging video, looking forward to the next one!
I wanted to stand up in my stealth van so I have Renault Trafic H2 L2. No windows in it just a plain white van. But the roof rack is brilliant to make it more like a work van. I have the new Fosibot F 3600 Pro, so I can use induction cooking, use my Starlink Mini and much more for days. And a 12Volt/USB camping shower, because those bags are no good.Asd a b ed I have a Disco bed, that fits over the wheel arches, and then ha lots of space to put plastic crates under it.
If that ladder is now part of your wiring, i suggest that you drill it to the roof rack and bolt it down tightly as some may pinch it just because its there .
Nice! I was impressed you got 19w on that cloudy day. Just be sure your wire bladders don't leak at the grommets. And make sure the ladder itself is secured!
when drilling the hole in the roof for the solar panel wires apart from the conduit that you used I would have also gone the extra step and added a rubber grommet to prevent evn further chaffing of the wires, the rubber grommet would also aid and help with the weatherproof of the roof area where the wires ocme through the roof for the solar panels
Enjoying watching your progress. Mine is almost done (but not stealth), just waiting for your kitchen in this one before I commit to making mine. Thanks for sharing your ideas
It was a good idea to use the wooden panels to mount your solar on. How cool would it have been if while you thought of that, you also considered mounting your access points underneath it which will add a degree of extra protection against water ingress 🤔
Good looking job . I ve always fancied the idea of a stealth van . One thing that may be an issue is the paint possibly peeling off the galvanised roof rack. Ideally galvanised stuff likes to be aged before paint sticks well. You can artificially age it by using a product called "Morgans T " . Its a type of acid wash and helps the paint stick. Or theres probably a specialist primer you could use. May not be an issue , will just have to see how it lasts.
Awesome vid as always, love the blacked decking, deffo gonna do that. Just a quicky that i saw the other day, You can unscrew the solar cable connector.... feed it through and reconnect it. there are specialist tools for it but I used 2 pairs of pliers and did the job..
Amazing job mate love all your van builds from the beginning even though I don’t own a van myself my dad did and enjoy watching them cause my dad did all this in his van keep it up 👍🏻😎🔥
Well, after my comments about how not stealthy a lot of 'stealth' vans looked, yours is definitely looking pretty stealthy! You have obviously put plenty of thought into this, and I think that it is looking great so far! Can't wait for the next episode! 👍
I like the project, although can't help but think that a builders van will actually attract unwanted attention from thieves thinking there are tools inside, especially if they don't think anyone is in there. I would have also kept the ladder "usable" in the future and run the wires along the rack itself. nice job though - looking forward to the next one.
Nice build 👌 probably the closest to a "stealth" panel van I've seen on YT 🤔 For future ref, you can take the solar MC4 connectors appart to get them through a grommet 👍
Really liking this build so far. One more suggestion for extra stealth. If you get one of those revolving roof vents you sometimes see on the top of things like gas vans it should fit under or behind your roof rack boards and give you another ventilation for when you want to be so stealthy that you can't open the skylight or it would give the game away
I personally would never use the beadle tape.sika flex is amazing.they actually used it to stick viser on the front of lorrys.i ve never seen one fall off.and i and on the motorway 7hrs plus each night driving between Maidstone kent to Birmingham Nottingham and surrounding areas.
Can’t wait for this to be finished already - it brings together all of the ideas from the other vans. Bigger, stealth, no window, sneak out into the front cab from the back
Loving this series, Shaun. You certainly know your way around a Vivaro now! Looking forward to the next instalment and your solutions to the new bulkhead and single passenger seat. I saw a review suggesting a hi viz in the front somewhere. Great idea that as is the ladder: seeing a ladder like that on the roof no way would you think it was a camper van 👍
It’s going to be an amazing series building on the quality of previous projects, with the added twist of full stealth. Just one thought regarding insurance, camper or commercial vehicle? I’m late to the viewing party on your channel, however, your attention to detail and production are exceptional!
@@LoveSundays If you insure as a camper and are involved in an accident with commercial signs on it, your inurance company will not cover you, they have voided insurance for less
That looks so stealth, love the skylight but worried it's an entry point... maybe install a bar across it on the inside? Build is looking fabulous so far 🤩
The bag shower is a waste of time honestly try the flextail shower I use it for camping with a collapsible bucket to hold the water great for after paddle boarding
Liking the build just hope no one decides to steal your ladder if you are away from the van, otherwise there goes your wiring. Have to agree with another comment about tradie vans being a target for tool thieves.
Hay looking for the link to your mega torch , could post it please . Let me us know how you get on with that solar panel, I just purchased the EcoFlow 160 watt .
Great build Shawn its going to be your go to van when doing your videos ? Love the roof rack build and the cctv! great touch. Loving seeing your progress. Stay safe michael nottingham 🫶
Having it as a work van if you ever decide you want to go on a site for a shower for example you won’t be able to because most don’t like commercials on their sites
Loving the new van build, can’t wait for the next episode. Great idea with the ladder, have you bolted the ladder down? Or will use normal ladder locks? Defo keeps giving me the bug to do one myself 👍🏼
An idea for future builds, put the cable entry points under the Solar panel, they are less visible and sheltered from the rain (less chance of leaks if the mastic ever lifts over time (Belt & braces). Great build so far, these are good, makes me want to build another van 💗🙏 Will you do a link to bits you use? I'd not seen one of those solar isolators before, mind you, I built my SWB Vivaro high top in late 2019, guess things have evolved since then? But it's still working and going strong 🤞🙏😁
Hi mate love watching you videos, but i definitely wouldn't be making my camper van look like a builder's van unless you want to come back to it one day with it broken into .the amount of builder's vans i see now days with plates over the doors where they have been broken into is crazy. I recently saw a builder's van that had been broken into while it was on the residents driveway. It was a 24 plate transporter from national car rental and they peeled the side door open so much it looked like a picnic table .
I’ve got plenty of friends that have work vans in Cornwall and they never have an issues with break ins so I’m not worried. And if it does get broken into it’ll make great content.!
Like how this is coming along. The ladder is innovative, but an alternative could have been a couple of pipe tubes instead. Could have used them also for some poles for an awning etc. Just an idea.
I had the same idea of fixing my all powers portable solar panel on my van roof but after researching the panels are only IP66 rated so not good for UK weather to be honest
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Nice work mate but remember to leave empty MacDonald's box and cup on dash just to add that authenticity lol
And a copy of "The Sun?"
@@leecooper8589 lol defo
i left a comment many months ago mentioning how your old build was barely stealth, but now you've gone and made an absolute beast. so far looking amazing, keep it up mate :-)
Shaun your channel has become a guilty pleasure, I love how you just want to get out there and just get reset, I'm from the Midlands and only get to Devon or Cornwall for a week or 2 a year, this is why I love your channel
I was going to build a stealthy van last year, but plans changed. After much consideration, I had decided to have it sign-written as a mobile dog wash! That way I could conceivably get away a couple of small, high windows, water/power inlets and even visible solar panels.
I should probably have kept quiet as now, by the time I get to do the build, I'll get to my first parkup and roll up next to three dog washes! 😂
🤣😂
@@ewanstevenson got any pics?
@turkeyphant No; I never built it in the end.
The ladder is genius! I would also think CCTV cameras on a work van are not totally out of the ordinary or unexpected.
Thank you
Shaun, absolutely brilliant! Each and every van build is so thorough and helpful. I have even used some of your recommendations, over here across the pond in the US, in My Home with connecting solar panels. I live in Southwest Florida and have continually been hit with hurricanes that have been both devastating and also life-threatening to so many. Before this last storm, I bought the EcoFlow generator coupled with the EcoFlow wave to heat pump: which, as you know both Air Conditioning & Heating. Solar panels albeit small, came with the HVAC unit and also can be used on the lithium battery. While you were installing the solar panels on your van, I took special note of the wiring. Especially the fact that in my bedroom where I keep the air conditioning, EcoFlow wave two, I can now with certainty wire my panel outside where I get both western and southern light and hook it up to the wave and lithium battery. I think I’m babbling on so I’ll leave it there, ha! And again congratulations on your new baby. Blessings to all four of you Doug
I hope you’re keeping safe Doug
Wonderful job! You make it look so easy.
I may be a lady I so enjoy your van builds, only problem in my mind having it as a work van that says Tools and possible lots you could be a sleep when some one with light fingers to to brake in. And cameras won’t stop them possible more than one of them. Good luck I can not wait to see you videos useing it. Thanks
I like the idea of it being an asbestos removal contractors van surely nobody’s going to break into that for white suits and breathing equipment or a bag of asbestosis 😂
That’s exactly it asbestos removal van and if anyone does want to break in whilst I’m asleep in it I’ll be ready with a camera in their face 😂
Asbestos disposal would be .ore of a detergent, asbestos removal means expensive tools inside whereas disposal means the van contains asbestos to be disposed of@@markroberts7866
Edit: a couple of typos but I'm sure you can work out what I mena
You may want to be careful labelling as asbestos removal and then parking up in remote locations without a waste handling license number. Maybe stick with plastering - nobody would want an old milk crate and mixing bucket 😁
I agree. It's essential to have an audible alarm system with strobe lights
Coming along great Shaun. My only suggestion, at the moment, would be to add a highly visible lock to the ladder and roof rack to dissuade any would-be ladder thief. Looking forward to the next installment. Cheers!
Great idea
First thing I thought too Kev
Love it mate. I'm more of a bikepacker so stealth camp anywhere but the idea of a stealth van is very appealing!
A very engaging video, looking forward to the next one!
I wanted to stand up in my stealth van so I have Renault Trafic H2 L2. No windows in it just a plain white van. But the roof rack is brilliant to make it more like a work van. I have the new Fosibot F 3600 Pro, so I can use induction cooking, use my Starlink Mini and much more for days. And a 12Volt/USB camping shower, because those bags are no good.Asd a b
ed I have a Disco bed, that fits over the wheel arches, and then ha lots of space to put plastic crates under it.
Put a plumbers pipe on the roof. You could use it as a water reservoir for the shower
If that ladder is now part of your wiring, i suggest that you drill it to the roof rack and bolt it down tightly as some may pinch it just because its there .
Yes my thoughts as well , I would put a very obvious large padlock on it , maybe two one at each end .
Nice! I was impressed you got 19w on that cloudy day. Just be sure your wire bladders don't leak at the grommets. And make sure the ladder itself is secured!
Love the pink paint bucket. 😁 Loving this step by step guide. Wish I was brave enough to do it myself.
You can do it!
when drilling the hole in the roof for the solar panel wires apart from the conduit that you used I would have also gone the extra step and added a rubber grommet to prevent evn further chaffing of the wires, the rubber grommet would also aid and help with the weatherproof of the roof area where the wires ocme through the roof for the solar panels
Enjoying watching your progress. Mine is almost done (but not stealth), just waiting for your kitchen in this one before I commit to making mine. Thanks for sharing your ideas
It was a good idea to use the wooden panels to mount your solar on. How cool would it have been if while you thought of that, you also considered mounting your access points underneath it which will add a degree of extra protection against water ingress 🤔
Good looking job . I ve always fancied the idea of a stealth van .
One thing that may be an issue is the paint possibly peeling off the galvanised roof rack. Ideally galvanised stuff likes to be aged before paint sticks well. You can artificially age it by using a product called "Morgans T " . Its a type of acid wash and helps the paint stick. Or theres probably a specialist primer you could use. May not be an issue , will just have to see how it lasts.
Awesome vid as always, love the blacked decking, deffo gonna do that. Just a quicky that i saw the other day, You can unscrew the solar cable connector.... feed it through and reconnect it. there are specialist tools for it but I used 2 pairs of pliers and did the job..
That’s good to know
Your van fitting out skills are absolutely amazing. If I ever wanted a van fitted out as a camper van I would love you to do it.
Loving this,makes me want to learn to drive and build my own. I would rope that ladder on or bicycle lock it.
When you smashed the roof the with skylight, followed by a very short pause and then saying Jesus.... This is me doing my build right now 🤣
Nice work mate. I like the way you think with the stealth Idea looking forward to your next video👍
Nice wine Shaun you’re doing a gr8 job. Cheeeers Maxx
Amazing job mate love all your van builds from the beginning even though I don’t own a van myself my dad did and enjoy watching them cause my dad did all this in his van keep it up 👍🏻😎🔥
Mate lots of work vans now have solar panels on the roof.... have to keep our powerbanks charged for the fridge, pie oven and battery tool chargers 🙂
I wish I knew how to build one. Would b cool. Your van came out wonderfully
Proper job Shaun, love it and look forward to the next episode.... 😎
Nearly 100k subs lad well done good to see the hard work is starting to pay off
Well, after my comments about how not stealthy a lot of 'stealth' vans looked, yours is definitely looking pretty stealthy! You have obviously put plenty of thought into this, and I think that it is looking great so far! Can't wait for the next episode! 👍
The van is coming along nicely, You've done a grand job, young sir!
Right on
When someone says “help!! My granny’s stuck on the first floor of this burning building, quick give us your ladder” 😬😬😬
I like the project, although can't help but think that a builders van will actually attract unwanted attention from thieves thinking there are tools inside, especially if they don't think anyone is in there. I would have also kept the ladder "usable" in the future and run the wires along the rack itself. nice job though - looking forward to the next one.
If I was a thief I wouldn’t want to break into an asbestos removal van. But if someone does break in I’ll be waiting with my camera 😂
Really good I’ve got a Vauxhall vivaro and Im going to put a skylight in it and this video has really helped thanks
Love the build so far I just think that maybe it would’ve been great to paint the ladder black as well that would’ve been the dog danglers👍👍
Another Enjoyable watch. i’ll look forward to your next episode
Secure that ladder. If someone rips that ladder off, all your electrics are going with it. Cant wait for the end result :)
Looking really good, watching you put it together ,you make it look so easy 👍
Thanks 👍
Brilliant job so far Shaun, the use of the ladder is an awesome idea, see you on the next one buddy.😊🙃😉
Thanks
Nice build 👌 probably the closest to a "stealth" panel van I've seen on YT 🤔
For future ref, you can take the solar MC4 connectors appart to get them through a grommet 👍
Looks like it’s going to be really COOL.
Cool good work,,, look forward to seeing more,,,
No one breaks into window cleaning vans 👍
or Drain Cleaning, or Pest Control.... got magnet signs custom made for mine, works well. I rotate them as and when.
I can't believe any supplier of a roof vent doesn't supply a template. Another great video.
I know crazy isn’t it
There normally about 14inch square.yeah that pretty poor.
Could you share the details of the Vent you purchased?..thx
We have one of the camp showers. They are pretty good for something non mechanical 👍🏻
I like that the ladder is on the footpath side for additional stealth 👍 Good thinking.
Thank you
The work you did here is absolutely lovely!
Thank you
Really liking this build so far. One more suggestion for extra stealth. If you get one of those revolving roof vents you sometimes see on the top of things like gas vans it should fit under or behind your roof rack boards and give you another ventilation for when you want to be so stealthy that you can't open the skylight or it would give the game away
Good idea
I personally would never use the beadle tape.sika flex is amazing.they actually used it to stick viser on the front of lorrys.i ve never seen one fall off.and i and on the motorway 7hrs plus each night driving between Maidstone kent to Birmingham Nottingham and surrounding areas.
The black looks great on the roof rack. It’ll look great when it’s all done
Thank you
Love this build already😃
WoW! That’s Tremendously Awesome! Have a great new week! 🫶🏻🤩❤️✨
Can’t wait for this to be finished already - it brings together all of the ideas from the other vans. Bigger, stealth, no window, sneak out into the front cab from the back
I’m really enjoying this build I think it’s going to be great when it’s finished
@@LoveSundays I do to 👍
Just had a spree on Temu, thanks mate 👍❤
Enjoy!
Love it. Im wanting to do very simalr. Have watched the previous van ones now 2-3 times each.
Thank you
Shawn I use temu all the time no gimmicks it says what it said on the tin cheap
Yes I was really happy with what I got
Loving this series, Shaun. You certainly know your way around a Vivaro now! Looking forward to the next instalment and your solutions to the new bulkhead and single passenger seat. I saw a review suggesting a hi viz in the front somewhere. Great idea that as is the ladder: seeing a ladder like that on the roof no way would you think it was a camper van 👍
Watch this space
Looking great.
Thank you
Will never convert a van but love watching your videos.
Glad you like them!
It’s going to be an amazing series building on the quality of previous projects, with the added twist of full stealth. Just one thought regarding insurance, camper or commercial vehicle? I’m late to the viewing party on your channel, however, your attention to detail and production are exceptional!
I always insure my vans as campers. It tends to be a lot cheaper
@@LoveSundays If you insure as a camper and are involved in an accident with commercial signs on it, your inurance company will not cover you, they have voided insurance for less
You are doing a blooming great job
Thanks
Great job on the roof
Lovely job camper is looking good 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
That looks so stealth, love the skylight but worried it's an entry point... maybe install a bar across it on the inside? Build is looking fabulous so far 🤩
Thank you
Been waiting for this. Thanks Shaun
Thanks for watching
Fantastic video.
Thank you
You should get their collapsible toilet. It's really good 😜
The roof rack looks so much better you’re right
But that wasn’t really the idea,was it?
The rack will shade the PV at times, particularly in winter.
I’d say if this wave was lived in full time that would be an issue. But if you use it a couple days a week the power station will always be topped up
Love your ideas. Looking good 👍
Thank you! 😊
Brilliant vid mate 👍
Thanks 👍
It’s all looking good shaun.
Cheers Jon
@@LoveSundays I get to comment twice now 😂😂
Temu starts increasing the amounts to fulfil your order. Temu can go take a hike.
Your getting good at this van build malarkey, hopefully your Dad is still keeping an eye on you...😜
Hi Shaun, what’s the details of the CCTV system you’ve installed?
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The bag shower is a waste of time honestly try the flextail shower I use it for camping with a collapsible bucket to hold the water great for after paddle boarding
Hi mate, can you please provide links for the gear you have used such as solar panel, isolation switch etc?
Much appreciated 😊😊
Isolation switch amzn.to/3YPri0I
Solar panel amzn.to/4hyemUo
Looks awesome will you be linking the items used in the build when it’s finished this would be a big help thanks .
Yes that’s the plan.
Darn! I am at work, will have to watch when i get home😊
It’ll still be there when you get home.
Liking the build just hope no one decides to steal your ladder if you are away from the van, otherwise there goes your wiring.
Have to agree with another comment about tradie vans being a target for tool thieves.
Watch this space 😂
I thought to simply add slim flexible solar panels straight to the roof.
Hay looking for the link to your mega torch , could post it please . Let me us know how you get on with that solar panel, I just purchased the EcoFlow 160 watt .
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Good job on the skylight
Thanks
love watching your vids thank you.
Glad you like them!
Really enjoy yr build video's
Thank you.
where you finding this 80s stye music man? its ❤🔥
Great build Shawn its going to be your go to van when doing your videos ? Love the roof rack build and the cctv! great touch. Loving seeing your progress. Stay safe michael nottingham 🫶
Cheers. Just a heads up I’m NOT putting a window in this van 😂
@@LoveSundays you have it’s in the ROOF 🤣😂
@LeeLeesAdventures 😂
Having it as a work van if you ever decide you want to go on a site for a shower for example you won’t be able to because most don’t like commercials on their sites
I have a plan for that
Easy enough, replace the magnetic builders signs with "fake" windows. I've done it before to make an escort combi van look like an estate 👍
can u post a link to the solar cut of box and the cctv plz
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Isolation switch amzn.to/4dKnZft
What is the Temu light?
Can’t find one on there for £7. Would be ideal for taking the dog for a walk
Loving the new van build, can’t wait for the next episode.
Great idea with the ladder, have you bolted the ladder down? Or will use normal ladder locks?
Defo keeps giving me the bug to do one myself 👍🏼
I have normal ladder locks
An idea for future builds, put the cable entry points under the Solar panel, they are less visible and sheltered from the rain (less chance of leaks if the mastic ever lifts over time (Belt & braces).
Great build so far, these are good, makes me want to build another van 💗🙏
Will you do a link to bits you use? I'd not seen one of those solar isolators before, mind you, I built my SWB Vivaro high top in late 2019, guess things have evolved since then? But it's still working and going strong 🤞🙏😁
Great tip thank you. I’ll link everything in the final video
Hi mate love watching you videos, but i definitely wouldn't be making my camper van look like a builder's van unless you want to come back to it one day with it broken into .the amount of builder's vans i see now days with plates over the doors where they have been broken into is crazy. I recently saw a builder's van that had been broken into while it was on the residents driveway. It was a 24 plate transporter from national car rental and they peeled the side door open so much it looked like a picnic table .
I’ve got plenty of friends that have work vans in Cornwall and they never have an issues with break ins so I’m not worried. And if it does get broken into it’ll make great content.!
Hi Shaun - great video. Is the solar panel you used on your website and if not can you post a link please?
Many thanks.
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What are the white housings for the solar wires called just tryna find them to order
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Like how this is coming along. The ladder is innovative, but an alternative could have been a couple of pipe tubes instead. Could have used them also for some poles for an awning etc. Just an idea.
Good for hiding cables as well.
@@asleib Exactly.
Agreed but you can't make it look like a plumbers, electricians or carpenters van as they arw the most targeted for theft
@@marks-0-0 Any van looking like a tradesman's will get targeted and potentially broken into.
Hopefully not an asbestos removal van.
I had the same idea of fixing my all powers portable solar panel on my van roof but after researching the panels are only IP66 rated so not good for UK weather to be honest
If you live in the van everyday then probably not but if you only use it a couple times a week then it should be enough
Great idea, the issue I can see is if it's sign written (real or not) you would have to insure it as a commercial vehicle and not a camper??
No you wouldn’t.
@LoveSundays yes looking it to it you can insure it as a camper. You just have to declare the sign writing as a modification with the looks of it.
@@wagonman63 exactly. I sure it as a camper and just declare all the modifications you’ve made to the van.