Welcome to Mr. Dumped's:

CUSTOMIZED VAN PAGE

 

On a personal note...

 I realize this van looks like the collective result of 'cheech and chong' and a pimp (wherein I have been pulled over NUMEROUS times in it).  Nevertheless, my philosophy is if you are going someplace, why not enjoy the trip

Just like the trip of life!

 

 

3 Tone Pearl Paint (Changes Color)
 

 

Stained Glass Tail Lights. Customized Air Brushing

 

 

A closer look at the stained glass tail lights

 

 

A Look at the Interior, Drivers Seat

 

 

Custom Etched Glass Windows

 

 

Another Look At The Interior

 

 

A Look At The Interior, Rear View

 

 

More Custom Etched Windows

 

 

Custom Etched Sun Roof

 

 

Another Look At The Van

 

 

 

Additional Information About The Van:

The Van was completely built & customized for the sole purpose of van shows! It was rarely ever driven by the original owner. Instead, he would tow it to the shows on a flat bed truck. After the show, it would return to a climate controlled garage. Eventually, the original owner got tired of going to the shows and decided to sell the van. Shortly thereafter, I stumbled upon the van at a car show and purchased it. It seemed like the PERFECT vehicle for a high school student.

The Van is 100% customized as you can probably tell from the pictures. Virtually nothing on the van has remained 'average.'  Even underneath the van has been airbrushed including the gas tank and transmission.

The van has won countless shows. It has been written about and photographed in various magazines.

The Van uses 2 different batteries. Each battery automatically recharges the other one. Why you ask does the van need two different batteries? Because the van has over 300 interior and exterior lights!

I installed numerous electrical gadgets including two different musical horns which play 35 different songs each, a PA system, a police siren, and countless other completely useless amenities.  The van has a bar, removable sun roof (wherein passengers can stand up and make a spectacle out of
themselves as the van is traveling down the boulevard), crushed red velvet seating, and numerous other customized features.

It was my very first vehicle. I owned it from High School until becoming an attorney.  Suffice it to say, (after MUCH persuading from family, friends and fellow attorneys), it was suggested that a different vehicle might be more appropriate for my profession.  Eventually I sold it and purchased a somewhat more conservative vehicle:  The Corvette.  Nevertheless, I still am VERY much interested in custom vans. Accordingly, if you happen to know of any Custom Van Shows, please let me know.