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cynrich 09-17-2016 06:45 PM

2003 E350 Cargo, 269000+ miles Newbie
 
Hi everyone, I recently acquired this van with the intention of making it into a camper. I finally got all the "furniture" (metal shelves, cabinets and drawers) out of it, and except for an insulated rubber floor cover, it's empty and ready to go.

I have realized that one thing I would love to have is a window on the passenger back door, preferably one that can be opened a bit for air when camping. There are areas in the metal that look like windows, which I imagine are on purpose, but would it be easier to just go to a junkyard and buy another door with a window already in it? My nephew, who was so helpful with the "furniture" suggested that, and it sounds good, but I wonder about the cost comparison.

Pictures of the van

Hayapower 09-18-2016 10:22 AM

An OE window wouldn't open though. A pop out/opening window wouldn't or shouldn't be too hard to install. Door swap maybe quicker, but then you have a paint to match job and costs..

cynrich 09-18-2016 11:01 AM

Thanks, I wouldn't care too much for matching paint color and all, the van is white, and lots of these are, but I guess a passenger van which might have the window I want may be some other color. I'll look around the junkyards and see what it'll cost me. I can do the work myself with a little help from the nephew. I new window is about $93 on Amazon.


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