AK2010XLT

Yes I saw this build I really liked what they were after, suspension with these vans are a little tricky as mods go.

Even though we are FWD I think it'd be pretty cool to do a overland look im wondering if anyone has seen or done things like swing out spare tire carrier, light bars, roof racks and knobby tires? I think the first gen Connects could look really good "rugged"

When I first got my Transit I did an aftermarket head unit and added two extra speakers and subs then I did a reverse camera (I have a 3 window cargo van) as far as future build plans I'd love to custom convert to a wagon and camper at the same time be able to take friends to do Alaskan things and also be able to camp in the van. I've always wanted to take the transit to the Arctic circle during aurora season

I do feel alone with no windows and only a select few business have them in the winter as long as you have the right tires it's just fine, all though when the tires spin it makes a strange whistle/humm. IMO 4wd and Awd are not required

Hey there I've owned my transit for about 3 years now and just signed up. I'm probably the only personal owner of a cargo transit in Alaska. I have probably too many ideas and designs for what I want to do with my connect witch left me with a pretty much stock cargo van that I daily drive