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thank you hey guys Nick here welcome to Odyssey custom vans we're at the back of the
shop and we're ready to show you our 2020 Ford Transit this is one of our
newest builds so this is a mid roof and it's actually built for a marine veteran
his name is Thomas and we've been working on his van for the last couple months it's now finished so we wanted to
take you through a tour he is a disabled military vet and this is a very special
build so we have designed it to accommodate his motorized wheelchair as
well as other accessories in here it's really cool inside so I can't wait to
show you we're going to start off with the front of the van and then when we get inside we'll tell the story about
how the interior layout came about because it's a it's pretty interesting let's walk around the front so again
this is a 2020 Ford Transit the engine is the EcoBoost so that's the
turbocharged V6 so ton of power it is an all-wheel drive van so starting from the front here we have
our CA tune front bumper with a worn winch
got a factor 55 fair lead and then this van is decked out and a
ton of Baja design lights so we've got two of the Amber lp6s right here
moving on up we've gone with the Squadron Pros for our ditch lights
and then we're finishing up up top with a it's not a curved light bar but is a
straight line bar from Baja Designs integrating the Amber and the clear LEDs
it's extremely bright and then last but not least on the front we went with the uh this is the UK
Transit Trail front grille it is a Ford product and this is uh you would call like a
raptor Style Grill it's really popular it's a really cool look you do have to get from overseas you can't buy it
direct from the US but check out some links to our other videos where you can see it'd be it's
installed as well as where to purchase it I'm down at the bottom here we actually
did this yesterday before we got ready for this tour and these are diodynamic
fog lights they're from Freedom Van Gogh through their vampires warehouse and you
can actually buy this kit uh we just did a review video to where you can actually see the install of this
but this kit it's a direct bolt-in they give you the trim ring and the frame and
it's it takes 10 minutes to install each side and I mean it looks incredible
moving on back we have BFG ko2 tires all terrain tires
everyone loves these tires they're on the black rhino rims
we have a Dometic awning and we're going to put all this in the description below
so don't worry about picking up any of the details for the parts that is with a flatline vanco their new
version roof rack up top
we have 550 watts of solar and we're going to show you that in just a second towards the end of the video a little
bit more in depth on how we have that laid out up top we also have two Max Air fans and
they're the max fan Deluxe so the 7500
walk around the back here we have an aluminous tire carrier
and then we have a spare tire on the back up top you'll see that we have more
Squadron Pros so we got the two ditch lights then we have one two three the Squadron pros and we
actually have an IR so an infrared light that can be turned on to enhance the
night vision camera uh nothing on this side so no ladder or
anything like that to get up on top of the van
before we get inside what I want to do is uh just talk about the story about how this van came to be as you can see
with the American flag once Marine always Marine so Thomas is a marine and
this van is uh built for his paragolfer so he does Shooting Sports and as well
as golf tournaments and a paragofer it's pretty cool essentially a
off-road wheelchair and we don't have it today but
I'll show you how we load it into the van so we needed a way for the wheelchair to
get in here and Thomas had this installed so this is an aluminum ramp
it looks kind of complicated and it looks like you would not be able to actually open this up yourself but you
can so if we come here
comes down we put the safety pins in
and so now we have a way to for him to drive his paragofer into the van
so I'll just show you the back here we're actually going to go through the front and that's what we'll begin the inside tour but back here in the back
we have uh designed it so that it is just as wide as the ramp so that anything that he
wants to drive in here he can fit we have integrated L track and we
actually have adjustable tie down points so that whoever is uh
you know helping them tie the uh paragrapher down you can use these
to lock in and this way you can tie down whatever your whatever you're doing so this ties
down the back of the paragrapher and then up here in the front to make sure it doesn't twist we've got
one more piece of L track right here
and this is bolted through the body all the way through the body with three
grade eight bolts and then back here we have one two three grade eight bolts and
again through the chassis so it's not just bolted into the floor so extremely strong
um so in the back storage is premium in any van so these
nets back here in this wall are just to house anything uh he actually keeps his
hose uh water hose parts for fill in the van the water filter all on this panel right
here and then down here below this is where we have the water fill
then we have the mixer valve so hot and cold we have our rear spray down hose
and so that's all here in the back
we come onto this side over here this is part of our power system
so we have our we have a red Arc manager 30 system and we also have the the red
Vision so the complete the complete system so we'll talk about the power here in
just a second and then up here we have our air B air compressor
and then this is our secondary solar charge controller
so the redarc system has an MPP controller
but this is our secondary system and we added this later so that he could get uh
he wouldn't have to drive as far to completely charge the system because it's really sunny where he lives
so if he's only doing Weekender trips throughout the week these two systems
can make the most of the solar and keep the whole entire system topped off uh so we're gonna step around the back
and we're going to go into the van and we are going to start the fun part of the tour which is
the inside so the back we kind of went over how the
van came to be what uh the this van is doing as far as transporting his uh you
know wheelchairs paragraph or stuff like that so you may ask
is he going to take out that ramp every single time to get in the van no so this secondary system or this is the
primary really this is his wheelchair lift to get in the van so this system
comes down it's very simple very quiet
and so he'll wheel right into here hop in get his carabiners clip into the
wheelchair and this will actually bring him up into the van so he can come in
and then it'll continue to make sure we don't get our little bug
wall but the continues inside the van
he can unclip get in the van and then just retract it back
right there and then we'll just take this little bit of Velcro so it doesn't move around when he's driving
some of the safety features that we upgraded in this van uh are the battery combiner right here
so the battery combiner uh so what you're looking at right here this is the main power system shut off
for the lithium batteries down here we have our solar disconnect
and I'll tell you why that's supported in just a second so this first one is the battery combiner
and initial it's a on off switch first
it's a battery combiner second so if you need to turn this off to store
the van you can turn it off and all the power's off however the
reason you always need to have a solar disconnect switch handy is because if this is off if you have we have
significant solar on the roof so there's still power uh the van still being powered even
though you're disconnecting the batteries so you need to make sure that you have this cut off as well
the battery combiner is needed uh so this is something I thought up when I
was watching this operate if Thomas was to get in the van and this
was initially running off of the engine battery and let's just say something happened to fuse blue uh he would be stranded midair so we we don't want that
so the battery combiner is going to allow him to momentarily combine the
house batteries and the engine batteries so that he can continue to power the
lift get in or out of the van whatever he was doing
you don't want to combine the batteries for longer than let's say you know a minute or so it's more for an
emergencies technically you can use this to jump start your engine battery
um but really this is just for emergency use only but it's if you're in this type of situation uh or have the potential to
be in this situation this is a good fail safe so moving into the van you can see that
we don't have a step right here uh actually we did have a step
because it came with the floor kit that we're using from ABC rig
but there's not a place to uh you know wheel around inside the van so what we
did is I took the piece that uh we did use I repurposed it put it back in here and then we built out this full
extension so that there's much more room to to turn around in here
uh with a wheelchair
so we're going to come in here uh it's a little bit further into the driver and passenger area and you can see we have
two uh Factory Ford factory swivels
one on this side and then one on this side we have everybody's favorite table
in the van world the Lagoon table the nice big epoxied Butcher Block on
top uh Thomas really likes this because as you can imagine
having something like this to be able to wheel up to you know prep make food you know get in your laptop it's really
convenient the doors open he can leave this here get back you know get in and
out of the van and then you know come back in So this works out really well
uh there's a special Mount right here you can find this online eBay a lot of
people on Etsy actually make this Mount not this specific one but you can you can find this Mount
um so it may be hard to find at first but if you you know Google a little bit you can find this mount
and then what we're going to do is uh put together a list of these items that I'm pointing out and then that way if
you want to find them you'll have a quick link to check it out
so up on top of our driver passenger area we have the van wise shelf up here
and I've upholstered it with the same fabric that is throughout the van
and you're probably wondering why this is such a small opening
well this shelf was designed for a high roof van we're in a medium Roof Inn
so that is why this is here
but it's enough to hold the uh the window covers
down here so we're just going to go from the front and we're just going to move our way back we will talk about the
power system um so while we're here this is our
fuse coming from the house the engine batteries to our DC to DC charger for the redarc
red Vision system so the manager 30 specifically and that comes back here
now typically you guys can see all these wires in a professional build you want to hide
as much wires as possible make everything look as nice as you can the challenge with these wires is once
we do the floor system uh we got really excited about Baja
design lights and we kept adding lights and adding lights and adding more lights and
these are all the power wires Supply and power to
all the Baja design lights uh there's a lot and the power consumption is pretty high even though they're LED
so this is just here because of the way that we had to run
the wires but you know Thomas is happy with everything
um moving inside here we have the leveling level mate Pro
so this is an RV leveling device so this
will link up with your phone and you can find out if you're van is level so that you have a nice
flat level place to sleep so when you're driving your van you can get it to somewhere where it's level as possible
and then we actually have these inflatable bladders that Thomas bought and you can drive over them with your
tires and then using the ARB air compressor in their back he can hold his phone air up one
side and wait till it's level turn it off and then he's uh he's good to go and that way he can sleep comfortably in the
back on top of this we have a really cool Outlet so this
Outlet um it's our it's from our you know our inverter
and it's a normal household Outlet so your 110 outlet but then what's nice is
it has USBC charging and it has a USB a a
port so a c and an a port and two household because when you're building a van you
don't want to have all these multiple Outlets if everything is integrated into one uh it makes it really easy this is
the outlet that he uses to run his Keurig and his Keurig
is in this custom pull out shelf right here so this is pretty much uh you know the
kitchen itself we've got a Keurig we've got you know spices cups all that type of stuff in
here um and not only is this soft close but it also has a positive Marine latch here
I love these pool latches they're they're my favorite ones to use because they do a nice positive latch
a little Pro tip here I don't know if you guys can see it
um you can't see it on this one we'll look on here but
uh yeah so picking up this is his Keurig he'll put it up here and then he will plug it in right there
so let's move over here that's where I left off in the kitchen
in the kitchen um this is where all the
complicated systems are now the reason I say complex is because
check this out this van came with a rear air conditioner
I relocated the rear air conditioner to the middle of the van and there's two outlets here you
probably saw it in the beginning of the video so before I open this up we have to we
have a pull out cabinet we have a rear mounted Ford AC that's been relocated we have a two and a half
gallon hot water heater we have a seven gallon gray tank all inside here
so the engineering behind this and the water pump so the engineering behind this was uh
to the eighth of an inch I mean everything was it was so specific in here it was a challenge but it was a fun
challenge to get this all to fit this is the one this is the uh tank from
Panther RV that I like so much because it has a nice big lid the thing about gray tanks is that they're really hard
to clean because you usually have just a tiny opening this one you can really get your hand in there
scrub it out it has a pull handle
and then it has a brass fitting here for the drain and then we have this hooked up to this
LK sink if you look come back in here one more time that's our sea flow water pump
and then down here this is the little hack I was showing you guys if you have a felt stopper
that's adjustable when you shut your door
you can dial it in to have some back pressure on the door so that when the door shuts
it doesn't rattle when you're when you're driving but that's our system we got two and a
half gallons of hot water seven gallons of gray so this whole entire system is in here this is the LK sink
really enjoy it yeah come up in here this is nice because uh
it's a black sink with a black faucet looks really cool Thomas actually had someone make this custom uh cooking uh
cutting cutting board for it with a little finger hole so you pull this out and then you get access to the sink so
check it out this sink is a the reason I got this sink if you look here you'll notice
this is back it's offset normal sinks are in the center but I needed this space back here for
the hot water heater so you can see in a van how specific things may have to be designed to fit
So Not only was this it was black it was small and had this uh it was actually a
deep sink but the that drain being moved to the back gives you some room
a little bit of wiggle room okay so we're gonna move on from the sink and uh we'll show you the countertop
so this is a this is an inch and a half
countertop this actually was purchased from Lowe's it was cut down to size
yeah butcher block from Lowe's and it is solid Butcher Block so you may wonder
why we put such a heavy Butcher Block in here and this is why so Thomas uh is in a wheelchair and the
height of this needs to be as low as possible but I needed these structural strength of this to span across the
whole entire top so you can see here the fridge that we chose
uh this is actually laying on the fridge flush this so you can see this is the lowest possible way that we get the
kitchen so we went with that uh this is a vitro frigo fridge it's a
drawer style fridge and uh you can do fridge fridge
freezer freezer uh wrapped and it's been wrapped in the camo that's on the outside of the van so
the hood that you saw earlier it's been been wrapped as well looks really cool
and it is stainless steel but this protects it from the wheelchair Wheels
rubbing against the side so if you're building for uh
a customer they can be a mountain biker Thomas has a wheelchair always think about things that they may use on a
daily basis that can scratch you know the van up and you want to use materials that can withstand that so stainless
this is tough 80 20 aluminum very tough right here we have for Micah why this
specific fridge so we chose this specific fridge because imagine if you're in a wheelchair
you can't you know opening a door to get something out of the fridge is very inconvenient if you had the cooler Style
you could open it up and grab it but now you're taking uh away counter space so you can't use counter space
or you lose counter space so with this one what's nice is you can just pull it to your side you can get whatever you
want to and then you can come up here and get whatever you want to and you're you don't have to you can
access the fridge without opening the whole entire thing out so that's why we went with that
yeah yeah we'll check out these cabinets so up here
let me show you these two ports really quick before I for forget so
this is where Thomas this is the Murphy bed where he sleeps we're going to get to this is really exciting people
love to see how this was designed um so his cell phone usually goes here
at night time and this is a good way to obviously charge it up
this is these are really cool Outlets they're very hard to find so if you can see it says 65 Watts
so I needed to find a uh outlet that would charge
um an iPad and an iMac I mean not iMac MacBook Pro
and you you can't just buy a random Outlet you got to have something that has a uh something you can put a high
fuel like you can have enough voltage to actually charge the device and also the cool
thing about these These are on the Amazon list and you can you see where how you can turn them on
so instead of going all the way to your panel power panel you can turn these on and off from the actual system itself
so uh then you're wondering why do I have two well you need to always split
the power consumption up on the circuit because if you want to use a high watt
charger on the top but they're both off the same line then
he's gonna have to sacrifice power from somewhere so you always want to have these independently wired and
independently fused foreign next
we have a 36 inch
I think it's a 36 inch light it's a touch on touch off
so it just makes this uh it's LED yep
and then one thing that I'm very OCD about is color temperature so make sure
you match the color temperature of all the LEDs
this is uh I call this my art piece of the van is this ceiling so this is Pine
that's been stained and this uh Channel this I made these LED
lights for the top it's a diffuser aluminum diffuser
Channel and so basically this is a 4 8 12. so
it's 12 Banks of LEDs that have all been soldered together into one continuous
light um and I love it it was very exciting
uh so the measuring to get everything nice and even and as you can see here
there's you have to have a lot of forethought to actually have stuff come together very clean
so you're really mapping out how you're going to do it so that took quite a bit of time but uh
the the results are uh really stunning I think very very proud
of it it's awesome we tried to get as much storage in here
as possible um Believe It or Not uh this is something
Thomas really wanted was this type of uh kind of Chef Style sink so that he could actually take this
off and then wash down here and wash stuff off as opposed to just a nozzle where you
just can't really do anything with it um so there's always a give and take in advance so if you notice
we can't come down with the cabinets because we want this to you know be a part of the van
I'm not saying that this was the only decision but you know one of them as far as this counter height
the height of this still got room for paper towel holder
but this cabinet right here this 80 20 cabinet we went with the sliding style uh doors
because they're very simple they don't open up
and if you can imagine you know if you're in a wheelchair you and if this is your van you want things so easy and
accessible and reachable to where you're not having to do a lot of extra work since you actually have control of the
environment so back here
we have the cabinet so you can open up from either side
so this is the cool part about this type of 80 20. so you can actually if you
ever need to I got this from Humble Road
shout out shout out to Humble Road George this I really appreciate your
design are your ideas so this panel back here
um you can see it looks professional but so what I learned from George is
you've designed a panel like this so that if you ever need to get to
your your wiring back here if you need to change anything kitchen
wires and stuff like that you can access your wiring
and then when you're done
when you're finished you can pop it back into place and then this uh
it'll be nice and clean so let's put these doors back in real
quick and we'll move to the back
there you go and this material right here is auriga hexa
all right so moving on over to the power system we have this is our main control panel for the
band the main system that we're using is the red Arc
red Vision with the manager 30. so the red vision is the communication system
that allows you to control everything from your phone so everything that is in the van that's
connected to the red Arc system is controlled via the app on your phone
we also have the Garmin this Garmin unit is also Bluetooth and
this allows us to add more phone connectivity imagine
you know Thomas has hopped up his wheelchair he's in the driver's seat and he's driving down the road but he's like I forgot to turn the lights off
he just pulls out his foam he can turn the lights off he can turn the fridge off all of that
so between these two these are the wireless controls for the whole van the only switch that we have in the van is the dimmer for the lights that's the
only one so this way he can just quickly if he's in bed and just turn it off and then turn it back on doesn't have to access phone or this
but this is where you can do that the second light over here is for the kitchen and then the third light down here
is our light for our power system and uh it defaults a strobe mode so we
might change that later we'll talk about the power in just a second um so we got that this up here on top is
our JL Audio 12 inch sub so this is the amp for the sub down here
so custom sub enclosure everything from the red Arc up is 12
volts everything from the red Arc down is uh 110 household power
so if we come over here we've got our kotec SP 3000 inverter
we just hold this down we can turn our inverter on once the inverter is on all of our circuits
become live we have the Ford cabin Outlet which is the one
so when the here the microwave beep you know it's on the Ford cabin Outlet
this one is the outlet we showed you in the beginning the main cabin Outlet is this one right
here so this is what he would use to charge his paragolfer
we have our microwave and then we have our water heater so each one of these is a 15 amp circuit
and so at any time if you are doing maintenance on the hot water heater you
can turn it off if you need to unplug the microwave uh so anything if you need
to uh actually work on it you can safely disconnect it and then reconnect it you
don't have to have this used as a switch but you can if it makes you feel comfortable
the water heater is down here on this timer so you get a 5 10 15 30 or 60 Minute Timer when you turn this on
so let's just say we turn it on for 30 minutes it'll give the hot water heater 30 minutes that way you can walk away
not worry about it draining your whole entire battery if you forget
but it it only takes about 15 minutes 20 minutes to heat up all that water
let's come up here at the top we talked about the microwave so right here is where we have the microwave housed
it's bolted in we have a upper shelf
again that plastic here to access our wires in the case we need to
back here in the back I don't have it engaged but this is you can just check
out a YouTube short we did this is an RFID lock so the back of this cabinet can be
locked so anything in this chamber you'd have to remove the microwave to we have to
take this all apart to get to it so this is a very secure spot to put anything that you need to make sure is you know
not messed not mess with okay so moving from here we're going to
come on down and uh we're going to turn this on
and that way I can turn on
this underneath here we've got a red light so
that at night time we'll talk about the bed system here in just a second but this way at night time everything's red
uh it's dark enough so you can see or it's bright enough so you can see inside but
anybody outside the van can't see that you have lights on in the van so it's as stealth as stealth camera can
be even though you have a awful dry off wheel or off-road style van
um this is part of the bed cushion right here so this was uh made by Rome rest so they
make custom van mattresses we have them in one of our tour videos down here
is uh probably what you guys been waiting to see this is our power system
so we're using the red Arc manager 30 over here that manager 30 is what is taken in the
uh all these circuits of the van so we have all of our 10 amp loads on the left
we've got all of our 30 amp loads on the right obviously we have a fused
according to whatever their needs are but this box is what creates all the wireless capabilities of this van
the power is coming from the engine and it's going uh it's fused with the
lynx distributor so all the power from the uh the inverter the engine
um uh the solar this is all coming through here where the the bigger fuses
such as like Mega fuses for example that type is uh within the lynx distributor
it's a good box to use just to make installation easier for your big power
sources over here on the right hand side we have our two of our breakers for the solar so
we have two Banks of solar up top uh so we've got one breaker on the left one breaker on the right
and then the box back here this red Arc uh this is where the power from the
engine comes from before it goes uh comes into the links distributor fused
and then it goes into here for charging the the batteries
we can also charge it via Shore power we designed it so that this is not our
primary you know top off we got a solar in the engine but this right here is just in case
uh redarc pretty much just has a like a computer style power supply
plug-in it's a 30 amp DC DC charger and an mpbt
solar charge controller integrated into this box so what we're charging here with the the 30 amps is we are charging
our four 100 amp hour sok batteries so you can get down lower
and uh check this out so we have four sok batteries in here
uh and then we also have a thermostatically controlled uh two
intake and exhaust fans to make sure that we since this is a very contained unit or tight tightly uh sealed off unit
we want to make sure we have good adequate airflow for the inverter if it gets too hot so on the outside end of
the inverter there's a little probe that's epoxied on there and that probe
is going to turn those fans on at a set set point
and then over here on our left this is the last thing I'll show you before we uh check out the Murphy bed and go up on
the roof but over here we have
um our water so if we type click our water on
you come over here you see we have a light
so we got a blue light and then if we turn it off the light turns off so that light is
what's gonna that backlight is when it's gonna allow you to check your water level
all right so we'll put this back up here we also have our max air remote for the
two fans so one here and one there and then now we have our Murphy bed
so we made this in-house these are Ikea slats so it gives the bed
some Flex the bed's not in here so you guys could actually
we could film but here's another part of the uh mattress pad you can access the top of
the water tank here if you needed to do any maintenance
and then again we get our covering for wires right there this
has two Safety Systems so that is the main system you can lock it it's not
necessary this is the backup so this right here make sure that this doesn't rattle when
you're driving these are all 80 20 specific components
all right so uh that is the inside of the van we're gonna hop on a ladder here I'm gonna take you to the top of the van
and we will finish up the tour all right guys my cameraman has left me
so we are you're with me we're hopping on top of this van to uh show you the solar
so the top of this roof is a flatline vanco roof rack
and let me get comfortable here and here we go
so this is the top of the van and you can see we utilized as much of
the uh the roof real estate that we could
so what we have here is we have all renergy panels we've got a 175 a 175
and then so we've got that's a 350 and then so that's 350 455 50. yeah 550.
each one of these are 50 Watts so if you guys want to know measurement
wise you can see that the 50 Watts with the max fan
fit between the rails on a flatline vanco van
this is also I'll point out a couple of specific details this is Ford's antenna
for the satellite radio XM the Ford Sync that type of thing that it does not need to be under a
panel so you it is best to move that if you can if you're not really going to use that
then not a big deal uh you can kind of see here
where the little cable is then we got our Baja design light bar
our panels and then we've got all of our wiring for our rear Baja design Squadron
Pros so yeah um definitely a detailed roof up here as
far as trying to use much real estate from the roof as possible but it came out really nice
all right guys there are two things on this fan that I completely forgot to mention that are important
in the van tour which is uh bug Nets so specifically I wanted to shout out bug
wall bug wall is the company that did Thomas's van
so we have the door here and if you go around back we have the
back wall is also done
um so they actually make a cover to cover up the latches so if you actually
wanted to sleep with your doors open at night um that would be pretty cool you could do that
each of these strips magnetic down here so it opens up really easy
and they even have like this bar down here so it keeps this bottom from flapping around
and uh yeah bug wall
so I'll be doing the bug wall for that van right there as soon as I get back to it
so I got that checked off the list
um and that's not sponsored either that's just a company we used or Thomas found
for his bug net and as far as I can see it looks really good
you have a zip up here on this side and then these middle portion is the one
that opens up magnet Style so you just walk in and then let it close behind you
but I'm going to roll these up and I'm going to put out the awning because I
did not uh showcase the awning when during this uh
fan tour so something specific I wanted to talk to you guys about was the safety of the
awning uh not really thought about but this is the awning light and the awning
motor power so check this out if your awning motor power is off there's no way that you can
accidentally click this and it's going to extend the awning so that is a really good safety feature
so if you can put something like this a little bit of forethought into
make if you have a motorized awning make it to where you can turn off the power so that when you're driving down the
road you don't accidentally like throw this in the glove box and it gets pressed and your awning starts to come out
but what we can do here is if I go ahead and I touch the on and on we have our
beep and that is our wireless device that connects uh to the remote
so we're going to go aside and extend the awning let's come through here
Nova's hanging out all right so we have
here we go so this is Dometic self-supporting awning so it doesn't have the legs that
come out but we're just going to extend this
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and yeah so like I said self-supporting awning and as we're extending it it's
not doing this automatic I'm holding the button but right here we have our win sensor so
this will Auto retract in the event of some you know high wind
so what look how impressive this is look how far
that awning comes out and so we got the awning so that Thomas could put his paragrapher that we talked
about earlier underneath here during the rain uh ain't just outside in general when he's sleeping inside get him some
more room then if we go on the inside
we can come in here we can turn our awning light on
uh and the awning light is up there of course it is bright daytime
but yeah that is our awning and then as soon as we retract it all the way in
we'll cut the power off and that allows to to stay safe
and make sure the awning doesn't come out so uh all right back onto the van tour
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this side you can actually kind of see the camo Privacy Film that we got on there
what's nice is when you come inside the van
it is uh yeah you can see through it really nice
but I give you a little bit of b-roll here
yeah but that is the tour of Marine One hope you guys enjoyed it if you have any
questions as far as any of the products that have been used in the van I'm gonna put together a list for our Amazon list
if you guys are looking to uh jump start your van build I've created a DIY van
build cheat sheet it's essentially an Excel sheet of all the products that I've bought through Amazon over the past
three years they're all curated into an organized sheet that you guys can search through
click on the Amazon links it really helps out the channel it's a great way
to support us and this device this document it's really going to help you guys so if it's
their first time building a van and you don't know what products to buy because there's so many products in the market
you don't want to buy products and have to vet them on your own you can go on this list this list is stuff that I
vetted I've used these items anywhere from plumbing parts for the van
fuses uh any type of Hardware bolts nut screws stuff for the 80 20. the most
important thing in the list is the tools the tools on this list are what I use to put Thomas's van together
so these tools are everything from the rivnut attachment for your drill the
propex expansion tool for everything that we did into the in the sink area
um I'm trying to think of some other tools all the hole saws the hole saws that I needed to actually cut out uh
for the battery disconnects all of those tools the soldering that I use for the
the lights above those tools are on there so go there it's going to be a One-Stop
shop for you it's going to help you out it's going to help you save time and money by just buying the one thing you
need instead of 20 things you need so uh head on over to the link in the
bottom in the description below it's our DIY van build cheat sheet and I'm really
excited for you guys to uh to check it out so again link is in the description
below if you wanted to download that it's a completely free download so just put your name email address click
download you'll send it right to your inbox it's completely free and I know it's going to help you out thanks so
much for watching this tour again if Marine One if you have any questions on this van
build put that in the questions below or the comments below I'll be happy to
answer any of those for you and I look forward to seeing you guys in the next video
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