grantwilson
FreedomVanGo
Its an aluminum extrusion we cut to length and put holes in for boltsLots of cool stuff here!
What decking material are you using on your roof rack?
Its an aluminum extrusion we cut to length and put holes in for boltsLots of cool stuff here!
What decking material are you using on your roof rack?
This is exactly what I have planed for my van, I already have the 1" box and joiners. I plan to cover it with Aluminium composite panel but not sure the best way to secure other than screw through into the floor.Untitled by FreedomVanGo Van Builders, on Flickr
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blue greyG’day Grant, can you tell me what colour this van is please. Regards Perce
pretty much the way. To the floor and wallThis is exactly what I have planed for my van, I already have the 1" box and joiners. I plan to cover it with Aluminium composite panel but not sure the best way to secure other than screw through into the floor.
We wire it to the battery directly and turn on and off with a Trigger 6 shooter (Did you guys wire your compressor directly to positive bus bar with an inline fuse or are you running through the BlueSea panel? I've heard running it through the panel can pulse some of the other loads when you run the compressor.
from like 7500-10k with a couple seats depending on the floor finishing over the bruns floor@grantwilson Can you provide appox cost of the AMF Bruns floor?
pretty happy with it so far. No issues. Ive put them in half a dozen vans at this point and no bad feedback yet.Hi Grant
Any feed back on the nomadic ac?
Tom
Its so sweet IMO. Totally dumb, but coolThat galley with 3 dometic drawers is awesome
This is very intriguing! What is this hole in floor going to be used for? Could it be used for batteries? Can it be done in other areas of the van floor? Does it compromise the structural integrity in any way? Please excuse multiple questions, but the answers could really help with my 144 design. Thx.For the back of the van we chose the Backwoods Adventure mods bumper, Diode Dynamics SS3 floods, Owl Vans Sherpa and Owl Vans Ladder tire carrier
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Installed a Nomadic Cooling 12v AC unit as well
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The control unit mounted to our custom diamond stitch ceiling panels with a 3 zone LED strip system that is remote and phone controlled
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Installed a van compass Storage box we powdercoated to blend in nicely
Lastly, workin gon the water system housing
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You can use it for batteries yes.This is very intriguing! What is this hole in floor going to be used for? Could it be used for batteries? Can it be done in other areas of the van floor? Does it compromise the structural integrity in any way? Please excuse multiple questions, but the answers could really help with my 144 design. Thx.
you can really only put it in that spot. Any further forward is driveshaft hitting issuesThanks Grantwilson. Hope you will not mind more questions since I have not yet purchased my van. Would it work in that location even with a 4x4 144? The MB BEG is sort of silent about cutting the floor but they do not show the area between the two longitudinal structural beams as a no drill area. Would that mean that a hole like that could be made anywhere in the center isle area? How about more that one hole? My bathroom and kitchen sink are on opposite sides and if I could locate the hydronic heater, water pump, and air heat exchanger in a under chassis location like that but accessible from the van, it would simply the plumbing quite a bit and if I could place hot air register in the toe-kick space that would work really well. Would appreciate your advise. Thanks.