Nice work. I dont think a lot of people would have gone to the trouble and give their time to provide this information. Stay humble.

Hi from the UK. George this kind of quick video is sooooo useful and not just to the person you made it for. The recent one with side by side split screen van width/height comparisons was great too. For some people numbers on a data page just look like code after a few reads back and forth between brochures. Your clear explanation and graphics are spot on my friend. Thank you for posting these. John.

You are the sweetest guy ever!!!! You are just so dog gone nice to the people that watch you! You helped me & now you are helping others just cause you are "nice"!

Thank you for sharing. Greetings from France ❤️

Thanks! That's helpful. Seeing that step in the Sprinter vs. none in the Promaster seals the deal. So much easier with a ramp with no step.

A true man of the people, George!

Thank you for providing this useful information!!

Thank you for providing & sharing those measurements. It is very helpful for family members in wheelchairs who we would dearly like to include on trips and outings.

What other custom van builder would go through such detailed steps and produce a video to support a question from a follower? Answer=nobody but George at Humble Road. Video documentation is like Gold! I'm sure this will answer questions for many others out there as well. Thanks George!

That was nice of you

George I love you! You are living my dream! LOVE this! Thanks for everything you do!

Love that you took the trouble to help out a viewer's son like this. It shows a very impressive character. Thank you for sharing a part of your life with us.

Thanks for the measurements.

Your transitions are so cool!

That was a good video but as someone who has been driving an ambulette in Westchester NY i would go for the narrowest parts top and side. Thank you for sharing ... I've been watching your videos since before you officially moved to your shop.. Love everything you do.. Especially since my fiance and I lived in a van and now an RV..but might be going back to a van lol

Very kind of you. I’m sure many DIYers will find that info useful as well.

Hi George 😃 just binged on your past 3 videos. I scrolled to make sure I didn't miss any. Carey on Vagabond rig is just georgeous 🤗🤗🤗. Your a funny dude man. .......Can you measure the height of your hair in full blown Einstein style?😲Lol Look forward to your future creations. Thanks for sharing!

Hi I drive mercades sprinter from powdered wheelchair mine has a rickon lift mounted on rear floor I amazed it does not take up much floorspace but I would put to lift on side door as gives more options with lay out one thing to be aware of is how much parking space you need to use the lift ie I need a good 8 feet to use my lift hope all works out fore you andy

When you get a Ford transit in please take the same measurements... Thanks :)

Thank you!!

If you get a chance would you be able to park the promaster in a normal parking space I'm not very good with numbers only visual learning

Love all your videos. Do you have any tips on how to shop for a van to convert, particularly Promaster 3500.

It would also be super to have the inside van width at the top (as I understand the promaster has less taper than the sprinter) and also the exterior roof dimensions for purposes of installing solar panels without having them hang over. I have a sprinter with 900 watts of solar on the roof that fit within the dimensions of the roof track for sleek look, but it was very difficult to obtain panels that allowed for this and unfortunately the company than made them (ten k solar) has gone out of business. As I understand it the promaster has a wider roof which makes it very easy to achieve higher wattage roof panels (the roof being wider it can fit standard residential panels.) One final measurement your viewers could find useful would be the step up height of the sprinter vs promaster.

Where did you learn to do this awesome work that you do what was your first one that you did I’m using a casino shuttle van and using some of your ideas to build it thank you so much for all your videos

Hi, I found out about the 80/20 Extrusions through your channel. I am repairing my Coach House Class B+ floor and I want to use the extrusions to reinforce the floor in the damaged area. Also, I don't want to use plywood again because I found a massive deterioration due to a water leak between the plywood and the vinyl. How can I learn more about the extrusions applications? I don't use Facebook and in You Tube so far your channel the most informative. I have already ordered the extrusions and I am waiting on delivery (it takes almost two weeks).

You convinced us to use 80/20 and would appreciate a recommendation on where to buy it. We love watching your videos and plan to start our own DIY conversion soon.

Thanks for sharing. Like #327. Watched the 3 minute ad so you get paid :).

Hi George. Is this going to be a wheelchair lift or ramp? As per ADA slope for ramps are 1inch rise : 12 inch distance and 36 inches wide. Promaster I think may have an advantage because of their lower load floor.

It is also important to know the height from the ground to the floor to give you an idea of a ramp length or for a lift.

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The dimensions I need, that you can't find _anywhere,_ is the width (from the driver to passenger wallsides) of the 2 vans, at cupboard height, both at the point approximately where you would typically place the bottom of a cupboard, and up near the ceiling, where the top of a cupboard would mount. (Edit: Basically, the same measurements you took in the last video, but instead of at 'bed' height, at the ceiling height, and at a point approximately halfway between the ceiling and 'bed' height.)

I’m entertained when George measures stuff, weird..

Start linking the products you use, please. A tape measure would be a good start. Cheers

Yay :)

Im sorry to say but you didn't measure the height opening... But the bump as you said

HOW ABOUT USING THE TOILET IN THE "BATH" AREA (WITHOUT SLIDE IT OUT)...YOU CAN SLIDE IT FOR SHOWERING!

Hey George! Fancy a van, but the doors bother me a bit. Strange question, but do they only come with sliding doors? And one more thing. You must see this movie. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/esddgMyr0J6acXk.html

First viewer!

First?