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Skip to primary content ebook01.caravancamperrv.com Opt-in for your free 94-page ebook here! Search Main menu Home About Us Contact Us Policies Privacy Policy Shipping Policies Store Policies Get your free 94-page ebook on creating your own minivan camper here! (You have been redirected here to our free ebook sub-domain from the CaravanCamperRV.com home site.) Would you like to be able to travel up to four times more, and more often, than you do now? Would you like to do it in total comfort, with less stress than you have now? Would you like to be able to go more places, park wherever you want, and have all your normal RV facilities with you? Then you need to read my totally free ebook at the link below! Opt in for the free 94-page ebook with the form on the right – – > (Read and follow the emailed instructions very carefully to obtain access to the book). (Opting in to this list will only be for our ebook customers. 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By the time that happens, we will have our new PAID version of the ebook, with all new updated material, available on Amazon Kindle. Until then, grab your free copy now while you still can! Lost your ebook? Need a new copy? Please save the .pdf book to your own computer, so that you can open it and read it anytime, even when off-line. If you lose the link, simply come back to this page, unsubscribe and then resubscribe, and you will be given the link to the book automatically. If you don’t unsubscribe first, it will see you in the system and halt the process. Frequency of notifications: We aren’t going to flood your inbox with countless offers. You might hear from us once every couple of weeks at the most FROM THIS LIST. (The general blog is totally separate and notifications from that list go out only to that list.) The follow-up: For those who have been here before, as of 2/5/13 we have made the decision to revise the version of the book that we had originally planned. The time available, weather, the learning curve on drawing programs and other things, has caused so many delays already, and put so much stress on me that I am sticking with the original version, which WILL become a paid version (with new revisions) in the very near future. The free version will be pared down to the basics only, as an evaluation copy. Any other drawings, videos and other additional information will be added to the blog as we have them available. For the time being, we will be leaving our recommended product links in the ebook, but that will change, also, in the updated version. Please note: Most of the product links in the free ebook went to product pages on the CaravanCamperRV original site, which is no longer active. That’s why you have been redirected to this ebook site. The main reason that we have bypassed the CCRV site is because it was built with MS Front Page, and our servers no longer support the Front Page extensions. This ebook site was built as a sub-domain with WordPress. As I have time, I hope to rebuild the original site with WordPress, but it won’t have all the product pages on it. As far as the paid version of the ebook, when we have it ready, you will know it by what this page has on it. We were hoping to have it ready by now, but we have had many delays, so at this point I hesitate to make any more promises, except “ASAP”. By eliminating the detailed drawings, and making it more of an idea book, we only need to update the ebook in order to make it the paid version, so that will speed things up. Until then, you’re getting a lot of good usable information in this version while it’s still free. If you have any interest, grab it now, because that will change soon. The only thing it’s missing is detailed drawings and pictures, but if you can picture it in your mind, it can happen. Once the paid version is released, the newer free version is going to be downsized drastically. Testimonials Thank you so much! This is what I’ve been looking for! We have gone back and forth about getting a travel trailer for years, but with the fact that we live in a townhouse complex and have no place to park it, plus the additional expenses of a motorhome or trailer, we have not been able to justify getting one. Converting our van would be a perfect solution. I’m going to retire in December, so we’ll have the time to put some work into this (once winter is over). Thanks again and I will read everything on your site. Looking forward to seeing what you do with your van! M.S.P. Sounds like you have a good plan for your ’94 T&C. I look forward to seeing pictures online. H.G. Thanks. I read through your draft and found it helpful of tips on how to put together the minivan camper conversion…..I am particularly attracted to the idea of camping components which are removable. It doesn’t seem reasonable anymore with technology advances (particularly in the camping industry) that these components have to be fixed in a vehicle. I have been reading through your material and have already found it helpful in my thinking. I may shift my thinking to a minivan rather than a full-sized van. A used van or van conversion is what I have been looking at. Many of the van conversions lose their value dramatically. Several have a fold down rear bench, but some don’t look very comfortable. P.G. I just read your wonderful book! Wow, it’s jam-packed with great information. I have to go over the electrical chapter again because a lot of that went right over my head, actually it’s inspired me to learn a little more about how things work. I’m sure I will have a lot more questions as the next year and a half roll by, but for starters, I wanted to know about insulation. I know your book is to give ideas on how to convert the mini-van inexpensively and without making any permanent upgrades. I guess the simple question is why do people go to the trouble to insulate? Is it mainly for winter? And do you think that me, going on a 5 month trip through hot summers and cool autumn nights, would be better off doing that? I was talking to a friend of mine, and we’re both so amazed at how much information you have, and grateful that you’re sharing it! I NEVER even considered the security issue, but loved the ideas of the motion detector lighting and the weather radio, that’s definitely going on my list now too. I’m sure I will read your free E-book over and over, taking note of new things each time! Thanks so much. R.F. I’d be happy to purchase a copy of the book in advance, I have had lot’s of value from it already! R.H. I realize my minivan camper “ concept ” isn’t for everyone. If you would rather spend countless weeks building your own “perfect” camping van instead of being out enjoying the world, that’s fine. That’s your choice. Not everyone wants to do that. I have always had a pretty complete shop myself (until recently), and have always enjoyed building and creating things, but if I have my choice of whether to work in a shop or be out traveling, the latter will win every time! I started out “building” a few components for our creat...