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Welcome from Co Antrim, some amount of power lines going in and out of your van. 😂

Stick it on facebook market place, be gone in hrs

One thing i can say is, if using a large bank of batteries and charging from the engine, you may find the fan belts wear out fast or slip under load at first start, also alts my not last as long and brushes burn out faster.

I used a small soft start smart inverter rated at 600w and a mini fridge, works 100%

I have 200w solar and feeding into 180ah batts, make sure you are using a MPPT regulator, votronic has a 1am bleed to starter battery which is handy

The seatbelt bit is incorrect, from 89, seats have to be strapped and seats after 2006 were ment to be marked as conveyence, no longer required as makers could not agree on a motive mark for seats, mine were all looked at on first mot inspection, also ins co will not cover you with out belts...

Looks good, a few battery straps might be a good idea, and cannot caryr anyone in those unbelted seats, ok for eating at mind you. (y)

Peanut butter works the same.

A bus with out windows is a good start, lots of room for fixed beds and kids if you have any, head hight and room to move around and one heck of a big screen and hight to see over hedges.

Mine is on my bum, and gage for 2 jerry cans

Wildbus is correct, over the years of bike/car and boat building i have seen so many have a go wiring jobs that have scared the pants of me. After reading and doing a new job of setting up an mppt solar regulator in my van, wildbus helped me, others with out a good auto electric background would...

Strange there was a report and warning on a tv program about it happening in cafes/cyber bars.

Do remember if you use bluetooth on a mobile you are wide open to ID theft if within 10ft of someone else.

No tax, well im out to the garage to saw my leg off. 😂

A toilet and wash point is a must, underslung tanks or internal ones, more to it than you think.

Thats how my van works and getting 14.4v then when stopped i drop a switch to disconnect from starter batt, solar then takes over.

If i could get it out, seats are built over it, looks a right mess from the fitting job.

I changed from spades because they can come of and as you say earth points is handy, loop and screw is better because if you wish an extra unit can be taken of same point, volt meters spring to mind, two on my dash, 1 hab 2 starter bat next to s/wheel.

Missed that, why are they a no go.

There is one in my van but it has never worked and truth is im never that cold, must get a look at it sometime.