Bought a near mint conversion van and I do believe it was an fantastic idea

One of these came into my shop when I was wrenching automotive, I had never known they existed until then. Unreal amount of woodworking done in the van. It was not nearly as nice as this one, but I was utterly in shock that this was even done. Suuuuuuper comfy seats. I felt like i was in my old keelboat with all the teak and oak.... drove like my old boat, too

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anoftz@reddit

Dude damn straight gimme it

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Rare-Yogurtcloset-22@reddit

It’s not just a mini van, it’s where the lads come together and chill away from society

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1-LegInDaGrave@reddit

I really miss our 90's GMC conversion, although I think ours had the raised roof. Regardless, the interiors in these things are ridiculously comfortable!

Many trips with the family driving from NJ to FL in it, 2-3x a year. I would consider getting one again if my family now travelled as much as my parents & brothers did, but we don't.

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SSpartikuSS@reddit

4.6 or 5.4

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Bubbly_Positive_339@reddit

Steam clean everything

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canadard1@reddit

Never seen one with an interior that isn’t wrecked and stained. You found a unicorn!

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aaryg@reddit

Looks amazing. I can imagine the road trips being an adventure driving this everywhere

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Conservadem@reddit

You need this bumper sticker.

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fallway@reddit

Seinfeld's van!

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jamesholden@reddit

As a /r/gmt400 fan I'm disappointed you didn't get a GM van to compliment that awesome burb

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Beneficial_Buddy_1@reddit

My mom has this exact van, although not in as good of condition. It’s like sitting on a comfortable couch at home!

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zeno0771@reddit

I lowkey miss those things ngl. When I was a kid we had an '84 GMC 2500 Starcraft conversion. I swore that once I turned 18 and/or they were ready to trade it in that I would buy it from them. It was already fire-engine red, all I needed to do is paint over the beige accent trim and throw a set of Cragar S/S wheels under it.

Stupid adulthood.

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