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The latest conversion van company to cross our desk is Rossmonster Vans out of Longmont, Colorado. Rossmonster Vans is a group of custom woodworkers, carpenters, and engineers who build vans for sale and also run a small van rental business. Vans like the Durango, featured here, are built with adventure in mind; Rossmonster Vans designs the compact spaces to haul things like bikes and skis. The Durango uses the shorter 144-inch Mercedes Sprinter as its base, meaning that the team had to figure out how to pack all of the essentials into a smaller footprint. The van can sleep two comfortably thanks to a fold out bed that also functions as a sofa in the daytime. Both front cabin seats swivel to add seating when you want to entertain friends, and the van features a walk-through area that extends all the way to the rear.
A moveable table can be used as both a dining table and a workspace, and a fold-up counter creates an additional eating or food prep area. The kitchen is simple yet functional, featuring a combo range and oven, refrigerator, and an impressive amount of counter space. Upper cabinets provide storage for clothe...