Sooo well done,amazing useful details,must have something to do with your engineering background.
Planning something similar for retirement, still a dream.
Best of, you are form QC 😉 Bien le bonjour..
merci 🙂
Absolutely Fantastic Site ! Well done. Doug
Thanks Doug! Have a great one 🙂
Never mind, saw it deeper in the site.
There you go!
antoine
Great site and thanks for providing it. Was wondering, any thoughts of a portable potty or toilet in the van? How do you handle this necessity? Again, great site and thanks for all the helpful info.
Super stoked on your website! My wife and I are planning to build out a Ford as well. We’re thinking a bit more of a gear hauler to keep up our boating/ biking/ boarding/ burningman lifestyle once our baby comes. The subaru just cant fit it all with the kiddie too. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for leaving a comment 🙂
Make sure to check the Ford Transit forum as well for more ideas! There are many Toys Hauler Conversions: http://www.fordtransitusaforum.com/
Congrats for the baby! Have a good one
I see that you’re into mountain biking too. Where are you guys riding in the next few weeks?
Hey Brady, we’re into our last sprint to finish the van and get rid of the house (we must have finished by August 15th), so we’ll be riding our local trails just North of Montreal. We might go to Vermont as well to ride and have a few beers 🙂 Where do you ride yourself?
The Windows were fitted by a friend who fit Windows as his job, they make them onsite really happy with them.
Finished the sound deadening off yesterday day. Next is insulation then maybe a maxxair fan.
Hi guys Amazing detailed site im just starting my build on a transit l2 h2 hope to be done for the summer. Keep the posts coming.
The windows are in and I’m going to tackle the insulation tomorrow after putting it off for so long I couldn’t decide what to use, I have gone for close cell foam and silent coat sound deadening.
Bravo pour votre projet!!! Votre site est vraiment bien fait et vos explications me serons très utiles lors de ma conversion!! Au plaisir de vous croiser!
*seront*
merci! 🙂
How often do you guys use the pop open sliding door window?
The roof fan won’t move much air unless there is an opening. We use the window mostly when cooking: it’s create a draft just at the right spot from the window up to the fan. We use it when parked as well, to help cool the van down (with the fan turned on). We don’t use it while driving; some people recommended not to, as it is not that solid…
Snow mountain bike? or do you have multiple sets of tires for that bad boy?
It’s a Fatbike! We use in in winter only, although some people use them in summer too but i don’t really see the point.
The tires are 4.8 width, MUCH larger than regular tires, but it help for snow traction.
Fatbikes are good for us on the east-coast, since we don’t have really nice conditions for skiing.
Amazing! Stumbled to your page via Imgur. Love the focus on the bikes. Keep us in the loop. Best regards from Germany.
Looking to build my “weekend warrior” Transit and love your site. Thanks for the inspiration!
Nice, good luck with your build!!
Great job on this site and the work that are putting in to your van. It looks great. Looking forward to seeing your next build update.
Thanks! 🙂
This is the best site i have seen in a long time. Absolutely love your build. Keep rolling 🙂
Yay! Thanks for the positive vibe! 🙂
Keep it coming. Got a 130″ build ahead of me. Thanks. HS
Sooo well done,amazing useful details,must have something to do with your engineering background.
Planning something similar for retirement, still a dream.
Best of, you are form QC 😉 Bien le bonjour..
merci 🙂
Absolutely Fantastic Site ! Well done.
Doug
Thanks Doug! Have a great one 🙂
Never mind, saw it deeper in the site.
There you go!
antoine
Great site and thanks for providing it. Was wondering, any thoughts of a portable potty or toilet in the van? How do you handle this necessity? Again, great site and thanks for all the helpful info.
Super stoked on your website! My wife and I are planning to build out a Ford as well. We’re thinking a bit more of a gear hauler to keep up our boating/ biking/ boarding/ burningman lifestyle once our baby comes. The subaru just cant fit it all with the kiddie too. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for leaving a comment 🙂
Make sure to check the Ford Transit forum as well for more ideas! There are many Toys Hauler Conversions: http://www.fordtransitusaforum.com/
Congrats for the baby!
Have a good one
I see that you’re into mountain biking too. Where are you guys riding in the next few weeks?
Hey Brady, we’re into our last sprint to finish the van and get rid of the house (we must have finished by August 15th), so we’ll be riding our local trails just North of Montreal. We might go to Vermont as well to ride and have a few beers 🙂 Where do you ride yourself?
The Windows were fitted by a friend who fit Windows as his job, they make them onsite really happy with them.
Finished the sound deadening off yesterday day. Next is insulation then maybe a maxxair fan.
Hi guys
Amazing detailed site im just starting my build on a transit l2 h2 hope to be done for the summer. Keep the posts coming.
The windows are in and I’m going to tackle the insulation tomorrow after putting it off for so long I couldn’t decide what to use, I have gone for close cell foam and silent coat sound deadening.
Are you using the CR Lawrence windows (http://amzn.to/2rCwaXW)?
Installing it yourself?
Good luck!
Great resource! Thank you
Thanks Mike, glad you like it 🙂
Bravo pour votre projet!!! Votre site est vraiment bien fait et vos explications me serons très utiles lors de ma conversion!! Au plaisir de vous croiser!
*seront*
merci! 🙂
How often do you guys use the pop open sliding door window?
The roof fan won’t move much air unless there is an opening. We use the window mostly when cooking: it’s create a draft just at the right spot from the window up to the fan. We use it when parked as well, to help cool the van down (with the fan turned on). We don’t use it while driving; some people recommended not to, as it is not that solid…
Snow mountain bike? or do you have multiple sets of tires for that bad boy?
It’s a Fatbike!
We use in in winter only, although some people use them in summer too but i don’t really see the point.
The tires are 4.8 width, MUCH larger than regular tires, but it help for snow traction.
Fatbikes are good for us on the east-coast, since we don’t have really nice conditions for skiing.
Amazing! Stumbled to your page via Imgur. Love the focus on the bikes.
Keep us in the loop.
Best regards from Germany.
Looking to build my “weekend warrior” Transit and love your site. Thanks for the inspiration!
Nice, good luck with your build!!
Great job on this site and the work that are putting in to your van. It looks great. Looking forward to seeing your next build update.
Thanks! 🙂
This is the best site i have seen in a long time. Absolutely love your build. Keep rolling 🙂
Yay! Thanks for the positive vibe! 🙂
Keep it coming. Got a 130″ build ahead of me. Thanks. HS
Sweet, good luck with your build!!