.
Although we've listed more than a few parts manufacturers on our links page,
a few of the obvious candidates deserve a special shout out.
If you're looking to put disc brakes on an early Econoline, D&D will supply you with a kit and even offers an upgraded master brake cylinder kit. These folks come highly recommended.
If you're wanting advice on just about anything under the sun related to early vans, no website has more knowledge than Vintage-Vans.com. Signing up is free and you won't find a better resource for information, not to mention a great "vans for sale" section.
In fact, we found our very own "Pandora" project van on that very site.
Speaking of vans for sale, the Van-Links page on Facebook is another outstanding resource.
If you're looking to put a gull-wing cargo door on your van, I'll point you in two directions, both of them excellent: Matchstick Customs, who is also also the publisher of Custom Vanner, and Mark at Van Crazy Customs, both of whom have probably forgotten more about vans than most of us will ever know.
Finally, if you're looking for period-van inspiration in a printed form, I'd highly recommend two van pubs, one which is rated PG, and the other, isn't. Custom Vanner is a great resource for custom vans and inspiration.
If you don't mind an occasional scantily-van girl with your articles, check out Rolling Heavy, which also offers great van coverage and a bit of "lifestyle" on the side.
Lastly, I would be remiss if I didn't acknowledge a huge community of van lovers everywhere, who are the inspiration for this webpage. Ya'll know who you are.
If you would like your product or service featured on this page, or if you are an artist and would like to see your goods in our store, we'd be happy to discuss the possibility with you.
Vintage Vanning. It's a rectangle dysfunction.
Although we've listed more than a few parts manufacturers on our links page,
a few of the obvious candidates deserve a special shout out.
If you're looking to put disc brakes on an early Econoline, D&D will supply you with a kit and even offers an upgraded master brake cylinder kit. These folks come highly recommended.
If you're wanting advice on just about anything under the sun related to early vans, no website has more knowledge than Vintage-Vans.com. Signing up is free and you won't find a better resource for information, not to mention a great "vans for sale" section.
In fact, we found our very own "Pandora" project van on that very site.
Speaking of vans for sale, the Van-Links page on Facebook is another outstanding resource.
If you're looking to put a gull-wing cargo door on your van, I'll point you in two directions, both of them excellent: Matchstick Customs, who is also also the publisher of Custom Vanner, and Mark at Van Crazy Customs, both of whom have probably forgotten more about vans than most of us will ever know.
Finally, if you're looking for period-van inspiration in a printed form, I'd highly recommend two van pubs, one which is rated PG, and the other, isn't. Custom Vanner is a great resource for custom vans and inspiration.
If you don't mind an occasional scantily-van girl with your articles, check out Rolling Heavy, which also offers great van coverage and a bit of "lifestyle" on the side.
Lastly, I would be remiss if I didn't acknowledge a huge community of van lovers everywhere, who are the inspiration for this webpage. Ya'll know who you are.
If you would like your product or service featured on this page, or if you are an artist and would like to see your goods in our store, we'd be happy to discuss the possibility with you.
Vintage Vanning. It's a rectangle dysfunction.