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You're living my dream man (the van part, not the living in it part). Being in FL I need to camp with a/c so tents don't loving cut it, a van conversion is the next best affordable option. The roof in the middle pic looks interesting, seems like a good cheaper alternative to pop up roofs which are loving expensive. Add an enclosed trailer to carry extra camp gear and bikes/scooters and you have the perfect rig. Gonna be following this thread to learn from your mistakes 
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Wasn't the AWD on the Astros lovely to begin with though? There's plenty of them around Florida that are rust free, fly down and pick one up. http://ocala.craigslist.org/cto/5175316633.html
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Man_of_Teflon posted:Oh hey, this is good timing because I just bought a van. Mine's gonna be for motorcycle hauling and camping vs full-time living, so I went... big. I thought the V10's were lovely for some reason, are they good enough to warrant the lovely mileage? I always thought I'd go with an Express van just because the Chevy's seem to be the most bullet proof, but somebody correct me if I'm wrong. Also do portable a/c units do ok in vans?
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iwentdoodie posted:Check FL. I remember seeing lots of them cheap that way. Nope. Cargo van prices here are loving ridiculous. You're better off starting with a conversion van, half the price and half the miles.
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