Interior:

• Thorough interior remodeling creates a soothing, homely atmosphere to relax in after a long day of hiking/biking/skiing!

• The kitchen and bathroom are conveniently located in the rear opening up 85% of the space in the camper to move around freely.

• Full size bed above the cab and another foldable queen size bed in the camper. The camper can sleep 4 people easily, and if your friends are into cuddling, you can fit 6. We've definitely fit 5 :)

• 2-seat and a dinette table converts into a bed, completing the roll-over couch bed. You can have a half-bed with table up, or a queen-size bed with the table down. You choose the vibe :)

• The bed above the cab also folds back, making the cab area more accessible.

• All cushions have custom-made sage-green washable covers and offer a cozy-comfy sleeping experience. 
  
  Upgrades

• The original layout designed by the Japanese was aesthetically pleasing, but... The carpeted floor/walls, fiberglass insulation, flimsy wall/ceiling panels, and outdated plywood finish was outdated (Refer to images at the bottom).
  
  So we remodeled: 

  • Ripped the wall panels apart, replaced the older damaged panels with newer ones

  • Pulled most of the fiberglass out and replaced with Havelock wool insulation

  • Installed wooden planks to the ceiling

  • Painted and stained the interior with non-toxic paint and natural stain.

  • Ripped the carpet out (Insanely laborious!) and installed new vinyl, water-resistant floor. 

  • Built new shelves and spice racks

  • Covered the kitchen walls with waterproof stick-on tiles.

Value in parts - $600
Value in labor - $1,500