I am looking for something that probably does not exist! And I am not sure if I'm looking at custom B or a custom Van. Looking for something on a high roof van chassis that is mostly passenger van and just a little RV. I would like to have seating for 7 -8 up front with typical passenger windows. Then in the back have a bathroom (shower not required) that is large enough for those over 75 pounds, with an RV toilet, tiny sink and small fresh and black/gray tank.Also looking for 120/12 volt power/coach battery, converter etc and rooftop air/heatpump. Maybe a microwave. No propane needed.We already have a 30 foot class c for more serious camping. This unit would be primarily for day touring or possible short overnights with just one person aboard. Any thoughts or ideas?Thanks!

that is basically what I set up in my Glaval Half back van. had captains chairs up front, then a bench seat that would lay down to a bed, a windowed partition and a separate compartment in the rear where I could set a port a pot, camping sink, etc. could finish it off better in the rear if desired. don't know if anybody can offer that now.there is a utube video of a 92 g20 chevy version.bumpy

Sounds like you need to start with something like a high-top Ford Transit passenger van. Take out the seats and upgrade them, add the plumbing and wiring in the back. If you get the long chassis version, there will be plenty of space. There are a lot of cargo vans coming off lease. Since you will be changing the interior anyway, that would be a blank slate.

Expensive, but look at Midwest Vans. They may have just what you want. Most conversion van companies, like Waldoch, will also be able to do what you want.

is sportsmobile??? still operating?bumpy

Forget having black/gray water tanks ! There is just not enough space. If you try to mount something underneath they will likely be damaged. Composting toilets do work.Personally, I find the rear seats on the Ford Transit too narrow to be comfortable for adults for anything but short trips.

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Bumpyroad
Explorer
Nov 14, 2017
that is basically what I set up in my Glaval Half back van. had captains chairs up front, then a bench seat that would lay down to a bed, a windowed partition and a separate compartment in the rear where I could set a port a pot, camping sink, etc. could finish it off better in the rear if desired. don't know if anybody can offer that now.
there is a utube video of a 92 g20 chevy version.
bumpy
coolmom42
Explorer II
Nov 14, 2017
Sounds like you need to start with something like a high-top Ford Transit passenger van. Take out the seats and upgrade them, add the plumbing and wiring in the back. If you get the long chassis version, there will be plenty of space.

There are a lot of cargo vans coming off lease. Since you will be changing the interior anyway, that would be a blank slate.
booster
Explorer
Nov 14, 2017
Expensive, but look at Midwest Vans. They may have just what you want. Most conversion van companies, like Waldoch, will also be able to do what you want.
Bumpyroad
Explorer
Nov 14, 2017
is sportsmobile??? still operating?
bumpy
theoldwizard1
Explorer II
Nov 14, 2017
Forget having black/gray water tanks ! There is just not enough space. If you try to mount something underneath they will likely be damaged. Composting toilets do work.

Personally, I find the rear seats on the Ford Transit too narrow to be comfortable for adults for anything but short trips.
jrobe
Explorer
Nov 15, 2017
Sportsmobile could do a build like this. There is no reason you couldn’t do a small rear bathroom with a black and grey tank (maybe combined) except that it may require moving the spare tire to the rear door.
clayway
Explorer
Nov 15, 2017
Why not a roadtrek 190 with 4 captain chairs & rear couch
buta4
Explorer
Nov 15, 2017
Bumpyroad wrote:
is sportsmobile??? still operating?
bumpy

Yes it is! And, they have the system where one can design their own layouts.
johnwalkerpa1
Explorer
Nov 15, 2017
booster wrote:
Expensive, but look at Midwest Vans. They may have just what you want. Most conversion van companies, like Waldoch, will also be able to do what you want.

I just took a look...yes, they do have exactly what I am looking for...but, you are right...expensive!
johnwalkerpa1
Explorer
Nov 15, 2017
Thanks everyone for some great ideas. After looking at several of the suggested sources, it does look like it is possible to get exactly what I want out there....but perhaps at a price I am not able to afford :)

Now, i have to consider the pros and cons of several options and decide where I want to compromise between price, needs, and wants!