Great video. You should check out the dual captains chairs from JMG seating. They make crash tested DOT approved seats for sprinters and that would open up a walkway in the middle for your interior.
Thank you! No A/C. The goal with the van was to keep it fairly simple without too many creature comforts that would lure us inside more often. There have only been a few nights in which we felt the need for A/C.
The most obvious problem is you chose the short-wheelbase van. I don't know the specific dimensions of your van, but my extended 170 4x4 has 16' between the driver's seat and the rear doors. That would have been a huge improvement in your options for accommodating four people. The shortie is better for off-road duty, I doubt you really did much hard-core 4x4 with the family.
Sleeping parts is huge. Was going to go with Adventure Wagon as well but the inflatable solution seems better from a management and storage conversation. I have 3 little ones so we need that bench.
Is there a specific inflatable bed options you guys have in mind? I've been thinking about the inflatable beds from Luno but curious if you had found any other sprinter van specific inflatable options.
Questions? Drop me a line.
you missed a stop at 33 sec :D other than that, love the videos, and your videos are so interesting and varied. great work buddy!
Hah. I hadn't noticed that.
@@nicolasdespotsallaire8548 hahaha! Blame it on the snow :)
Great video. You should check out the dual captains chairs from JMG seating. They make crash tested DOT approved seats for sprinters and that would open up a walkway in the middle for your interior.
I’ll check them out- thank you!
Awesome content, thank you for putting it together. One question I have is what do you do for a shower?
Great content. Seems like every video is exactly what i enjoy watching and has info i was looking for to help make decisions on near future plans.
Thanks John! Let me know if you have any specific questions.
Timely and Informative.
Love the content.
No rooftop AC??
How do you manage
the brutal SoCal summer?
Thank you! No A/C. The goal with the van was to keep it fairly simple without too many creature comforts that would lure us inside more often. There have only been a few nights in which we felt the need for A/C.
The most obvious problem is you chose the short-wheelbase van. I don't know the specific dimensions of your van, but my extended 170 4x4 has 16' between the driver's seat and the rear doors. That would have been a huge improvement in your options for accommodating four people. The shortie is better for off-road duty, I doubt you really did much hard-core 4x4 with the family.
Like I’ve said, you don’t know what you don’t know. I’m sure we’d find a new list of challenges with the 170.
Thank you for the tips 👍🏽
You’re welcome- hope you found them helpful.
Sleeping parts is huge. Was going to go with Adventure Wagon as well but the inflatable solution seems better from a management and storage conversation. I have 3 little ones so we need that bench.
Agreed. I’m anxious to give the inflatable bed a try. It’s 1/10th the cost of the MOAB bed and I think it’ll work just fine.
Is there a specific inflatable bed options you guys have in mind? I've been thinking about the inflatable beds from Luno but curious if you had found any other sprinter van specific inflatable options.
@@UrbnDsgn I am thinking Luno as well. I reached out to them because I don't think they are sprinter/transit specific.
Check out the cabbunk mate. New sub 👍🏻
I’ve seen it- it looks awesome!