Cummins van interior photo dump! I'm hoping for some nice days so I can drive out to the coast and get some really good photos of the whole van finished. For now, these pics will have to do.
Lower window trim took quite a bit of effort in order to fit around the side window latches up front and make a provision for rear A/C vent (oblong hole at the rear). I 3D printed a part to fit into the A/C duct and transitioned into the hole in the trim panel. Stainless countertop is being formed now to finish off the driver side cabinet. A National Luna fridge fits nicely into the space behind the driver.
I thought of a bunch of different ways to do the side couch/bed but in the end opted for simplicity. It is roughly the width of a twin bed when deployed and nearly 80" long. Lots of storage under the couch too. The Eberspacher heater is tucked behind the cabinet on the passenger side.
I'd been thinking about this for a long time but I finally made new (more useful) seat bases and my own swivel. I tried to make a readily available swivel work for what I wanted to do but none of them that I tried were just right. Also, the stock Eseries seat base leans back a bit more than I liked with the SM seat. I am happy with the seating position now and there's useful storage under the seat. Plus I offset the swivel pivot point so the seat could be in a decent position (more inboard when rotated) with the door closed and not have the arm rest rammed into the door.
I've been driving the van a bit and really enjoying it. Electrical systems are performing well, stereo sounds amazing, interior is quiet and the drivetrain...oh my! So fun!
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