Paradigm Van Conversions

Paradigm Van Conversions We build Ford Transit 4-season camper vans that adapt to your life—bunks, gear garage, mobile office. Expert, fast builds in ~6 days.

09/18/2026

Built to sleep. Built to haul. Built to actually be used.

The Paradigm Longhorn keeps the versatility of a Ford Transit intact — with our Code 7 convertible bed system, open cargo space, lithium power, solar, heat, A/C, water, kitchen, storage, and room for the gear that got you into van life in the first place.

Bikes. Dirt bikes. Skis. Camping gear. Or just a wide-open van when you need it.

Come see why we build them differently.

09/10/2026

Two full-size bikes underneath. 22 inches of sleeping room above. 🚲

One of the reasons we love building on the Ford Transit High Roof is just how much vertical space we have to work with.

Here, both bikes are loaded inside the van, the Code 7 bed is configured as a queen above them, and there’s still a full 22 inches from the top of the mattress to the ceiling.

Your bikes stay inside. You still get a queen bed. And you don’t have to unload the garage just to go to sleep.

That’s the kind of versatility we designed this van around.

Bring the gear. Keep the bed.

09/01/2026

“Okay, but where’s the toilet and shower?”

Fair question 😂

For us, preserving this space was more important than permanently building over it.

We intentionally moved our electrical and water systems forward into the galley instead of building over the wheel wells. That leaves the back open for dirt bikes, mountain bikes, skis, climbing gear… whatever you’re bringing that weekend.

It also keeps things simple.

Easy winterization. Easy storage. Easy to get gear in and out. And when you need water on the road, you’re not dependent on RV-specific fill stations—you can take advantage of water access points all over the country.

Need a toilet? We offer a dry-flush toilet, but there are plenty of other portable options on the market.

Want a shower? makes portable setups that can be used right inside the van, giving you the option when you want it without permanently giving up the space when you don’t.

The toilet and shower can come and go depending on the trip.

Cargo space can’t.

That’s really the philosophy behind the whole build: keep it simple, accessible, and adaptable to what you actually want to bring.

Thanks to for giving us some pretty fun ways to demonstrate it 🤝

We built this van for people who bring their gear.

08/28/2026

Your bikes don’t belong outside.

We brought the van over to to see just how many ways we could load it up.

Dirt bike + bunks. Dirt bike + queen bed. Two mountain bikes underneath. Passengers buckled in. And yes, Justin found time for a nap 😂

That’s the whole idea behind our setup. Your van should adapt to whatever you’re doing that weekend—not make you choose between bringing the gear and having a comfortable place to sleep.

Bikes in. Beds up. Let’s go.

Thanks to for letting us come play with some toys 🤝

08/22/2026

Before you buy a camper van, it’s worth asking a different question:

What are you actually going to spend your time doing in it?

For us, the order is pretty simple: sleeping, driving, cooking, then hanging out.

That doesn’t mean the rest doesn’t matter. Winterization, insulation, electrical, storage, and all the nitty-gritty details absolutely matter too. But those deserve their own conversation.

This is just the starting point we’d use to judge any van, including ours.

What would you rank #1?

08/12/2026

NO edit was made to this video. 🔊

Our shop gets loud. Saws, tools, compressors, conversations—you name it.

But step inside one of our vans, close the door, and… well, listen for yourself.

From insulating the wheel wells to the entire envelope of the van, we put a lot of thought into keeping the outside world outside.

Because a camper van shouldn’t just feel comfortable when you’re driving it. It should feel comfortable when you stop, too.

Sound on for this one. 🔊

08/09/2026

The full Paradigm Voyager walkthrough is live.

The Voyager is our most popular Ford Transit conversion, built around one idea: keep the versatility of a cargo van without sacrificing the comfort and functionality of a camper.

In the full walkthrough, Justin covers the patented Code 7 bed system, four-season heating and insulation, 500W solar, off-grid power, water system, galley, storage, available four-passenger seating, and more.

If you’ve been trying to understand exactly how a Paradigm works in real life, this is the video to watch.

Watch the full Voyager walkthrough here:
https://youtu.be/awnll3U6KN8?si=gdU9riDMTxq93UUK

08/06/2026

Truly is an experience to be with you through an exciting journey of obtaining a rig that is meant for real world experiences.

Easy to maintain, handle, drive, and we hope your experience with us reflects the same.

08/04/2026

“How quiet is your van?”

It’s one of the questions we hear most often.

A camper van will never be quieter than an SUV—but that doesn’t mean it has to sound like one.

From insulating the wheel wells to wrapping the entire van in premium insulation, every layer is designed to reduce unwanted road noise. Combined with secure cabinetry and a carefully refined build process, the result is a van that feels solid and composed on the road.

You can’t insulate glass though🤠🏔️👀

Address

1855 W Union Avenue, Ste L
Sheridan, CO
80110

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

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+17202604743

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