AWD Astro van
I went from a 5th wheel to a Casita and an Astro van. I do a lot of solo trips and realized all I really wanted was someplace comfy and dry to sleep. I like hiking so 90% of the day I'm out anyway. ...
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Outstanding! Maybe not a 'true B' by RVIA & IRS standards, but certainly a 'camping van conversion'. A mechanic bud had a similar one for years, and I think his wife still mourns its passing. I wish GM still made them. If you can find one, you might be able to put a high top roof on it. It's body-on-frame, so cutting the roof isn't an issue AFAIK.
You probably already know of them but if not, Google 'Tiger GT' and Tiger XL'. Full B's on the Astro. They look like mini-C's, but were built from chopped full-body vans, since GM never built the Astro/Safari as a cutaway. Some were built on the AWD chassis, and a few were converted to full-on 4x4 with low range by a 3rd party (maybe Quadvan?).
Again, outstanding!
Jim, "Worry works! 95% of what I worry about never happens!"
You probably already know of them but if not, Google 'Tiger GT' and Tiger XL'. Full B's on the Astro. They look like mini-C's, but were built from chopped full-body vans, since GM never built the Astro/Safari as a cutaway. Some were built on the AWD chassis, and a few were converted to full-on 4x4 with low range by a 3rd party (maybe Quadvan?).
Again, outstanding!
Jim, "Worry works! 95% of what I worry about never happens!"
