I have been searching for a build like this for months !! this was perfect for the vison i have for my rebuild. I wanted to build a shelf to cover my tank
I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING TH-cam FOREVER LOOKING FOR A SIMILAR BUILD FOR MY VAN, I WAS GOING TO GO OVER THE WHEELWELLS BUT MAY STICK TO BETWEEN NOW,THANKS FOR POSTING
I Am a professional Cleaner Window cleaner in Germany. What your doing is and will be a great help for more efficiency..it will be worth its weight in gold.... what many are doing is having a false floor and sliding draws and then building around on top of that ..
Quick question bud! Have the exact same van but an 18 about to start laying the wood in side, just curious did you just bolt down the plywood to where the original tie downs are with longer bolts?
Very nice craftsmanship in a quest for excellence indeed. So my thinking if it was me, I'd definitely use not paint but polyurethane which may help rotting and eventual degradation of your wood surface in that water and liquids will be utilized for detailing. I'm going to subscribe to watch your design evolution! Happy New Year's 😊
Hey, great work! I’m just curious, at 1:37 you’re securing the plywood to what looks like the tie downs. Did you remove the OEM bolts and replace them?
Yes I did. The factory bolts weren't long enough so I pick some up at the hardware. Cant remember what bolt size but I took the original bolts in and matched them up
I like your set up i have a question I would do something similar to my mobile detail pick up but just something small like a shelf on top of my water tank what kind of wood did you used
Thank you. I used 2x3 for framing and about 1/4 inch plywood. I tried to reduce weight as much as possible. I didn’t use treated wood but I painted with bed liner in part 3 to protect the wood
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I AM SO IMPRESSED WITH YOUR VISION FOR THE PLACEMENT OF IT ALL
I have been searching for a build like this for months !! this was perfect for the vison i have for my rebuild. I wanted to build a shelf to cover my tank
Glad I could help
I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING TH-cam FOREVER LOOKING FOR A SIMILAR BUILD FOR MY VAN, I WAS GOING TO GO OVER THE WHEELWELLS BUT MAY STICK TO BETWEEN NOW,THANKS FOR POSTING
I really liked it, great work, there are no videos like yours 😊
I Am a professional Cleaner Window cleaner in Germany. What your doing is and will be a great help for more efficiency..it will be worth its weight in gold.... what many are doing is having a false floor and sliding draws and then building around on top of that ..
I thought about doing that but it would have made it to high for a shelf for my hose and extension cord reels
great video looking to see what i want my set up to look like
Best build vedio, thank you
Lake that set up I'm going to copy this setup 👌
What an honor! Did you see part 4? th-cam.com/video/rIaI31rFAzY/w-d-xo.html
Definitely paint it black! Looking awesome though!
Ah man! Your gonna make me unload it again aren’t you!
@@TheDetailingBusiness absolutely hahaha. You'll thank me later when the wood is sealed and not rotting lol
thanks
Nice work and setup
Great video sir! Thank you
Quick question bud! Have the exact same van but an 18 about to start laying the wood in side, just curious did you just bolt down the plywood to where the original tie downs are with longer bolts?
Very Helpful , please advise , where can i refill water tank ?
dude beautiful garage. 😭 congrats on your life.
Appreciate it!!
What the name of the 12 volt water pump you used? Not seeing link for it!
Very nice craftsmanship in a quest for excellence indeed. So my thinking if it was me, I'd definitely use not paint but polyurethane which may help rotting and eventual degradation of your wood surface in that water and liquids will be utilized for detailing. I'm going to subscribe to watch your design evolution! Happy New Year's 😊
Thanks for subscribing. There is a part 3 and 4. Happy New Year!
@@TheDetailingBusiness Yes..Great I actually just finished watching. GREAT!
Awesome!!
If you could, please let me know what size I should cut the wood to?
Are you using 2x4 for the framing?
I used 2x3s to reduce weight
@@TheDetailingBusiness thanks for the fast reply buddy.
Hey, great work! I’m just curious, at 1:37 you’re securing the plywood to what looks like the tie downs. Did you remove the OEM bolts and replace them?
Yes I did. The factory bolts weren't long enough so I pick some up at the hardware. Cant remember what bolt size but I took the original bolts in and matched them up
I like your set up i have a question I would do something similar to my mobile detail pick up but just something small like a shelf on top of my water tank what kind of wood did you used
Thank you. I used 2x3 for framing and about 1/4 inch plywood. I tried to reduce weight as much as possible. I didn’t use treated wood but I painted with bed liner in part 3 to protect the wood
What thickness plywood did you use
I used 1/4 inch. Worked well and less weight
@@TheDetailingBusiness are those 2x4s
You should definitely paint it
See part 3
Would you able to tell us the dimensions for the bottom part of the build?
It 4 ft wide by roughly 5 ft long which is the length and width of a regular wheel base transit
@@TheDetailingBusiness Thank You!
You may want to lacqer it.😉
I did one better! Tune in Monday
PAINT OR RHINO IT!
Good idea! Did you see part 3? th-cam.com/video/4vhG3AGUhjc/w-d-xo.html