Though I am not fond of the engine that this Econoline has-the Windsor 351 Cubic Inch V8, and I’d rather that it have the 385 architecture 460 Cubic Inch V8 or the IH/Navistar 7.3 Liter Direct Injection Diesel Engine; I am writing this post because this Econoline Conversion Van with the Conversion having been performed by Coachmen is actually a cross between a traditional Conversion Van and a Class B motorhome.

The purpose of this particular conversion is so that you would have an ordinary vehicle to drive around on a daily basis (such as why you would buy a traditional Conversion Van) while having a washroom complete with a toilet but no vanity or shower; and a kitchenette complete with a Microwave Oven so that you could prepare food while on the go. The bottom line is you being able to have an ordinary vehicle with a toilet and a kitchenette so say-you were embarking on a 3 hour daytrip and you wouldn’t have to stop to use the toilet or at a fast food or drive-in joint for a quick meal. Or, if someone had driven to the grocery store and one person had stayed behind in the vehicle while parked in the parking lot and the person would have his very own toilet to use rather than have to traverse across the parking lot and into the store just to use the bathroom before making his way across the parking lot back into the vehicle.

Source: 1995 Coachmen Freedom Class B, Class B RV For Sale in Beiseker, Alberta | Commuter Imports C1504 | RVT.com – 101045