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That bench pulls out to a bed. Still need cushions.
I noticed your wall is right behind the stud in the ceiling.
I would build something like your couch bed, with a water tank underneath. But trying to be safe as possible with kids and stuff
Thinking something like these ones. They are $99 though, and would want two...
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DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
Not for Moto, but will be pretty cool when its done. All for bicycle racing!
On a more serious note, what's the best carpet for the walls?
Was going to get the typical gray carpet from homedepot and use 3m spray. And hope it comes out good.
Has anyone used carpet tiles? Looks like those would be easier to work with.
Had a older Chevy I bought at a dealer last year that had the quigley conversion. Sold it up a dude up north for $5,000 more than i paid!
Better pics
Gonna paint the wall tomorrow then apply some e track. Any opinions on color for the wall? Thinking gray maybe?
Then getting some cheap $50 cabinets from home depot, they are white, may paint them too.
Can't turn them on or off! "Hal", will decide. Hopeless if you are trying to sleep in the back. I pulled the bulbs out, and installed a different system.
At first I didn't want a wall and the more I use the van the more it makes sense.
I used bolts on the 2x4 on the floor. Drilled through the floor, put a big plate on the bottom side of the van, then torqued 3 bolts.
For the top 2x4 I used self tapping screws into the stuff running along the top. Then also used self tapping screws in the 2x4 on the driver side into the studd or side of the van
Pit Row
Looks decent. Very light and then aluminum though. Not to confident this can handle any decent weight. Was planning on stuffing it full of parts and stuff.
If I could do it over, probaly would have just build my own cabinet or a shelf.
May build two small shelfs on each side to hold air filter spray, chain Lube, etc.
Got 3 helmet hooks in the mail too, gonna mount them below the cabinet today
Got bench seat installed, rooftop AC installed, Awning installed, top bunk build, Shore power almost completed.
Still have a bunch of work, but coming along!
That van looks awesome. I've only had mine a few months, and already put 10,000 miles on it.
Getting ready to ad a window for passengers next.
Can you provide some info on the wheels. What size are they, and difference in driving versus stock, any rubbing, what did they cost you? Thanks!
These wheels do require new lug nuts though. You'll need 14x1.5 bolt pattern, acorn style, 2" tall lugs.
Tires are LT245/70/17 Falken Wildpeak A/T3W 10 Ply Tires $600
I had to trim the pinch weld a bit to fit the front tires and very small amount of the front bumper. As far as driving, i haven't noticed any difference, they feel the same driving.
What do you mean by pinch weld?
Didn’t you buy new sensors, or use the stock ones? Do the tires hold enough psi to not set off the sensors?
What did you do with your stock wheels? If you sold them how much you get?
Thanks-
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