Vauxhall Vivaro Campervan Conversion - Pt 1 - Clean up and Sub Floor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 เม.ย. 2022
- This is my Vauxhall Vivaro Campervan Conversion series. Every step of the build will be detailed in this camper conversion. This is my second self build van conversion and this time its a LWB Vivaro. I find the whole van life thig very appealing and in this build I want to share as much of the van conversion process as I can. Hope you enjoy the videos series.
I found you from your last conversion, I’m so happy I did I want to make a vivaro too next year, your really helping me understand what I need. Thanks man!
I'm new to your channel researching a refit to my T2 van. Your videos are superb. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills.
Just bought exactly the same van. Lwb in silver. 2015 Sportive model so these vids are perfect 👍
Great job. I'll be doing similar soon so this is VERY helpful.
Hey Dave, i found you through your last van conversion, this one was incredible so far, the filming and editing was fantastic. You've clearly put a lot of effort into this one, can't wait for the next one.
Great video Dave, looking forward to the next one!
I had little interest in this type of video until I stumbled upon it earlier. I can't wait to follow the whole conversion now! Well done Dave. Excellent production.
I’ve just bought this same van same colour also LWB I’ve subbed to you as am useless when it comes to DIY lol great video 👍
Back with you as the Movano 3.5 T is sold and I now have a Reno Trafic LWB aka Vxl Vivaro. Was a fruit n veg grower's van [market stalls?] so a muddy cab. Shelving removed - hundreds of screws 5mm- 120mm. Floor up next, thus strarting with you again on Pt 1.
When I came to remove the original ply floor of my Vaux Movano [Reno Master] I went round taking out the screws, as you do. Giving a mighty heave nothing moved.
Love the content mate 👍
Great job. Best Regards NUNO Portugal
big up dave
Hi Dave, Thanks for the video. We’re just about to start our Vivaro build.
Dave, a huge thanks from me for this video. Excelleny explanations and reasoning for doing what you have. Cant express enough how great this video is for me as a first timer converting a similar build van!
Excellent job, Dave. Is that flooring waterproof? If not, I suggest you use a sealer. I will look at the remaining videos. You may have done this. Have a nice day.
Loved your last van, looking forward to watching this series. Ref drilling/screwing through the floor, do you get underneath and treat each one with rust prevention & silicone?
Hi Dave, thanks again for you videos - a huge help.
Dealing with these screw holes was rather unconventional. I had a sizeable tin of white Hammerite on the shelf over the cab, which faces rearward.
Good evening Dave, love your videos, I've got a Vivaro that I am about to start converting but I have a question about the sub floor. I was going to go down the batten and celotex flooring method but am about potential condensation, I see in your video you use the sticky back foile rubber matting, is the foil aspect of it the vapor barrier? I was going to stick my batten to the floor with flexible adhesive as I don't want to screw through the base of the van and create possible water Ingres points. Am I thinking to much into this ? I would be sealing the batten/celotex with foil tape but am worried the underside could make condensation 😔😔😔😔 sorry for the long comment but it's the start of the build and I don't want to do it wrong from the off.