Campervan 2013 Ford Transit Connect Build

2013 Campervan build!!!! Here is the tour of the 2013 Ford Transit Connect campervan completed. Hope this video inspires you to create a van or camper that fits your lifestyle!!!!

[sunnymas]

It looks like more free space inside, as other Transit Connect Campervans.
And less Plywood inside at the walls = less weight = more fuel Mileage.
And so easy to remove the camping parts.

Also clever: The subfloor with the drawers = more storage space.

I want to do the same at my tiny campervan, now converting.

Greetings from sw germany (middle europe) liked + subscribed.

[ChrisW]

I can’t get past the Papyrus.

Kidding. I’m saving this great idea for simple bed support.

[uol]

Nice idea using the fabric wall covering. Insulated behind it but weight and space-saving too.

[deanduke]

Genius bed idea! Im building out a connect right now, and am going with a slide out slat style, but this is giving me second thoughts! Awesome that everything is removable

[mitchwinder]

There’s something about this conversion. Maybe because it’s almost “underdone.” It’s the minimum of what you need done very tastefully. I’ve grown tired of seeing how much people can cram into a small space. The small sink makes a huge statement. Really nicely done.

[JimmySlaughter]

Very nice build! When I did my Transit Connect conversion, I did not consider making a raised floor. You really added a lot of storage space that way.

[garycochran]

Thanks for sharing, good head work!!!

[marjorielewis]

Nice. I wish my floor were just a few inches higher for those awesome drawers in the back.

[warmachinebodybuilding]

Great video bro and super like by Warmachine bodybuilding of garage Gym italy 🇮🇹

[SweetiePieTweety]

Want a connect and always envisioned and elevated floor for storage. Thanks for actually giving me a visual.

[nanalcd]

Nice, neat, clean, and can be removed if you need extra space. But I think the wood you built on top will add more weight to the small engine, and make it work hard on hills plus poor gas mileage. I build mine with the least weight possible. Thank you for sharing some good ideas. I will copy yours and re-do mine, nice.

[carllubrin]

Nice build I would of removed that bench and put a projector and bam u have a big tv at the back I feel like saving up for one of this bad boys and diy one my self

[MrWiley]

Great build and you must definitely inspired ideas for my upcoming van build. We appreciate your skills and thank you for sharing with us all.

[PH-hfbo]

Excellent work!! I have been watching a lot of transit diy building and this is my top choice. Everything seems to fit me very well. Love the size of sink, bed and bench. Very functional. I’m only 5.1” an this is very nice set up. Thank you for sharing.

[caroleboulet]

Thanks. This is the way I’m going to do my bed. Great idea and still lots of storage.

[akichantvl]

It ’s a very good idea.
The color is also very nice！
👍fromJapan

[MariafromthePhilippineIslands]

Elevated floor for storage is a game changer. Kindly write in the description below amazon link for the wall fabric.

[ParadoxdesignsOrg]

very clean and leaves lots of open space inside. i dig it!

[shopkedai]

Very practical and removalabe which is amazing . thanks

[DavidDavid]

Best one ive seen yet!! Everyone tries to put way too much in these vans and u are the 1st one keeping it simple with modular removable components. Bldg a transit connect next year and paln on keeping it simple and light as possible. Just gonna strap a fold up bed so i can remove it and only use a twin when just me and a double when taking a friend. Leaving the other side open for ebikes and paddle boards. The windows are genius to use that extra space. Thanks for the ideas!! Btw if u dont mind how much did this build cost the customer in case i decide i need a tax writoff to have mine built? Gonna double as a fiber splicing van for my buiness. Also how much approximate weight was added with this setup? Thanks.