We Upgraded Our First Build! 2004 Suburban

The Everventure team revisits their fist Suburban conversion for a few upgrades. After getting some time in this camper our client starting double guessing some of his original requests, and he knew just where to go to change them! We love the way these upgrades came out and hope you do too.
If you haven't already, go check out the first video we made on this Suburban:
• Can We Fit A Camper IN...
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[@zachariahsmith6937]

Superb work 😤

[@boomshiddang]

You guys do such clean work. These are great upgrades!!

[@utubeelizabeth]

Wow, it looks incredible!! Loving my Suburban build that you guys did but I can see how some of these changes you made really take it up a notch. Nice work!

[@everventurecustom]

Thanks for the response Elizabeth. Hope your Suburban is treating you well!

[@utubeelizabeth]

@@everventurecustom I absolutely love it. Broke it in on a Scout campout and everyone who sees it is blown away, because you would never know from the exterior (no solar). Highly, highly recommend you guys for precision, custom, beautiful work.

[@wanro027]

What’s space do you have under the drawers at the end….usually there is a spare their?. Can’t you place the battery there?. Why don’t you show the sniffle seat rotating. Kloven your builds! They are the best

[@kjaj8405]

Can you do that to mine and how much?

[@johnnyorescue8713]

I’m in the process of possibly buying a Yukon Denali XL and looking for something similar to this. But more of a couch into a bed for full time travel with 2 dogs big and tiny. Being remote except I’m in Southern California. What do your price ranges ruffly. Thank you beautiful work

[@everventurecustom]

Thanks for the comment. You can find more information about pricing on our website - www.everventurecustom.com/

[@bubbalo3388]

I don't get why anyone would want a built in stove in an overland vehicle and cook meals inside. The grease and odors getting everywhere and into the bedding, car interior and your change of clothing etc. in such a confined space must be disgusting. Even having a slide out shelf and cooking with the hatch open would still make the interior smell. If it were me I would just get a portable butane burner and a 17 inch propane griddle or camp stove so I can cook away from the vehicle. If the weather doesn't cooperate then I would just whip out the butane burner and boil water for instant noodles or food pouches that be can heated up in their own pouches or something that is low in odor. The build is nice and finished unlike some other builds out there.

[@utubeelizabeth]

That owner was probably using it mainly for boiling water. My Suburban just has the basic countertop (no sink or stove) and I'll roll the window down and use the jetboil on the countertop for coffee on a cold morning. :)