Very interesting- I have a Peugeot Expert L2H1 that I'd like to do the same thing to. Fortunately I have an old caravan I can take a lot of stuff out of. I use the Peugeot for light removals, so can't have permanent fixtures in the back. I need to buy the pukka roof rack, so i can put a couple of 500 watt solar panels on the roof. (I live in Spain, BTW)
Hi, i like this setup but I Wonder how you go throught technical control. I have scudo a every time a go to technical check I have to undo my setup to originál state.
I don't understand the transition between the circular base at 03:34 and the table at 03:46. It appears something was removed and something different took its place.
Hi love this lay out attempting the same with our van! Please can you advise on the thickness of ply wood you used? Also the frame timber thickness? Tia
Thanks ! The thickness of ply Wood are about 5 milimeters for the walls and the sides of trunks and 1,5 centimeter for the seat boards (also the bed boards).
Good Job!! You changed the front seats, may them be from a Citroen xantia or Xsara? Any modification to fix them in the original fails? Thanks in advance.
Hi there, great conversion, I would like to do exactly the same to mine but without the sink unit. Do you by any chance have any measurements for heights and widths
Hi, I use seats of a 806 Citroën, but you can use also the seats of an Fiat Ulysse that are strictly the same. The plus is that you can turn the passenger seat at 180 degree ! ;-)
Alex Gilroy Hi, if you mean the length of wood to build the boxes, I used a size of 3,5 x 3,5 cms section, but I can't tell how much for the whole conversion !! sorry
Hi, Nice build and thanks for the video. Have two questions about the details though. 1. Did you use any of the anchor points in the floor? Can you give some details about the way it's best to fix things and keep them in place? 2. Can you perhaps provide some exact measurements for the components? Thanks in advance
Hi, no, there's no anchor points. Everything goes together like a puzzle, and keep together in place. And for the mesurements, I did everything step by step with no plans, no draws, sorry !
Well, for me not so much difficult because I'm electrician. But actually, it's very simple. I used a lot of led light for less consumption, and a very simple diagram. Make it simple. Everything is plugged in the sink box, protected with fuses.
Your skills are wonderful, and I'm loving this. Take your time, it will be so worth it in the end. It looks fantastic too! Bless, Sheila
+Sheila6325 Thanks a lot Sheila !
Very interesting- I have a Peugeot Expert L2H1 that I'd like to do the same thing to. Fortunately I have an old caravan I can take a lot of stuff out of. I use the Peugeot for light removals, so can't have permanent fixtures in the back. I need to buy the pukka roof rack, so i can put a couple of 500 watt solar panels on the roof. (I live in Spain, BTW)
Great build
Thanks
Hi, i like this setup but I Wonder how you go throught technical control. I have scudo a every time a go to technical check I have to undo my setup to originál state.
I don't understand the transition between the circular base at 03:34 and the table at 03:46. It appears something was removed and something different took its place.
No, nothing has been removed. The circular base is use to put the table with 2 screws. Then when you put the base down and use the table for the bed.
Very interesting. Planning to buy a van like this. Would you consider putting build step by step ?
Good use of space, I'm just having a go with a smaller 806, wished it had more head room!
Hi love this lay out attempting the same with our van! Please can you advise on the thickness of ply wood you used? Also the frame timber thickness? Tia
Thanks ! The thickness of ply Wood are about 5 milimeters for the walls and the sides of trunks and 1,5 centimeter for the seat boards (also the bed boards).
Good Job!! You changed the front seats, may them be from a Citroen xantia or Xsara? Any modification to fix them in the original fails?
Thanks in advance.
I'm very impressed. Thanks for sharing.
Hi there, great conversion, I would like to do exactly the same to mine but without the sink unit.
Do you by any chance have any measurements for heights and widths
+Graeme Dudding Thanks ! We do not have any mesurements. We did it without because this car have so strange forms ! Sorry
Hello. Congratulation for the transformation work! Can i know the size of the table and of the benches please?
great job man !
Thank you very much !! ;-)
Hi great video what seats did you use for the driver and passenger
Hi, I use seats of a 806 Citroën, but you can use also the seats of an Fiat Ulysse that are strictly the same. The plus is that you can turn the passenger seat at 180 degree ! ;-)
nice build ;)
Thanks ;-)
I like it a lot , I am wondering what support do you have for the middle section of the bed? surely a support at each end isn't strong enough.
yes on every boot, you have a strong lenght of wood, and the wood board is thick.
Great work 😀 could you please give me the maximum length abd width of the bed? Thanks
Thanks for that, what is the height inside the van?
It's about 600 pounds, when everything is inside, ready for holidays.
ace conversion. what size baton did you use to make the boxes and roughly how much did you use for the whole conversion?
Alex Gilroy Hi, if you mean the length of wood to build the boxes, I used a size of 3,5 x 3,5 cms section, but I can't tell how much for the whole conversion !! sorry
What is the maximum weight can this car take??? Thank u :)
good job!
is it possible to sleep inside for 2 peoples?
yes of course !
Hi, Nice build and thanks for the video. Have two questions about the details though.
1. Did you use any of the anchor points in the floor? Can you give some details about the way it's best to fix things and keep them in place?
2. Can you perhaps provide some exact measurements for the components?
Thanks in advance
Hi, no, there's no anchor points. Everything goes together like a puzzle, and keep together in place.
And for the mesurements, I did everything step by step with no plans, no draws, sorry !
formidable ! je vais essayer de faire la meme chose, mais j ai comme un blocage pour l isolation du toit ....
vous etes dans quel région de france ?
IDF
I'm about to get started on a Peugeot Expert same age. How difficult was the electrics? G
Well, for me not so much difficult because I'm electrician. But actually, it's very simple. I used a lot of led light for less consumption, and a very simple diagram. Make it simple. Everything is plugged in the sink box, protected with fuses.
Hi, thanks for the great video. What did you use for the finish? (just paint?)
Hi, thank you ! Yes only white water color, acrylic (It dries fast and doesn't smell !)
where is the toilet?
Jean Lafitte HI, there are dry toilets in the trunk just behind the seats
great!!
Over On Black
Some Jack On Revive
cool. :-)
+Scudo Camper (Scudocamper) Thank you !
I hate these "silent movies". Can't you talk? Tell us about what you did.
Sorry that you hate "silent movies", but the pictures show the essential, and i'm here to answer to the specifics questions, if you have some.