Is this the ultimate vehicle?

[Veloo]

Jill Kintner's van.

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[Ttx1]

Rattles from the loose toolbox would drive me nuts...

[MattTuck]

Pretty slick. Seems better for a quick over night than really living out of it. Doesn't seem like much storage space for non bike stuff, like clothes and what not.

[Blue Jays]

Pretty cool for cycling events under a week in duration. You see these displayed at bicycle shows.
Would configure it for two bicycles, two seats, and luggage storage for two...were it mine.

[sparky33]

This kind of makes sense to me as a recreational vehicle for events, trips and adventures. Jill has a space for gear, a place for passengers, and some basic cooking and sleeping accommodations. It makes a whole lot more sense to me than does a Sprinter kitted out for full time living.

It hearkens back to the days when people weren't using vans as homes or for framing pretty landscapes.

[mtechnica]

Well it’s not a land cruiser therefore it’s not the ultimate vehicle ;)

[Spaghetti Legs]

Pretty cool. When you’re faced with Zombie Apocalypse though, you need this:

https://iglhautallradusa.com

Friend of mine works for this company.

[soulspinner]

way cool

[Mikej]

It’s cool, but not really on my map as ultimate vs some of the other builds I’ve seen. Of course, there is always cost. I would rather have the bikes on a hitch rack and better use the internal space. I also don’t like that you can’t walk through it.

[Kirk007]

I think this is better: www.vandoit.com

Would love to have one of these in a few years.

[bcroslin]

A good friend of mine used to work for Outside Van (https://www.outsidevan.com) and owned a tricked out Sprinter. Same setup: bikes in the back, loft bed, tiny stove and an outdoor shower with hot water. We did a day at Mt Bachelor snowboarding and the van seriously had everything we needed. The problem is the price. His tricked out Sprinter cost over $100k :eek:

I have an itch to do a conversion with a used Ram Promaster 2500. I’ve seen a few around and they seem like a better bang for your buck vs a Sprinter.