the (new) endomobile

[louisbosco]

nice. what are the plans/ ideas floating in your head?

[endo]

It'll be a long way. First windows and roof hatches, then insulation, then electricity and water, finally furniture, kitchen, bathroom.

[endo]

a bit like this

[A Former User]

Very cool! A drive of freedom

[JunkPants]

Impressive and complex project, will be fun to follow along.

[louisbosco]

very cool. will be watching closely

[Anesthetist]

Looking forward to following

[pechelman]

Will you replace the front seats with swiveling ones? Any drivetrain plans to improve off road capabilities?

Nice cad layout and fun project. Looking forward to following this too!

[endo]

@pechelman said in the (new) endomobile:

Will you replace the front seats with swiveling ones?

exactly, that will make a little galley

@pechelman said in the (new) endomobile:

Any drivetrain plans to improve off road capabilities?

no, that's fine for now, but the steel sheets will need some cushioning for noise insulation

[doubletee]

Can’t wait to see things progress.

[Nik]

Hope to see it in Gosport in September, really fun N

[EdH]

@endo said in the (new) endomobile:

a bit like this

My ex-next door neighbour had a side hustle converting vans like this. He always made sure to leave the rear wheels on the vans.

</sarcastic asshole>

Seriously, best with the project, look forward to your posts.

[goosehd]

@EdH I was going to do it, had so many responses typed up, but couldn’t pull the trigger. Love and respect!!

[endo]

new draft, but also no rear wheels

[SKT]

@endo front wheel drive all the way…just put some casters on the rear end

[A Former User]

@endo FWD means: front wheel drive in your van

[weftyarn]

good luck with the project @endo

I once had a 3D scanning project where I digitized a Sprinter for a friend of mine to produce cnc milled made to measure furniture …
Man am i happy i only had to do the scanning part. electricity and plumbing are not my thing haha

(yup that’s me in the IH cargos)

[endo]

Works on this are progressing slowly, too many side projects, and despite the fact that the first tour is planned in a month.

But today I took the chance to open up the covering of the two front doors to put in a prick stop (not what you think, but a piece of metal to make it less easy to break into the car. Also put Alubutyl in the doors to reduce vibration noises, and prepared the speakers to be exchanged for better ones. Who needs a bed in a van if you got a decent sound system?

[endo]

[Daniel San]

looks great, did the same with our T6 bus .
There are great plug and play kits on the market . Took the one from Eton , what a difference