ford custom camper Ford Transit 130 Camper Van Conversion Kits
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ford custom camper Ford Transit 130 Camper Van Conversion Kits

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ford custom camper Ford Transit 130 Camper Van Conversion KitsAbout this Ford Transit 130 Camper DIY Kit: The TNTvans Ford Transit 130 Camper Van Conversion Kit is an easy DIY van bed, kitchen, and storage solution. With the most efficient access to your gear, this camper van conversion kit is the lightest upfit for your van. Made with proprietary high quality materials, the overall system is adjustable and conforms to the width of your van to make an RV van conversion project super simple. A bed, kitchen area,

About this Ford Transit 130 Camper DIY Kit:

The TNTvans Ford Transit 130 Camper Van Conversion Kit is an easy DIY van bed, kitchen, and storage solution. With the most efficient access to your gear, this camper van conversion kit is the lightest upfit for your van. Made with proprietary high quality materials, the overall system is adjustable and conforms to the width of your van to make an RV van conversion project super simple.
     A bed, kitchen area, and storage are your van's first needs to get out and go camping this weekend. Everything else can be easily added later.
     So you can still use your van to haul large items, I designed this van interior kit with a removeable bed frame that leaves a large aisle space.
     All units are modular and bolt together. Bed sizes, shelving, benches, and kitchen units can all be swapped in and out of each kit. Contact me if you need to customize your setup.

Doors, Drawers, & Side Panels:
You can easily install our modular Doors, Drawers, & Side Panels to any shelf space. They are available in the accessories menu.

This Kit Includes:

  • (1) Van Bed 48" & Shelving Kit
    The Bed Platforms sit on top of large wheel well storage units and are removable with 4 bed heights to choose from. This Bed Size is 4' wide and spans across the width of your van. On the ends of the the platform are HDEVA Foam spacers to create a level sleeping area across your van. Read more:
  • (1) Van Ice Chest Slide & Countertop
    The locking sliding tray is designed around the ICECO 45L but can accommodate many brands of ice chests. Most van ice chest slide trays rest on the camper van floor taking up valuable storage space, therefore, I designed this slide to sit up off of the ground creating a large storage area underneath for your shoes and camping gear. Read more:
  • (1) Van Sink System
    This wireless Van Sink Kit is an easy to install fully self-contained system. It comes complete with a sink, hoses, fittings, manual water pump, and two water tanks. The sink faucet folds down with a nice lid that creates additional van countertop space when you are not using your sink. Read more:

Modular:

Each level of shelving can be stacked in any order. The base section is 18" tall and each bin shelf is 11" tall. If you decide later you need more shelving and want to raise your bed height, you can purchase Stack-On-Shelving.

Dimensions & Weight:

Set Dimensions (units along the driver's wall): 99"
Set Dimensions (units along the pass wall): 48"
Bed Height 19" - 62 lbs. Clearance is 17"
Bed Height 30" - 70 lbs. Clearance is 28"
Bed Height 40" - 78 lbs. Clearance is 38"
Bed Height 51" - 86 lbs. Clearance is 49"
Base Storage Height: 17.5"
Bin Shelf Storage Height: 10.5"
Ice Chest Slide Storage Shelf Height: 6.5"

Assembly and Installation Time:

Assembly Time: 8 Hours
Van Install Time: 4 Hours

Accessories: See our Accessory Menu for everything from D-Rings to Lighting.
Recommended Products: From clear bins to insulation, here is a list of compatible Recommended Products that I have used in my van.
Mattress Suggestions: Therm-a-RestRoll Up Mat, and cut any Memory Foam to size.

*Pictures were taken in a Sprinter 170. In your Ford Transit 130, the Bed System will sit close to the back doors.
*Does not include accessory items shown in the pictures: trim, bins, lighting, bedding, stove, ICECO 12v fridge, and other misc. items.

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