Easy DIY Camper Van Build - 2000 GMC Safari

Here’s a tour of our 2000 GMC Safari camper van build. The goal of our setup was to be able to return the van to its normal state at any point. This build worked well for the both of us on a 2 week road trip. If you have any questions, leave a comment below.
Gear:
Water Pump - www.vanlifegea...
Water Jug - www.walmart.co...
Awning - www.amazon.com...
Camping fan -www.amazon.com...
Storage Totes - www.menards.co...

[@max_lappin]

Sick build! My wife and I were between doing something like this or a smaller truck camper that goes in the truck bed. Opted for the truck camper for the same reason you built the van this way- easy to convert back to normal lol. If we were to switch to a van, this is exactly what we'd do!

[@paweladamek1494]

I put a rare earth magnet 2” inside the ceiling seat belt cover to keep the belt neat and out of the way, hot glue it in towards the rear than stuff the unused part of the belt inside the slot and put up the buckle o the magnet.

[@asavag3]

That's genius! Thanks for the tip 🤘

[@Jack_Pro_video_editor]

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[@lifechanges557]

Love it, My husband and I also have gmc safari, we are converting into what you guys have done, and will be going to the yukon and alaska with it. Can't wait, we live in Canada.. But Love your idea with the curtain rod, to hang storage bags on it..

[@asavag3]

That's great! Sounds like an exciting trip.

[@dhansen7235]

Its perfect, everything about what you did. Simple, easy removable. Perfect!

[@217gopro]

This trip was so dope 🤘🏼 Where we going next haha

[@lynnescaddan8919]

You've done your campervan out nicely ~ wouldn't it be safer tho to leave the drivers seat empty, so if you needed to drive of in a hurry, you could. Just a thought. Because there are some weird people out there. Stay safe on your journey.

[@asavag3]

That's a good point. With the awning and everything else, I don't think there is a good way to leave in a hurry. We had a few other ways of protecting ourselves from the crazies hidden in the vehicle. Cheers!

[@sd6166]

Is that the permanent location of your water container? Doe the slider door close properly with it there? What brand is it? I have searched high and low and have yet to find one that fits, they're always too thick. Thanks

[@asavag3]

That's where we keep our water container. The Ozark Trail jug at Walmart is the skinniest one we could find. To get the door to close, we have to squeeze some water out of the jug to fit, but the door does close.

[@alexlinares5670]

Looks great 👍