Promaster High Roof Camper Van Conversion - Build Walk Through

Join us as we show you a more in depth look at our "Walter" van conversion for the 136" wheel base, high roof Promaster. Watch how we turn Jillian's van from cargo van to camper van in just 3 hours, stopping along the way to show you some key aspects of the build.
Hey there - thanks for digging into the Wayfarer KZbin archives. Our vans have undergone many updates since this first video aired, so please visit WayfarerVans.com for the latest information on our conversions.

[@NomaddUK]

I am impressed at the speed and efficiency of the build but for over $8k I would have expected some 12v electrical work too; maybe a few charge points and a split charger and battery. But very tidy.

[@srvh60]

Thanks for taking a risk and creating something different. Simple. Unique. Adaptable. Don’t listen to those that are saying it’s too expensive or not enough features. This is your product. You put the work in to design and develop. It’s a good product for those that can’t do their own conversions. Keep at it.

[@WayfarerVans]

Thank you Steve and appreciate your kind words. Those who believe in our product far outweigh those who don't. We appreciate you being a fan and keep spreading the word!

[@subversivevegan]

Nice updates -- I really like the acrylic doors on the galley and the extended galley edge for driver. These kits keep getting better!

[@life2livealways]

I love tne minimalist approach. The more I see, the more I like the design. Nice upgrades as well.

[@fixinggrace]

Nice job on this van guys.

[@JeffKendallWeed]

Nice kit!!! Wish this existed back in 2015 when we bought our van! The paneling took me 40+ hours with a professional helper who wasn't cheap, and the panels look clean. That galley is pretty cool, too. Hope you can sell many of these!

[@WayfarerVans]

Thanks Jeff! Sorry we couldn't be there for you back then but appreciate the kudos.

[@jamesbh101]

I'm a big DIYer and I can appreciate the simplicity of this build. Solar, water, heating and especially insulation are all variables that depend on where and how the owner wants to use the vehicle. This looks like it has been designed so it can easily be pulled apart and improved by anyone at a later date. Economics of scale can only improve the value for a business that wants to grow and there is a market for keeping things simple. Good job.

[@WayfarerVans]

Thanks James and that's exactly how approach our builds. We make them simple and modular so the new owner can add in the amenities that they'd like later on down the road, saving time and money on only the items they feel fit. Also, if the new owner has questions about amenities to add, we can help advise them on products.

[@nyscorp667]

Love it! That would definitely work for me! I like keeping my gear in plastic bins so the under the bed area would be terrific!

[@WayfarerVans]

Its a very generous space.

[@CarrieMtn]

Looking good!

[@jim_again2245]

Looks sick! Like the Arizona plug haha

[@EatSleepVan]

That is really impressive. What you did in 3 hours has taken me months. Thanks for making me feel stupid! But seriously nice work, I like your use of the aluminium strips for attaching the wall and ceiling panels.

[@allankawakami7851]

Very nice!

[@mixflip]

I love it. Keep doing what you're doing. The market needs an affordable option to camper vans. I looked at the Nissan NV200 conversion for $55k. Its nice but so tiny and doesn't seat belt enough people for me to buy it. Then I looked at the new Revel 4x4 overland van and its $125k-ish. Finance over 20 years I guess makes it accessible but still not for me. I hope you can expand your kits to other vehicles because I like how you can buy a shell and plug in your parts in a day and be on the road in hours. I am thinking about buying a 4x4 truck ($40k) with a 4wheelcamper shell model ($10k) and build it out myself. If you made plug and play kitchens for shell campers I'd be interested. Or maybe I'll do a van? I don't know? How about a Ford Transit? Im not a fan of the Dodge.

[@williamirizarry1113]

Thanks, smart video

[@extremeAdvil]

I can't hear her talk because your music is too loud

[@jensgems6506]

Been loving every vid...this is awesome. Truly awesome.

[@WayfarerVans]

Thanks! Keep watching!

[@Gigis1111]

Music too loud

[@davep6977]

Those beams under the bed are called "Unistrut". They have tons of brackets that are made to work that system.

[@WayfarerVans]

They certainly do and is a reason why we picked them. They offer great ways to adapt different needs.

[@mwilliamshs]

Why avoid calling them by name? Afraid potential customers will be empowered to do their own work or worried about corporate lawyers getting involved?

[@WayfarerVans]

We avoid calling a lot of our products by their technical name because not everyone can understand the technical jargon. We're more than happy to give the details of the products we use if the person asking is interested.

[@StellarFella]

The quality of your work is quite high. The cold weather insulation that Sportsmobile uses is the latest and greatest. Your conversion option is of a high standard and is very cost competitive too. RECUMBENT TRIKES represent the future for sure. Show how they can be folded up and stored compactly and conveniently.

[@harpgalore5236]

when working the mix lower the music back ground, in this case your voice is the back ground

[@VideosFromInternet]

Do you have this kit for 156" ? Ram ProMaster 2500.

[@bretb8799]

Love the concept, but I think you could really improve aesthetics. I'd go with wood color matched cabinet doors instead of the white and change the counter top to a lighter better matching color. I'd want color matched fasteners for ceilings and walls and more consistent color for wall coverings instead of white and gray. I think you went a little overboard with the modular concept for the walls and might want to revisit the design for a more consistent finished look. I really doubt folks are constantly removing and re-installing the kit. I expect they will keep the kit installed, but perhaps swap to another van later. I do think you are very close to having a great product that just needs some aesthetic improvements.

[@cottagegymfun]

When will you be ready to offer solar power option?

[@phyllisavery9091]

How much did she have to purchase to get the materials as well as your Help in doing it. I like it really nice.

[@Apostle_Ben1611]

great job!!! where are you guys located? You have any clients drive their vehicles down from Canada? Or is that not an option?

[@brettduffy1992]

What would you say the idling fuel consumption is in the 3.6 L for heat and AC I do not think they make a teepee use for gasoline engines like they do I do not think they make auxiliary power unit gas engines like they do for semi trucks

[@kcjoe82]

Curious how wide of an opening is left at the slider door if I go with the storage/seat option?

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey Joe, you should be left with an easy 24-30".

[@RVBadlands2015]

Is recycled denim insulation better then foam. Does it keep it warmer and prevent mold. How much weight can the bed frame take. Do you convert vans. Do you install showers and composting toilets. Also do you install the electrical. Judy

[@WayfarerVans]

Hello, We wouldn't be able to up-fit a shower or a composting toilet, or electrical, but we can point you to some partners of ours who can. Also the bed can take about 1500lbs, and we're using 100% wool now for our insulation, which is moisture and mildew resistant and maintains a high R-value.

[@racingsponga]

I just emailed you guys!!!!! Buying my van!

[@WayfarerVans]

Woohoo!! If we haven't responded to your email yet we will get to it very soon. Looking forward to setting you up in your new Wayfarer!

[@racingsponga]

Wayfarer Vans i emailed bob and it came back as a mail demon, pls reach out to me, Nov1 im ready to get out my minivan

[@smoguli]

When you insulate don't you have to put a vapor barrier? Or else there will be condensation on the cold side (on the sheet metal)?

[@WayfarerVans]

Hello, This video is pretty old and we have since made many improvements. For example, we are using 100% wool for our insulation now, which does not require a vapor barrier. It's naturally moisture wicking and non-absorbent, resists mold and mildew and is even a fire retardant. Therefore there is no need for a vapor barrier. Check out one of our latest videos - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gme0Yoyrn8aca6M

[@windsongshf]

I've heard of denim insulation, does it work? How does it do in hot weather? Will it keep the van cool or do you suggest another type of insulation. I can deal with colder temps better than HOT! (not planning on travelling to Michigan in January, lol!) Thanks! :)

[@WayfarerVans]

We've actually adopted a 100% wool insulation with our kit now. Keeping the van, or any van, cool is always a challenge, no matter what type of insulation you go with. The most effective way of keeping it a comfortable temp during the summer is circulating air. Luckily, we've adapted our kit for those who live in much hotter climates can install a ceiling vent fan to do so.

[@MsClever26]

Searches for a build out with vents and windows. This was too easy

[@nhshire6992]

Do you recommend a ceiling fan for ventilation?

[@WayfarerVans]

It depends on climate. Here in Colorado we don't find much need for a vent fan. However for more humid or hot climates then we do recommend a fan. Which can be installed either before or after the kit is installed.

[@Catman1798]

Are the wall panels acrylic as well? Ceiling too? I don’t know much about acrylic material but I looked it up just now and they say it’s mostly for showers. I take it it’s easy to clean then? Do they sell it at Home Depot etc or is it something that has to be special ordered? I want something easy to clean and wipe clean and dog hair won’t stick to.

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey Josh, We actually use a product for the ceiling and walls called an "expanded PVC", which is very easy to clean. Unfortunately its not something that you can get at Home Depot or any other home goods store.

[@udmbfckx2916]

What R value would that denim insulation be rated at? Are you also offering higher insulation-value materials? Thanks. I am glad Wayfarer Vans exists!

[@WayfarerVans]

We've actually shifted over to 100% wool for our insulation and it provides an R value of 10. Hope this helps and thanks for the kudos!

[@kenthanna]

Pretty slick. No need for a vapor barrier?

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey Kent, We've actually started using 100% wool for our insulation, which is hydrophobic and mold and mildew resistant, it's even a fire retardant, so you don't have to sweat over a vapor barrier.

[@Gabe731]

Would you guys be able to cut out a space in the floor for setting brackets near the front? Was also wondering if you came up with those accessories yet that mentioned during Eric's build?

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey Gabe, We wouldn't be able to provide the work cutting out the portions of our floor but we could certainly provide some consultation. Also, yes, we have an accessory in prototyping right now - an additional storage box for under the bed that can cover either wheel well.

[@Gabe731]

Wayfarer Vans thanks.

[@MoeMoe-nu7vt]

How is the van holding up

[@dylanstoner4065]

Austin or boston lol what movie is that from? Road trip

[@jlai3861]

Is that wood floor just screwed direct on sheet metal van floor?

[@WayfarerVans]

Hello, we do use a barrier between the van floor and our floor system.

[@yorenae1017]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@0150r]

If you're installing a fan, is there a different ceiling panel to install so it doesn't block the airflow? Or should the regular panel just be cut?

[@WayfarerVans]

You will have to cut out the hole in the regular panel, which can be done easily enough with just a box cutter.

[@mannym.andcoyoteridgemtb171]

Love the fact this is the first conversion van not using wood all over. I’m waiting for my promaster and getting ideas on materials other than thick, heavy woods, any ideas in what else I can use on walls and floors? Great job guys!

[@WayfarerVans]

Thanks Ignacio, We use whats called an expanded PVC for our walls and ceiling, its flexible, easy to work with and wont distress when subjected to expansion and contraction. Hard part about it though, its not a typical product you can just buy at your local hardware store and often requires a commercial account. Thanks for the kudos and hopefully this helps a little.

[@mannym.andcoyoteridgemtb171]

Wayfarer Vans would you guy be able to share material list and where/who you can buy it from if is not available to the public? Thanks. I’m mainly interested in the material for the walls and floor, including the support used. Awesome awesome and more awesome! Watched about 50 videos and all of them use ugly-thick wood!

[@nhshire6992]

Like the unique designs and new ideas! One wicked design as we would say in New England. What screens would you recommend?

[@WayfarerVans]

Thanks NH Shire! Can you be more specific by what you mean by "screens"? Screens for where exactly?

[@nhshire6992]

Hi - Window privacy screens magnetic ?

[@nhshire6992]

Also bug screens for back doors and side doors?

[@WayfarerVans]

NH Shire Yes, we do provide privacy screens for the rear door windows and sliding door window, as long as their the stock/factory. Also, we do not have bug screens as of yet for the back and sliding doors, however we are working towards providing them as an accessory to buy. Stay tuned!

[@jeremymcpherson9405]

Its an 11,000 dollar IKEA conversion. It is a cool quick conversion solution but 11k is a big ask for some wall panels and a some modular plywood furniture. I could see paying like 3k for a DIY kit and maybe 4k installed.

[@fabianpachoek7731]

How build rv from Ram promaster

[@sisterbrothers1677]

The Flying Tomato lives.

[@David-rx2to]

No vapor barrier? Won't the denim insulation absorb moisture and cause rust and mold?

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey David, We've since upgraded to a 100% wool insulation which naturally wicks away moisture and is mold and mildew resistant.

[@AaronGeller]

I would imagine having a vent fan would help keep moisture at a minimum

[@jamesbh101]

Vapour barriers are not always needed. It depends on where and how the van is used. The best thing you can do is allow your van to breathe with the circulation of air. If you are worried put your insulation in garbage bags and tape it up tight.

[@RVBadlands2015]

Where are you located?

[@Larry11549]

Very nice, great base platform to expand from. HOW MUCH $?

[@nomadicgoddess3648]

Larry11549 I know it's over $8000

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey! The full kit is $8,795 and you can find out more information here - wayfarervans.com/walter-camper-kit/

[@fillcost3431]

Wow that’s a lot of money

[@AaronGeller]

Philip Costello do it all yourself and then you might think differently. There’s cost of material, R&D, etc. he’s running a real business.

[@fillcost3431]

Aaron G I am doing it myself and the cost for the build-out has been about 5K and that includes Solar, batteries, plumbing, better and more insulation, lights, and just overall a better design. I guess if you have the money and you aren't able to build yourself this type of set up would work.. But the best thing about doing a conversion is designing your own home on wheels. and yea thats a good point, they are running a "real business"...

[@tedknudson4445]

Where is the toilet? I can not imagine an RV without one.

[@AaronGeller]

a toilet can be bought an Amazon

[@SandraNelson063]

Watch some CheapRVLiving.com. A Luggable Loo with bags is what a whole lotta folks use.

[@konradp.6100]

I know a company on EU which would do the same thing with vapor barier, 12v and solar panel instalation and bath for $8k so sorry guys this is too much for me but the time of conversion id pretty impresive.

[@bklynmarine91]

what's the company name?

[@Lesbiana31]

Soooo what's the company's name? not gonna help us out?perhaps you speak solely doo-doo droppings lol

[@judyh1296]

Is condensation ever a problem with a van conversion?

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey Judy, We're using 100% wool for our insulation now, so there isn't any issue with condensation or mold/mildew buildup. Furthermore, we can also install a vent fan to help circulate air through the van.

[@itsadogslife7468]

I thought you used wool insulation before ?

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey Debbie, Yes, we do use wool insulation. This video is a bit dated and we have since improved upon several things, insulation being one of them.

[@shadowdragon1110]

Just FYI the mattress does not have enough air circulation and it will collect mold

[@WayfarerVans]

Hi Elisabeth - yes, this is an older video and we've updated our design to allow for circulation.

[@MrDaveB123]

Floor insulated ?

[@WayfarerVans]

Yes it is!

[@fivenine1057]

You guys don't do any electrical??

[@WayfarerVans]

We don't provide any electrical but we can certainly guide you to some options. We have some great plug-n-play vendors that can get you lighting, solar, fridge and alternative battery power for much less than it would cost to have it custom installed.

[@pakt40]

loose the music when talking. Can't hear!

[@Lesbiana31]

Um am I the only one that thinks these two look so much like brother and sister? U might wanna take a DNA , daddy got some explaining to do lol

[@gardnerberry113]

I was thinking he was going to introduce her as his sister! It's uncanny how similar they look.

[@jillom6648]

Won’t the denim collect condensation?

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey Jill, We've actually moved over and started insulation our vans with wool instead of denim, which wicks away moisture and is mold and mildew resistant. It's also a fire retardant.

[@jillom6648]

Wayfarer Vans, thanks. Good to know. I’m trying Rubberized bed-lining first. I’ve heard it’s amazing. If not, then wool.

[@michaelbruchas6663]

The van needs electrical work. Shore power? Solar panel on the roof? A safe heater option maybe? Wish that your bed platform was a bit lower...

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey Michael, If you have shore power (or need it) then you're relegating yourself to an RV park or someplace with hookups, which isn't what we're about. We like to say we put the "camp" back in camper van (we don't build mobile condos with all the amenities). So we focus on simple, quality builds, then educate you on things you can do to make it more comfortable while spending your time outside - which should be the reason you got a van in the first place right!? Here's what we recommend for heat wayfarervans.com/2020/02/06/upgraded-heating-in-your-wayfarer-van/ And here's what we recommend for power wayfarervans.com/2019/12/05/power-supply/

[@michaelbruchas6663]

I use a CPAP machine at night. Am unsure if your battery pack would last a night. NO - I am not looking for an RV park to camp in, but user potential options should be there. I know that your modular kit IS removable - like that but I might never pull the insert out.

[@WayfarerVans]

@@michaelbruchas6663 While we don’t provide amenities like shore power we definitely have some recommendations on where to take your van to get those things installed.

[@WonderfulWanderingTopics]

Thanks for the video. But the music drowns out what you and others are talking about.

[@3N1Ind]

Are you sure you are not Shawn Whites little brother??

[@traviskoh999]

no power setup?

[@WayfarerVans]

Hi there - we're big fans of keeping it simple, so that the van is more affordable, and most importantly there is nothing to break or maintain. We recommend and supply the Goal Zero Yeti 1500x and have found it sufficient to power all of our needs for multi-week trips.

[@bronzjag]

The insulation concerns me. If it gets wet it could get mold. Why wouldn't they use those sheets of foam that are anti-microbial?

[@WayfarerVans]

We've actually moved away from the denim and are now insulating our vans with 100% wool. Which is hydrophobic and mold and mildew resistant. Its also a fire retardant.

[@mwilliamshs]

Cotton insulation seems a poor choice. A vapor barrier would separate warm moist air from cold steel walls (in winter) and forming condensation inside the walls where it could cause mold, mildew, rot, etc.

[@WayfarerVans]

We've actually upgraded our insulation to a 100% wool since this video, and wool is: high in R-value, long lasting, suppresses mold and mildew, is moisture resistant, fire resistant, and has no off gassing and even improves indoor air quality.

[@mwilliamshs]

What about a vapor barrier?

[@smithjones569]

The guy kept saying we are moving along , we are almost done ... I didn't see him do a damn thing but talk and flim and have a drink

[@SuperQdaddy]

How much for this 3hr build..to me it's about 2500 $ worth of work max...???..500 $ 4 insulating ..500 $ bed 500 $ for counter n sink ..1000 $ for labor.....ok that's my estimate

[@AaronGeller]

You're clearly not a business person..... and it's showing

[@mishu3271]

Hi guys. Although i am interested in your product your background music is annoying and too loud. Consider redoing this vid and adjusting or deleting the music.

[@windsongshf]

I agree... the music should be mixed much lower because it's a bit distracting. Other than that, nice video!

[@JohnSchiavoneJrBSEERN]

@@windsongshf dont even need that noise

[@davemenard5089]

There’s pee in that Arizona tea. Human pee.

[@leilal8053]

I can't stand those little hand pump faucets....how can you wash your hands?.....I know it would break off in my hands while in use to boot....😶

[@joannejoma3223]

I would feel more confident about the craftsmanship of their work if they didn’t put emphasis on how fast they can get the conversion done.

[@WayfarerVans]

We would love to take you on a tour of the shop and see the vans in-person! We achieve the quick install by building everything in-house ahead of time, offering pre-configured layouts (i.e. no custom builds), and avoiding complex systems like bathrooms and showers that would otherwise add significant time. Or, ask our existing owners what they think on our Vans Fans Group at facebook.com/groups/364625700977150!

[@MyIronman8]

NO thats all wroung . You dont use denim in the wall are you high? That adds weight and it gets moldy beacuse inside of an van gets steamy like when your in an small car doing you know what the windows fog up . You guys didnt even seal ware the parts but up together . Is that lego van . It all snaps together . You didnt even run power for the fan on top . Thats going to get 140 F easy

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey Colin, We appreciate your concern. Since this video we've evolved from using denim, (which you've made clear the issues) and are now using 100% wool, which is mold and mildew resistant, a great insulator and is even a fire retardant. Also, Jillian had an A/C unit installed in her van, and if she wanted a ceiling vent fan we would have gladly provided one for her.

[@grontek]

B.S.

[@steveock2154]

I don't see much about electrical work.

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey Steve, Check out this video on electrical - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fX7Hd4KKn71_jdU

[@4TIMESAYEAR]

Recycled denim for insulation? *SMH* No way.

[@WayfarerVans]

Actually, we've discontinued the recycled denim and are now using 100% wool, which is mold, mildew and moisture resistant - while also providing a high r-value.

[@RJsadventures]

Music..... turn it down....

[@lauracarter962]

9k for 3hrs of labor it definitely shows. Looks terrible.

[@WayfarerVans]

We're very sorry you feel that way Laura. However, the cost of the kit isn't actually in the labor to install it, its for the many hours of design it takes to create a 100% modular conversion kit. We feel for the price of the kit, to show up with a van and have it converted into a simple camper van within a matter of hours is a incredible value. Most other shops would charge twice as much and take nearly 2-3 weeks to complete something similar. We understand that we're not for everyone and perhaps we can find you something more suited for your needs.

[@unacamper9123]

Bad vid....loud music.....low info. .......bad build as well.

[@davemenard5089]

Not even a roof fan for 8 grand. How much extra for the #1 item in a van. Come on dude. Didn’t she want it. Not installing a fan for here was a dereliction of duty. Not very impressive imo.

[@WayfarerVans]

Hey David, Jillian went on to have an A/C unit installed, something that we don't do in house. Also, some prefer not to have a vent fan but if it is something that they want, we definitely have partners who can install them and that can be done prior to coming to us.

[@fairrider3346]

8K???????REALLY ???? SIMPLE IS RIGHT. CHEAP LOOKING IS RIGHT.

[@WayfarerVans]

We're sorry you feel that way. This is a very dated video and since its release almost 2 years ago we have made some significant changes in design and quality, without increasing the price.

[@BBBYpsi]

So how much did this build cost? Materials cannot be more then $350. 3 hours labor x 2 @ $150 per hour=$900. Total cost & Labor & parts=$1250. Should not be charging more then $2500 for this.

[@lyfhntr6562]

?? No vapor barrier? Cotton based insulation? No insulation on the floor? No wiring? I'm not sure what I just watched, but I hope there is more to this right? ...and the finished look is, well, not that pleasing. Sorry guys, thumbs down.

[@WayfarerVans]

We've actually changed our insulation to 100% wool, which is moisture and mildew resistant and requires no vapor barrier. Also there is insulation attached to the bottom portion of the floor pieces, its just not visible in this video. Lastly, our build offers a great jump off point for many new users where you can easily remove any ceiling and/or wall panel to chase wires for "your" electrical needs.

[@lyfhntr6562]

....but for $8,000+ ?? guys, come on...

[@WayfarerVans]

Thanks David, feel free to reach out to us at [e-mail] if you have any other questions.

[@nhshire6992]

Peter M Are you say it too inexpensive for such a quality build?

[@AaronGeller]

Peter, that's not very kind to give the dude a thumbs down because you personally don't understand the cost of research and production this guy had to do to create this product and make a profit from his work. I think the price is reasonable - I know a shop that charges 10k just to do the paneling.... nothing else.

[@ramblinjay3816]

that's too little of a design to cost 8k....medicore at best.

[@Curiousnessify]

cut the freakin music

[@WIDFRANKE]

Very Tacky! Jillion could have done a better job by herself without you guys.

[@endofanage223]

Turn the bloody music down

[@joebloggs2307]

Annoying music over everyone, it ain't cool despite what you think...shit.

[@TheMooleytuna]

LoL 9k for that.. No way.

[@pleinaire8698]

no windows no storage..!!!mmmmmmmm...!!not a very functional build!

[@AaronGeller]

lol, clearly this isn't meant for you

[@curtisg7924]

I get the concept but for that price versus what the customer is getting in materials along with 3 hrs of labor is a rip off. The sad part is these unsuspecting customers thinks it's a deal. Shame on you guys.

[@WayfarerVans]

We're sorry you feel that way, however we feel we're an incredible deal and compared to all other builders we are; all of our competitors would charge twice as much for a similar layout in similar material. What a new van owner doesn't see is the months of work it took to develop such a system, so we can then only takes 3 hours to install, which is an incredible benefit. Logistically, its much easier than the alternative, which is: dropping a van off at some custom builder for them to take 2-4 weeks to build out, then flying back home, having to coordinate more time off work, book another return plane flight and then drive the van home. All of our customers love that we only take 3 hours, because they can then spend more time on the actual fun part, traveling and camping. We even has some great spots to recommend in Colorado for there in-bound and out-bound journey, a benefit and time savings worth the price of a kit alone. Not only is a new owner getting a professionally designed build and it installed for free, but they're also paying for convenience.

[@billyfarwig7387]

total rookie here; we're thinking of going the van route and yea your final product and delivery time is totally worth the price because my time is money and my DIY skills = 0 ! Do you require an appointment? We may head to Colorado this summer and thought to buy a van here in Oregon & drive out there drop it off with you ,go have a long lunch then carry on our merry way. Sound possible???@@WayfarerVans

[@WayfarerVans]

@@billyfarwig7387 Hey Billy, currently we're about 9 weeks out on our production and we schedule installations according to when we receive orders. So if you're thinking about coming down this summer we recommend getting an order in, then you can schedule your lunch ;)

[@shoshanae3830]

ur sound is terrible