This van can be used for both work and fun with its modular system.

VanDOit chooses to go modular when creating camper vans. There are two ways of doing this. This van can be used as a eight-passenger people moving vehicle or a cargo trucker, even when it is not being used for weekend getaways. This van is extremely versatile due to the numerous plug-and-play parts. The most striking feature of the van is its full-size queen bed that can be lifted by a hydraulic lift. The bed is raised so that there is plenty of space for cargo and “garage” beneath. A folding front leaf allows for the addition of a third row of passenger seats.

You can customize the track system in many ways. You can add a second bed to the garage below the queen’s, creating a bunk-bed arrangement that can sleep four. Mini-kitchen modules have a sink, water storage, and a slide-out section to store a small fridge. There are many storage options and a larger kitchen available with a taller fridge. There are heaters and furnaces, removable toilets, and even a trick-stand-up shower that can either be used inside or outside of the van.

Although the modular design isn’t as visually appealing as that found in full-time motorhomes, there’s no denying its multi-functionality. VanDOit estimates that prices range from $59,800 up to $108,800 depending on the way you configure your Ford.