“Can you build a B Box without a door?”
This was Melvin’s first question to the Advanced RV team as he and his wife Angie set out to build a custom vehicle for their travels. Being previous RV owners, they realized they were only going in and out of the passenger door in the cab and didn’t need a man door on the RV itself. Eliminating this section would free up space inside Vihaan and make their 144″ seem even more spacious and expansive.
Instead of the door, Melvin and Angie chose a large window and fold-out table that gives them ample view of their surroundings while they work, play, or dine. With them both working remotely, Vihaan is hooked up with exceptional technology to help them stay connected on the road, like a Verizon and T-Mobile link, a Starlink satellite, and a 360 camera view to ensure protection and safety.

Specialty Features
- Passenger seat work space, with flip up table, ottoman with additional storage, and extensive internet connectivity
- Platform bed fit with surrounding venting windows, device charging shelves, gooseneck lighting and easily accessible storage
- Slide out step to help jump into bed
- Rear slide out storage to perfectly fit their two folding RAD power ebikes
- Built in, slide out exterior cooking counter space/table
- Retractable galley cooking screen
- Full length mirror on bathroom interior, split door with shower extension, medicine cabinet, powder coated aluminum slat floor
FAQ’s
There are many shapes and sizes of motorhomes. How do I know a Class B is the best fit for me?
Why ARV?
How much does it cost? How long does it take to build?
Where would I find a dealer that sells Advanced RV motorhomes?
How will I design my ARV?
How customized can I make my ARV?
There is no menu of items for you to choose from when designing your custom motorhome. Our designers have created an outline that guides the design process but every client design conversation is as unique as their resulting motorhome. The only limitations on the design are “will it fit into the chassis (weight and volume” and “is it legal by MB upfit and DOT standards”
I’ve decided I’m interested, what should my next step be?
What kind of support and service can I expect when I drive away?
What should I name my van?
The names are only limited by your imaginations. Some examples of past names: NUANNAARPOQ, WAHROONGA, Glamazon, Goose, Nut Nut, Eowyn, Pebbles and Bam Bam