We are so excited to announce the addition of two more Ford Transit Connect vans to our rental, camper van fleet.
We’re also shifting the rental business under a new Content + Co subsidiary: Content Outdoors LLC.
Over the course of the next 2-months we will be sharing the step by step process of transforming these vans into 2-person, road trip companions!
If you’re interested, you can check out our original series of converting our first girl, Dolly: Electrical, Comfort, Storage and the big reveal.
The twin newbies are 2012 Ford Transit Connects. A couple years newer than Dolly, and with less original mileage. But, our conversion will be nearly identical.
A special thanks you to Mike, Joe and Joe at Michaels Motor Sports in Neptune, NJ for making the car buying process so seamless that we bought two!
Stay tuned for updates!
We’re continuing to share the #vanlife conversion of our 2010 Ford Transit Connect into a camper van. In this installment, we’re detailing the design and execution of our “Storage” components in the retrofit.
It’s been a BUSY 2-weeks since we introduced you to our 2010 Ford Transit camper van retrofit which you can read about here.
In an effort to show you our progress (before leaving in 4 DAYS!!!), we’ve broken down the conversion into 3, easy-to-chew phases: Electrical, Storage and Comfort.
Follow along as we share our newest series, Van Life series, as we convert our 2010 Ford Transit Connect into a camper van.