I love everything about this van especially the color! I had a bright yellow Ford Escape for years and I always felt really safe in it although somebody did rearend me in it. How could they not see that bright color? Great job on the interior😊
Are you on vacation yet, Brian? When you come back I would like to know what kind of insulation do you use for the small places near the floor in your Transit van? I need to insulate down below because I’m using a heater in a campground but there’s quite a lot of condensation building up near the floor on the sides. Anyway, thanks. Happy Holidays 🎄.
Hey dude, it is nicely done. The only thing I don't like is that the woodwork is too thick. It takes away at least four inches of room from the roof and the walls. So it makes an already small space even smaller. I think If you could have done the same thing with an inch of wood then that would have been better. Just a thought.
There is not 4 inches of wood anywhere. The side panels on the walls are .5" of ply and .25" of pine tongue and groove and curved with the van body. the ceiling is maybe 1" from the van interior shell, so also as tight as possible.
Beautifully done. How much does this type of beginning build cost, approximately? I know price varies by size, but I'm thinking of getting a Sienna and would like to insulate the vehicle and put Cedar in too.
The only I dislike is that there's still exposed yellow on the inside. That brightness would drive me crazy to look at. But if they didn't ask for carpet there it must not matter to everyone else.
@@secondact7151 well, gotta put a solar panel and Thule somewhere... and at least having a gap between the panel and skylight, they'll get some light but not a lot of solar gain through the roof...
I emailed you about 4 mo ago and you were busy.i live in San Diego Carlsbad area I have a new 144 sprinter and would like to have some things done.i am a 60 year old woman and I do have some skills but need some help.please let me know if you have a place for me to do some work.linda
Nicely done. Great to see a vendor willing to work with their customers, and do the conversion in stages.
I love everything about this van especially the color! I had a bright yellow Ford Escape for years and I always felt really safe in it although somebody did rearend me in it. How could they not see that bright color? Great job on the interior😊
That must smell amazing inside!
When cross cutting thin veneers a strip of tape can minimize tear out. I liked the way you finished out around the skylight.
I like it 👋🏻😎 Installed the drawer/bed system this weekend. It’s a hit! Still working on the front portion. I’ll email ya pics. Thanks a bunch Brian
I love to see your innovations
Nice, clean looking. Very good job! Always looks like you care!
Nicely done, man!
Very nice !
Sick I like the nv200 build 🤟 good stuff bro
you do nice work
When can I bring my truck camper in for a build out. Your videos are great 👍
Very cool
Look great
Are you on vacation yet, Brian? When you come back I would like to know what kind of insulation do you use for the small places near the floor in your Transit van? I need to insulate down below because I’m using a heater in a campground but there’s quite a lot of condensation building up near the floor on the sides. Anyway, thanks. Happy Holidays 🎄.
.5" polystyrene you can find at home depot
Solid Wood Worx Is that those big sheets of insulation?
Is the cedar stained / treated with anything? Or left untreated? Looks great as always!
Untreated at the moment the customer wanted to find there own environmentally safe sealant.
Hey dude, it is nicely done. The only thing I don't like is that the woodwork is too thick. It takes away at least four inches of room from the roof and the walls. So it makes an already small space even smaller. I think If you could have done the same thing with an inch of wood then that would have been better. Just a thought.
There is not 4 inches of wood anywhere. The side panels on the walls are .5" of ply and .25" of pine tongue and groove and curved with the van body. the ceiling is maybe 1" from the van interior shell, so also as tight as possible.
@@SolidWoodWorx
O.K. Sorry, I was incorrect on that. Looks great.
Beautifully done. How much does this type of beginning build cost, approximately? I know price varies by size, but I'm thinking of getting a Sienna and would like to insulate the vehicle and put Cedar in too.
Any build inquiries please email
The only I dislike is that there's still exposed yellow on the inside. That brightness would drive me crazy to look at. But if they didn't ask for carpet there it must not matter to everyone else.
Have you ever done a kia soul build? Super small and tight, but I think it's possible.
No
Why have the skylight if it will just be covered up?
Skylight was already in the van bro
@@scnomad3626 I know that. Why did they cover it up with the solar panel and the cargo box when there are other options.
@@secondact7151 well, gotta put a solar panel and Thule somewhere... and at least having a gap between the panel and skylight, they'll get some light but not a lot of solar gain through the roof...
I emailed you about 4 mo ago and you were busy.i live in San Diego Carlsbad area I have a new 144 sprinter and would like to have some things done.i am a 60 year old woman and I do have some skills but need some help.please let me know if you have a place for me to do some work.linda