>want a camper van to travel the country and live in the woods

Your best bet, and mine, is a used Toyota Chinook/Dolphin.

Trust, I've been looking.

I mean sportsmobiles exist. Its not factory, and not as hip as an old westfalia...but they do exist.

Or just diy your own out.

>>915553
Yeah, but they also look like complete ass and usually way too big.

>>915553
>>915554

Don't know if it matches your tastes, but here is something smaller to live in.

http://reconcampers.com/?page_id=91

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>>915548
There was no demand in the US for years so the infrastructure is behind the curve.
Also things like having the driver right up against the windshield are no longer legal so say goodbye to joys of having the front wheel under your seat.
If you are a real man you should embrace 70s van culture and do your own custom build.

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You could show a little class, do yourself a favor and learn about the HIGHLY UNDERRATED Corvair 95.

As a classic van, it is still affordable.

Pic somehow related.

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>>915577
Like this?

>>915617
I don't mind a mutilation of classic Detroit steel when it looks like that.

So yes, class/10!

>>915622
Though worth mentioning that is the Corvair Greenbriar, not Corvair 95.

Same base.