Of course. Hope to have the wrap up video released here soon. These older Econoline vans are pretty cool! Definitely keep an eye out for rust when shopping for one, they can hide a lot between the frame and the floor.
What van do you have? This '88 didn't show up on any of the websites so I took a chance and sure enough, the rack for the '90+ econoline fit, it was close but it worked out all right!
Did you put #2 video for this build up? I didn't see it. (BTW...what is that background music you were using? Unusual but cool.) The builds I've seen of yours so far are great, everything you need but nothing you don't need. Nice and clean.
Thank you so much! No, part 2 isn't up yet....the end of the build got rushed and I didn't get the final footage that I really wanted but I think there is enough to show the electrical system and the refer installation. Thanks for the feedback and I hope to bring you some more builds soon!!
Good to see you back. Love the older vans with character. I know you were interrupted by the owner showing up ( how dare they) but, what's the electrical and battery setup look like? Cheers
Thanks Carlos! Next video will show the electrical setup but it may be a month or so...... hint that there are (2) 100Ah AGM batteries and a 1000W inverter wired in. Quite happy with the way it turned out and it should make for a capable and robust system for off-grid camping.
Love it!! Thank you for sharing especially because it’s an older van, which will be my go to for my first build 😊
Of course. Hope to have the wrap up video released here soon. These older Econoline vans are pretty cool! Definitely keep an eye out for rust when shopping for one, they can hide a lot between the frame and the floor.
@@forayconcept3389 great tip 👍 Thank you! 😊
That roof rack ❤️it. The hardest part of my van is that roof racks aren't made for my type of van
What van do you have? This '88 didn't show up on any of the websites so I took a chance and sure enough, the rack for the '90+ econoline fit, it was close but it worked out all right!
@@forayconcept3389 2002 chevy express rocky ridge high top conversion.
@@forayconcept3389 u lucked out on the find it looks good on the econoline and propably on a chevy xpress and nv2500, promaster 118 and up.
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Did you put #2 video for this build up? I didn't see it. (BTW...what is that background music you were using? Unusual but cool.) The builds I've seen of yours so far are great, everything you need but nothing you don't need. Nice and clean.
Thank you so much! No, part 2 isn't up yet....the end of the build got rushed and I didn't get the final footage that I really wanted but I think there is enough to show the electrical system and the refer installation. Thanks for the feedback and I hope to bring you some more builds soon!!
@@forayconcept3389 Cool...looking forward to viewing it.
Ohh I wish you were located near Kansas City
KC is only 1/2 way across the country, no reason we can't make it work!!
Good to see you back. Love the older vans with character. I know you were interrupted by the owner showing up ( how dare they) but, what's the electrical and battery setup look like? Cheers
Thanks Carlos! Next video will show the electrical setup but it may be a month or so...... hint that there are (2) 100Ah AGM batteries and a 1000W inverter wired in. Quite happy with the way it turned out and it should make for a capable and robust system for off-grid camping.
What state are you in
Oregon is the state, Eugene is the city!