Will a 1983 B250 Hi top fit on a 2000 2500 van?
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Will a 1983 B250 Hi top fit on a 2000 2500 van?
Hi all,
!I drove past a junk yard, and saw a Dodge Ram Van which seemed to look similar to my van, but more pertinently it had a fibre glass hi top which is something that I think will really benefit me as I am building the van into a camper van. I immediately pulled in, and noted down the VIN number, and chatted to the owner who indicated that I could have the hi top for CAD 100 which seems a bargain. According to the VIN, this van is a 1983, and the body style is the same as my 2000 Maxi extended.
So will this fit on the roof of my van? There will be a bit of effort to remove the hi top off the scrap van, and get it back to my house as it is located about 5 hours away, and I will need to rent a trailer and fit a trailer hitch to my van to transport it. Obviously, I do not want to get it home and find that I have wasted my time.
The hi top has obviously been in this junk yard for a while. The only damage I can see is that the fan is missing from the roof, leaving a gaping hole, and I expect that the windows may require resealing to prevent leaks.
Any thoughts / similar experience out there?
Thanks for any advise!
!I drove past a junk yard, and saw a Dodge Ram Van which seemed to look similar to my van, but more pertinently it had a fibre glass hi top which is something that I think will really benefit me as I am building the van into a camper van. I immediately pulled in, and noted down the VIN number, and chatted to the owner who indicated that I could have the hi top for CAD 100 which seems a bargain. According to the VIN, this van is a 1983, and the body style is the same as my 2000 Maxi extended.
So will this fit on the roof of my van? There will be a bit of effort to remove the hi top off the scrap van, and get it back to my house as it is located about 5 hours away, and I will need to rent a trailer and fit a trailer hitch to my van to transport it. Obviously, I do not want to get it home and find that I have wasted my time.
The hi top has obviously been in this junk yard for a while. The only damage I can see is that the fan is missing from the roof, leaving a gaping hole, and I expect that the windows may require resealing to prevent leaks.
Any thoughts / similar experience out there?
Thanks for any advise!
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Good Luck. And, We Want Pics.
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Depending on how it mounts you could almost make it into an independent 2nd floor. Just cut a "small" hole in your roof to crawl up into the cavity between the van and the hi-top. My parents had a 1960's Ford van with a sort of pop-up roof that allowed two people to sleep up above everybody else.
https://bringatrailer.com/2016/08/23...er-conversion/
https://www.cheaprvliving.com/install-high-top/
https://bringatrailer.com/2016/08/23...er-conversion/
https://www.cheaprvliving.com/install-high-top/