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Fiat Ducato, full off grid conversion

This came in as an empty Ducato, and it is now a van you can live in without plugging into anything.

Start to finish, all of it here. Insulation, floor, windows, lining, furniture, electrics, gas and plumbing. Nobody else touched it.

The electrical system is what makes it work off grid, and 240V hookup is there as well for when there is a post to plug into. It has a shower and toilet with hot water, and a gas hob for cooking. It sleeps three.

The finished van through the open rear doors: bed across the back, galley down one side, timber-lined ceiling.
The same van before any work, an empty Ducato with bare metal walls and a plywood floor.
Insulation and timber battens going onto the walls, with the floor down and the cab seats still exposed.
A window cut into the side panel and framed, seen from inside before the lining went on.
Wall lining being fitted at the rear of the van, with the furniture carcasses already in place.
The finished galley, with a black tap over the sink and a slatted timber divider separating it from the cab.
The bed made up across the back of the van, seen through the side window.
The finished van parked above the sea at sunset.

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