GTRV Conversion on a Ford E350 EB

[cellularSTEVE]

Hey great write up. Thanks for sharing.
I just sent you a PM.

steve

[vwteleman]

Thanks for the kind words, guys.

Mike, that Porsche is a kit car. With all the 'glassing and cutting and sanding in that shop, that car could have been put up there last week and still looked like that! Having said that, I do believe it has been up there a long time.

Originally Posted by Ford_6L_E350

... but it don't matter what I like, as long as it works for you.

So true. There are compromises with everything, particularly in a Class B conversion. We are happy.

Originally Posted by BroncoHauler

... the dog looks like a Chinook. What kind is it?

To the best of our sleuthing abilities, she is a Belgian Shepherd cross, in particular a Malinois. Probably crossed with a larger dog, such as a yellow lab.

Brent

[vwteleman]

Originally Posted by Jepa

We get out to play in the winter and have been very comfortable sleeping in it at -20c. Gotta love the Canadian winters!

I am going to have some insulation panels made up for the roof canvas. I have been using Therm-a-rest pads in the meantime. Even at -20c, it's been toasty warm with the heater at a very low setting. The Airtronic kicks ass.

Brent

[AndrewST]

Great write up and thanks for the pictures.
Andrew

[saline]

Originally Posted by vwteleman

I am going to have some insulation panels made up for the roof canvas. I have been using Therm-a-rest pads in the meantime. Even at -20c, it's been toasty warm with the heater at a very low setting. The Airtronic kicks ass.

Brent

We use old Therma Rest pads for penthouse insulation too. They work great.
Nice build,love the setup.

[EMrider]

Thanks for the detailed writeup and pics.

The GTRV interior looks very well done and I like the way you've designed the two beds in the lower level.

R