To save money, I could have selected the basic option at £19.99 but it made more sense to go with a more robust one. As I’m an outdoorsy person, I selected the mid-range hard-wearing rubber option from .uk. The van came with nothing so I opted to buy a set to fit my exact model. Then it was a set of new van mats for the driver/passenger area. There are cheaper options but for me I felt this wasn’t an area to go budget on.
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Vauxhall Vivaro Van without windows Van accessoriesįirst on the list was to have a Tracker fitted for my own peace of mine but I’ll be looking to add other security measure too. Read more about why I chose this van and my plans for my conversion here. Therefore although many things will be the same for your conversation cost may differ slightly based on the size of your van.įor example, the costs for insulating your van will depend on size however the costs of the tools required will all be the same. My Vauxhall Vivaroīefore I jump in with the interesting stuff, I wanted to point out that these costs are based on my conversion of my Vauxhall Vivaro (2019) Mk3, which is a LWB. Here you can find all my costs for my van conversion, you’ll notice a few items that I’ve not bought yet, these are on the list as I’ve researched but don’t necessarily need the item straight away. Stage one – stripping the vanĢ Total campervan conversion costs Campervan conversion costs If you’re lucky enough to borrow or you might already have some of the tools then you’ll automatically save some money but I’m including everything I spend money on. Here I’m going to keep a running total of all the items and tools I’m buying for the conversion. If you’re thinking of buying a van to convert into a camper you might be wondering, how much will it all cost?
But the costs for the conversion aren’t something I’ve calculated (hmm, maybe I should have!) I have some money put away to spend on the van and I’ll aim to research and find the best deals possible. I’ve spent a big chunk on the van itself and I also sold my car to partially fund the purchase of the van. I might not have all the skills which does mean things will take longer for me to learn but I’m happy with that. The two big factors when considering a campervan conversion are time and money. I’m also going to share my decisions and the work that I’m completing on the van as I go. And it’s going to be a few months before I get everything finished!Īs I’m self-employed I will have flexibility in the time I can spend working on my van. I’m planning to use the camper on trips and Mountain Leader work in the UK, I might go abroad but at the moment I don’t have plans to. If you’ve read my recent post then you’ll know I have recently purchased a van with a view to turning it into my very own campervan.Īnd one of the big question is how much is my campervan conversion going to cost?
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