Build your Transit camper from real plans, not forum screenshots.

148" WB, Medium Roof

143.7" long · 54.8" between wells · 55.9–56.9" tall · all model years

Everything you can build in two weekends with a circular saw and a drill. No routers, no dominoes, no shop.

130" WB, Medium Roof

126" long · 54.8" between wells · 55.9–56.9" tall · all model years

A weekend Ford Camper plan for a removable sleep deck you can lift out on Monday morning. Two bolts, no drilling, and the van goes back to hauling lumber.

130" WB, Medium Roof

126" long · 54.8" between wells · 55.9–56.9" tall · all model years

Nothing visible from the outside and nothing bolted that you cannot remove in an afternoon. Sleeps two, hides in plain sight in any city.

130" WB, High Roof

126" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

One person, one desk that never folds away, and a narrow bed along the wall. The most usable small van for full-time work.

148" WB, Medium Roof

143.7" long · 54.8" between wells · 55.9–56.9" tall · all model years

Trade shelving Monday through Friday, camper on Saturday. Every module drops onto the same L-track without tools.

148" WB, Medium Roof

143.7" long · 54.8" between wells · 55.9–56.9" tall · all model years

The fastest path from empty cargo van to sleepable rig. Bolt-in bed frame, simple 12V system, no plumbing.

148" WB, High Roof

143.7" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

Built around bikes and skis: a six-foot garage under a fold-flat bench that turns into a queen platform in under a minute.

148" WB, Medium Roof

143.7" long · 54.8" between wells · 55.9–56.9" tall · all model years

Sandy-gear-first layout with a rinse-off shower at the rear doors, drainable floor, and interior board storage.

148" WB, High Roof

143.7" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

Crash pads, ropes and four dusty humans. Bunks fold away, the garage swallows two pads, and everything hoses clean.

130" WB, High Roof

126" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

Short van, real kitchen. The galley folds into the wall so the floor stays open for yoga, dogs, or wet gear.

130" WB, High Roof

126" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

Stealthy short-wheelbase build with a fold-down desk, standing headroom, and a starlink-ready roof plate.

148" WB, High Roof

143.7" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

Two big dogs travel safely under the bed with crash-rated crate anchors, a temperature alarm, and a floor you can hose out.

148" WB, High Roof

143.7" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

A living room that sleeps two: facing benches for four people and a murphy bed that drops down over them at night.

148" WB Ext., High Roof

172.2" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

A dirt bike rides inside with tie-down tracks and a folding ramp, while you sleep on a raised platform above the wheel.

130" WB, High Roof

126" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

Proof you can shower indoors in a short-wheelbase Transit — a 28-inch corner bath, a dinette that converts, and no wasted inch.

148" WB, High Roof

143.7" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

A four-season layout with a real kitchen, indoor shower, and a 400Ah lithium bank that runs a 12V fridge and induction cooktop.

148" WB Ext., High Roof

172.2" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

Sleeps two adults plus two kids, with a ski/bike garage that swallows six-foot gear and a slide-out kitchen at the rear doors.

148" WB, High Roof

143.7" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

Two people working full time from the same van without elbowing each other — facing desks, a raised bed, and a 400Ah bank with dual monitors in mind.

148" WB, High Roof

143.7" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

A winter-proof build: heated tanks, thermal-broken window frames, and a hydronic loop that keeps the floor warm at 10°F.

148" WB, High Roof

143.7" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

Built for photographers and filmmakers: a dust-sealed gear wall, a charging bay for a dozen batteries, and an editing desk with real elbow room.

148" WB Ext., High Roof

172.2" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

Heat-first design: reflective roof deck, cross-flow ventilation, 60 gallons of water and a 12V air conditioner that runs overnight.

148" WB Ext., High Roof

172.2" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

Two kids, two adults, one van, and a dinette that seats everyone at dinner without folding the beds away.

148" WB Ext., High Roof

172.2" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

For people who park for two weeks at a time: oversized battery bank, 40 gallons of fresh water, and a lounge that seats four.

148" WB Ext., High Roof

172.2" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

The closest a DIY Transit gets to a Class B coach: full standing bath, three-burner-equivalent induction galley, and a proper wardrobe.

148" WB Ext., High Roof

172.2" long · 54.8" between wells · 80–81.5" tall · all model years

Remote-travel spec: dual alternator charging, water filtration, recovery gear storage, and redundancy on every critical system.