[chuck_et]

Here's my 2015 Transit 150 8 Passenger.

Anybody else doin' it old school?

 

[EddieZ]

It looks surprisingly serviceable, for modest needs. More flexible than if you go whole hog, too.

 

[DED]

I will be doing something similar. Live in it for 3 or 4 months a year and family wagon when I am home.

 

[drod0813]

Diggin the decal! Source?

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[ches]

When I get my stealth windowless (service van appearing) transit, I plan to keep it simple. Used to be a winter backpacker. Going to use Sealy fold down couch. Two AGM batteries that come with the van. Steel partition. Coleman oven-stove. Coleman portable sink. Small fold out leg table. Porta pottie. Battery operated fan or two. I like your idea of a 12 volt blanket. I plan on overnites at Native American pow wows. I won't be staying more than one or two nites and travelling 2 to 4 hundred miles unless I get the wanderlust for a farther away pow wow. The Corbin, Ky. pow wow that I just attended was really nice. Good weather too. Still saving my pennies for the van.

 

[drifter]

Here's my 2015 Transit 150 8 Passenger.

Anybody else doin' it old school?

NICE JOB ! looks GREAT ! I can see where that setup would work nicely..... thanks for sharing.
That definitely is old school in a really cool way !

 

[klp]

Looks great. I am building mine for multi uses too.

 

[nc rick]

Nice! Using ours the same way but got to fit motorcycles much of the time. I'm not as organized... How do you have the battery anchored? What sized solar panel?

 

[DrJean]

so many questions

I'm doing it old school.... I think. If the insurance company requires me to go commercial or RV then I'll have to go ahead and fit the RV sooner than later. I had wanted to travel about with it for several months to see if I really want to live in it and what I wanted, needed and where I wanted to put it... alas...

I ordered windows all around with dark tinting...and will put black out curtains for when I go stealth.... I plan to keep everything below the windows, or above at the ceiling (including the bed---lifted) can't wait to get the real measurements on the 2017 XL HR so I can buy the basics for flooring and ceiling.

I, too, have various containers I can use and will just have to wait to see what works. Perhaps I will begin my own thread in case someone's interested in my journey?

I'm interested in yours.