I'm 6'4" ...campervans are a little more "cozy" for us tall folks but it still works great!

Thanks!

Thank you Doug!

@@GodwinWoo that’s why I went with the Toyota sienna because I don’t think they offered it for the Odyssey

@@ronaldruntenelli7700 the floor does slope slightly down towards the front but it doesn’t matter because only the front two legs of the bedframe are on the floor, and the rear legs of the bedframe are in the back in the trunk basin. Basically you just need to park your van somewhere where the ground is level and then measure the length of the four bedframe legs to make the bed level. It’s best to try and work on your van when it’s parked somewhere on level ground. Ultimately, it’s not important to get it perfectly level, just close as you can

@@1ENDUSER it’s part of the original manufacturing for the XLe limited edition

I find a public toilet (or I poop out in the woods)

I’m also 6’4”

No rollers. It’s a bit clunky but really not too bad

Ive been backpacking in Central America for a while so i haven’t been using the van lately but i was using the latching pop up outside the side door the most. Yeah i think it would have been awesome to have constant access to the fridge in front but i didn’t want to give up the space…

I used a hot glue gun (to the ceiling) and some super glue (to the vinyl sunroof rim) for the curtain slider. It’s actually a plastic curtain slider not a rod

I used a hot glue gun to the headliner (and super glue under the vinyl sunroof rim)

Unfortunately I don’t have the designs digitized in any way. I drew it out on a piece of paper, built it, then threw the paper away

Yes. The spare is toward the front of the van (more specifically, it’s by the sliding door on the passenger side). The spare is held under the van there by a bolt and the nut that keeps the bolt suspended is inside the van, accessible through the floor hole I made. You can unscrew the nut from the inside, and the bolt with the spare tire will lower onto the ground outside.

You could go to a hardware store in Spain and show a photo of the rail system for the table. They might have one

Good question. I haven't consolidated all the receipts yet but eventually I'll find out and let people know

@DenizenofAwe looking forward to hearing! Are u close to NC? Do u plan to do build outs for pay, one day? Again, u did an awesome job, and I'm hoping to see ur travels & experiences!! I plan to try Vanlife part-time, to start, by mid-2024. 😁

I got them on Amazon. There is a link to the product in the video's description under "Front Curtain Glider"... it's a plastic glider thing, not a rod. Amazon calls it a "RV Designer A502 Wall Mount Glide Tape Kit" I had to glue two of them together to span the width of the van. And then I glued the glider to the ceiling and sewed the hanger pieces to some black fabric.

I went for a specific model. With 3rd generation Toyota Siennas (2010-2020) I think they only made the rear panoramic moonroof for their "Limited" model. Not sure about Honda Odyssey or Pacifica...