Such a nice build. The video is even better: quick, straight to the point. No long tours like "in this drawer I keep my dildo collection, in this little box I keep a broken toothpick from my grandma, if you go here on the back I organised my kitchen towels by colour and year of manufacturing"
~ Love it Bru ...I gots the same Bucket 3 years ago, Paid 1k for it ~ Threw out all the Back seats ~ Now its a Toyota Pickup truck with a Shell. Best part is ~ they think its a Soccer Mom van and not a Work Truck ~ i have rebuilt the Back 3 times .... and im ready for #4 now... ( My Next Truck ? ) .... Gonna be another Sienna Van ...
Hey thanks Jason for the video. You happen to know which year Siennas you can take the back seats out of easily? I'd hate to have to worry about idiots lights being left on if you happen to do this with some vans. You know one thing that would be really nice? Is for that front passenger seat to be able to rotate 180 degrees!
Thanks for sharing - So hard to find the 1st Gen (I know, it's old) Sienna converted - Nice job - Short, Sweet & Practical - Looking forward to working on mine with a Welder instead of wood - How has it been serving you? - Any suggestions on suspensions upgrades - I need a few couple more inches but can't seem to find any definitive information - Thanks again!!!
Hi, I love this van and I have one 2002 in Mexico City... do you know where the cabin filter is located? I tried to replace it but I don´t know where it is... thank you!
According to some web sources, the third row seat of a 1999 Toyota Sienna is removable, but it requires some tools and effort. You will need to pry off the plastic covers that hide the bolts and nuts that secure the seats to the floor, and then use a 12 mm socket to remove them. You will also need to disconnect any wires that run through the seat. You can watch some videos that show the process in detail. I hope this helps. 😊
I'm looking at a 2001 Toyota Sienna to use as a camper. Does anyone know if the van will accommodate a 76 inch x 27 inch cot (with all seats removed)? I would just go look at the van and measure but it's 3 hours away and I don't want to drive 6 hours round trip just to measure, plus it's hard to find an old Toyota Sienna around here. Thanks!
MOST batteries have AH or AmpHours listing on them - They are NOT good for solar usage - Every1 has DIFFERENT electricity requirements - Depending on your gadgets and what will be connected to the battery as well as all the equipment in between will determine YOUR USAGE
Renogy 100 Watt Eclipse Monocrystalline Charge 20A Voyager Waterproof Controller Solar Suitcase www.amazon.com/dp/B01NADR1CI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Z7WDC8TG3G329S314FD2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 The power inverter was just a Walmart brand 400 watt inverter.
I have a 2006 Sienna. I removed all of the rear seats. How necessary is it to building a floor? Can I just put a pad and a rug down? I don't have anyone to help me and I don't know how to make a floor.
No a floor is not necessary. I just needed it to build the other furniture off of. I have discovered that none of the cabinets or bench was necessary either.
@@jasonboyceproductions Thanks for sharing this pointer - I'm thinking ONLY storage under bed, try to maximize floor space & doing a snazzy compact fold away "Kitchenette" build
You've probably finished by now, but I just started my Sienna build and had this question too. If you're not looking to add more insulation, you can just use the snap and click flooring right over the carpet! My dad did it with mine for a temp floor until I decided what to use, but it absolutely could have been permanent!
When I had it I replaced my own brakes and did my own oil changes. The rest I just let ride. Don’t know if it needed new mounts or a valve cover gasket because I never took it to a repair shop.
@@jasonboyceproductions fair enough, the gasket leaks oil so you would have seen oil residue on engine block and bad mounts would make the car start up rough, and have rough transmission shifts. So guessing you didn't those issues.
Do it yourself if your able. Common tools and youtube is a great place to learn. Plus you get the satisfaction it's been done right. Labour is most of the cost.
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Such a nice build. The video is even better: quick, straight to the point. No long tours like "in this drawer I keep my dildo collection, in this little box I keep a broken toothpick from my grandma, if you go here on the back I organised my kitchen towels by colour and year of manufacturing"
LMAO!!!
I just bought a 1998 Toyota Sienna also!
Blessings!
TG
Same color as my Odyssey.
Thanks for the ideas! Sweet van! I have a 2000 i’m building out!
Same
I have an 2003 with 121k miles I’m going to start vlogging the build process soon
There's a 2003 for sale near me. I would be interested in the vlog if I purchase it.
My dad use to have this car, except it was red. Thanks for reminding me of my childhood.
~ Love it Bru ...I gots the same Bucket 3 years ago, Paid 1k for it ~ Threw out all the Back seats ~ Now its a Toyota Pickup truck with a Shell. Best part is ~ they think its a Soccer Mom van and not a Work Truck ~ i have rebuilt the Back 3 times .... and im ready for #4 now... ( My Next Truck ? ) .... Gonna be another Sienna Van ...
Siennas where it's at!
That’s awesome 👏. I’m about to do that to my 1999 Toyota Sienna and it’s the exact same color lol
Nice!👍🏼
I like the end where you guys are just driving!😄 nice music too
Hey thanks Jason for the video. You happen to know which year Siennas you can take the back seats out of easily? I'd hate to have to worry about idiots lights being left on if you happen to do this with some vans.
You know one thing that would be really nice? Is for that front passenger seat to be able to rotate 180 degrees!
Nice set up . We have a 2014 Sienna no-build arrangement . Nothing permanent . Subbed , Best wishes from Daytona Beach .
The dimensions on your bed is nice you did an awesome build I need a similar build for my Odessey. 😊 Happy Trails
Love the music... and fun build video!
yo is that an iHome!? I've been thinking about getting a 1TB iPod Classic 7 gen! Love the Sienna hoping to get one before summer starts!
Good job
Nice setup, very cool.💖
Nice van man respect.
Awesome!!!👠🚌👠
good morning idol sending support
Thanks for sharing - So hard to find the 1st Gen (I know, it's old) Sienna converted - Nice job - Short, Sweet & Practical - Looking forward to working on mine with a Welder instead of wood - How has it been serving you? - Any suggestions on suspensions upgrades - I need a few couple more inches but can't seem to find any definitive information - Thanks again!!!
1st gen Sen ftw
@@BEasay - Yes - Still need few more inches of ground clearance...
Néw sub Awesome build love the simplicity this is something I can afford lol thanks
All ya need. 👍
New Subscriber! Great ideas💡
I'd love to watch but that music is way too loud and can't always hear what you're saying
It’s like that in all my videos 🙄🫥
Hi, I love this van and I have one 2002 in Mexico City... do you know where the cabin filter is located? I tried to replace it but I don´t know where it is... thank you!
Thank you for watching! I don't think the 2002 models have cabin air filters.
Hello i have a 1999 toyota sienna. I had a question is the 3rd row seat removable?
According to some web sources, the third row seat of a 1999 Toyota Sienna is removable, but it requires some tools and effort. You will need to pry off the plastic covers that hide the bolts and nuts that secure the seats to the floor, and then use a 12 mm socket to remove them. You will also need to disconnect any wires that run through the seat. You can watch some videos that show the process in detail. I hope this helps. 😊
I'm living in a 2000 Sienna with a mattress in the back and 100w solar panel on the roof.
I'm looking at a 2001 Toyota Sienna to use as a camper. Does anyone know if the van will accommodate a 76 inch x 27 inch cot (with all seats removed)? I would just go look at the van and measure but it's 3 hours away and I don't want to drive 6 hours round trip just to measure, plus it's hard to find an old Toyota Sienna around here. Thanks!
No mention of Isabels bed!!!?
why would you sell this pride and joy?
How much long of a run time do you get off a car battery?
MOST batteries have AH or AmpHours listing on them - They are NOT good for solar usage - Every1 has DIFFERENT electricity requirements - Depending on your gadgets and what will be connected to the battery as well as all the equipment in between will determine YOUR USAGE
Hi . Can you tell me the name and model of the solar system and the converter for you van please. Thank you and happy camping.
Renogy 100 Watt Eclipse Monocrystalline Charge 20A Voyager Waterproof Controller Solar Suitcase www.amazon.com/dp/B01NADR1CI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Z7WDC8TG3G329S314FD2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
The power inverter was just a Walmart brand 400 watt inverter.
I have a 2006 Sienna. I removed all of the rear seats. How necessary is it to building a floor? Can I just put a pad and a rug down? I don't have anyone to help me and I don't know how to make a floor.
No a floor is not necessary. I just needed it to build the other furniture off of. I have discovered that none of the cabinets or bench was necessary either.
@@jasonboyceproductions Thanks for sharing this pointer - I'm thinking ONLY storage under bed, try to maximize floor space & doing a snazzy compact fold away "Kitchenette" build
You've probably finished by now, but I just started my Sienna build and had this question too. If you're not looking to add more insulation, you can just use the snap and click flooring right over the carpet! My dad did it with mine for a temp floor until I decided what to use, but it absolutely could have been permanent!
Did u remove rear side panels?
From the inside, yes
@@jasonboyceproductions Thanks... After paying closer attention through the video I noticed... Hope you are still enjoying it!
How much has it cost you to maintain it mechanically? I just got 98 Sienna and getting quoted over 1k just to replace mounts and valve cover gasket.
When I had it I replaced my own brakes and did my own oil changes. The rest I just let ride. Don’t know if it needed new mounts or a valve cover gasket because I never took it to a repair shop.
@@jasonboyceproductions fair enough, the gasket leaks oil so you would have seen oil residue on engine block and bad mounts would make the car start up rough, and have rough transmission shifts. So guessing you didn't those issues.
Do it yourself if your able. Common tools and youtube is a great place to learn. Plus you get the satisfaction it's been done right. Labour is most of the cost.
How much money now 2022 used van like u have
I got $1400 for it when I sold it earlier this year. This was with front end damage from a car accident in LA on my trip to San Diego last year.
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