Pristine 2000 VW Eurovan Winnebago (full camper)

[nemesisnight]

Hey guys, sadly my decked out EVC is up for sale (I know its not a sportsmobile but now I have one of those too ), I have really loved this camper and spent the last year really getting it exactly how I wanted it with a ton of upgrades (planned on keeping it forever). I have moved on to a 4x4 sportsmobile project to get to some more remote places I like to camp at so this beauty is up for grabs. Asking $37500 / has 122k miles and lots of info in link

https://www.ksl.com/?nid=218&ad=41219200&cat=143

Spread the word if you know anyone looking

P.S. If this ad should be in the online section instead I am happy to move it, I just figured since I own it then this would be the right area.

[nemesisnight]

Had a sale pending but it seems to have fallen through due to financing issues. Still available

[nemesisnight]

Van is sold and Agile conversion scheduled!!! Can't wait.

[86Scotty]

Agile conversion on a VW?

[MadScience]

Originally Posted by 86Scotty

Agile conversion on a VW?

If I read this correctly, the VW was sold to fund a ford + conversion.

[nemesisnight]

Haha, yes the VW funded a 94 2wd ford sportsmobile that I will be doing an Agile conversion on and eventually rebuilding the entire interior as well. TTB on a VW.....that would be interesting to see.....

[MadScience]

Wide body westfalia. You could start a trend.

[MSD]

Love to see what your 94 LOOKS like before and after when its done.

[SMB OCD]

Nemesisnight - you mentioned a planned interior rebuild; are there SMB Forum threads for this? I'm thinking about rebuilding my 1994 Dodge SMB interior, and looking for ideas. Thanks, Leland

[nemesisnight]

Originally Posted by Leland

Nemesisnight - you mentioned a planned interior rebuild; are there SMB Forum threads for this? I'm thinking about rebuilding my 1994 Dodge SMB interior, and looking for ideas. Thanks, Leland

Lots of different build threads on the site, you kinda have to skim through a lot to get ideas as there are so many different styles and build methods people do (mostly in the home builds section). I will get a build thread going here eventually once I get things rolling. I plan on doing new insulation, cork flooring (seems to be a great option that provides sounds absorption, some insulation values, and gives a little so it's not as hard on the knees when bending to lower shelves etc). Then using full wood to rebuild all the cabinets, add a tank less hot water heater, portable shower pan that slides out, lithium power bank and solar, refinishibg pop top with raptor liner (maybe the whole vehicle but haven't decided) etc etc. It's defiantly going to take awhile and be an ongoing project but the 4x4 conversion by Agile will be the biggest expense I'll be doing first.