The team finished their build for a client who wanted a woodsy camper van to visit their family in Idaho. If you’re going to drive some 14 hours to see family, you might as well turn it into a ski adventure, right?
The Joyners asked us to only build Phase 1 of the Freedom Van process into their van, but we still strived to add a personal touch. We installed fabric into the ceiling, added maple interior panelling, insulated the van, and built a custom battery tray to fit a 100 amp battery into their compartment. We also built the foundation in their van for a solar power setup, added a roof rack, bolted in a ladder, and prepared the overall van for a possible puppy. In the ceiling panel, we installed soft LED lights, a departure from the harsher and whiter LED lights we had been installing in the past. These softer lights add a warmer tone to the van’s atmosphere, creating an intimate setting amongst the maple panels.
Installed features:
- Solar power system
- 400 amp hour auxillary battery system
- Max Fans
- 100 amp hour AGM battery
- Chrome bezel reading lights
- Tweed wrapped ceiling panel
- Passenger swivel base
- 8 indoor fuse lights
- Side mounting rails for bed platform
- Finished maple wall paneling
- 12 x 36 slider windows
- Aluminess Roof Rack
- Fiamma manual awning
- Side mount ladder
- Diesel air heater
- Driver and passenger swivel base seats
- Custom battery tray for engine compartment