My Chevrolet Express van Class B- camper
I have been camping in my 1990 Chevrolet Silverado Blazer 2-door for the last 20 years. When I removed the back seat there was just enough room for a 3/4 sized (Hollywood, as some people called them)...
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Very nice work,My first "hard sided tent" was a 1975 Ford E series Van that was ordered for a plumbing company and never payed for.
With no windows,except the windshield and door windows and only one seat it was a blank canvas to work on. I did pretty much like you and built it out much the same way. With a small Ice box and small sink and water. With a jacknife sofa in the rear providing seating and when folded down it became a bed with storage bins under much like yours. Nice work.
I put captain seats in that swiveled, giving us more room to sit and eat when we couldn't get outside because of weather.
I later had a Class A with swivel seats and I missed them when I got my Class C Based on a Chevy Express.
I found that I could put swivel seats in it too.
Here is a thread that shows how I did it.
I like all the Mods that you have made,it looks like you have thought it all out very well. Keep up the nice work.
With no windows,except the windshield and door windows and only one seat it was a blank canvas to work on. I did pretty much like you and built it out much the same way. With a small Ice box and small sink and water. With a jacknife sofa in the rear providing seating and when folded down it became a bed with storage bins under much like yours. Nice work.
I put captain seats in that swiveled, giving us more room to sit and eat when we couldn't get outside because of weather.
I later had a Class A with swivel seats and I missed them when I got my Class C Based on a Chevy Express.
I found that I could put swivel seats in it too.
Here is a thread that shows how I did it.
I like all the Mods that you have made,it looks like you have thought it all out very well. Keep up the nice work.
