[ROBO1450]

Hi all just joined the group, i am the proud owner of a 201& Tekna which I am converting to a camper, nice to meet you all.

 

[Maurice Michael]

Welcome,.. my 2021 NV200 no build build .

 

[Maurice Michael]

Welcome,.. my 2021 NV200 no build build . View attachment 3556

Dometic toilet
Alpicool refrig
Jackery1500 w
Ryobi fan

 

[ROBO1450]

Dometic toilet
Alpicool refrig
Jackery1500 w
Ryobi fan

 

[ROBO1450]

That’s my exterior so far with other works to include:

17inch Momo quantrum alloys
Front and back parking sensors
Colour coding front bumper and wing mirrors
Replacement front grill
Replacement seats, drivers and passengers with refurbished Ford galaxy seats.
Relaxing all lamps to Xeon and LED
Mud guards
Will update on the camper fit out in due course

 

[Maurice Michael]

Great job! I know you are very proud.

I ran out if $ , paid cash for the van
😬 or I would upgrade tires and put a lift.
having difficulty finding someone to install maxx air fan.

I camped 3500 miles so far, from Texas to New Mexico in USA.

keep us posted in your progress.

 

[saa001]

I like how you did the bed. Can you explain exactly how you did it?

Thanks

 

[Maurice Michael]

No build build -I Bought a narrow twin size bed frame at Home Depot $99 30x74 (child size) I am 5’3”/ 140 pounds.

I just returned it and ordered a “metal” narrow twin size bed frame that is 14 inches high, $99 too
30 x74 x14 . (adult size) - more sturdy.

Now my dometic toilet fits underneath, giving more aisle space.

I also eliminated a box under bed, on my 3 rd trip- still taking too much stuff, learning.

 

[Beavo]

That’s my exterior so far with other works to include:

17inch Momo quantrum alloys
Front and back parking sensors
Colour coding front bumper and wing mirrors
Replacement front grill
Replacement seats, drivers and passengers with refurbished Ford galaxy seats.
Relaxing all lamps to Xeon and LED
Mud guards
Will update on the camper fit out in due course

Looking good! Can I ask, have you fitted the Galaxy seats yet and if so how much work is needed to do this?