Expediter interview and van walk through. Expediter Sleeper 

I like the false wall and how the bed folds up! That is mighty creative !

Thanks for sharing this I'm trying to start in the industry so I really appreciate you making this video

Nicest van build for expediting lifestyle. Thanks for the advice and safe safe out there.

this was an amazing tour. thank you for sharing!

Great vid, I am getting ready to do this, I am watching every vid I can before I become an owner operator.

That is a seriously well equipped van. Sweet!

It was good to hear you mentioning about other vehicles emitting bad fumes into your vehicle. 👍

love the van ... super functional and practical!

Best van I ever saw!Awesome !

Excellent build....Great ideas..

Golden nugget advice at the end there. Leaving your van in an active city with loads always being pumped out... That's good

You're very decent person thank you very much for those information please be safe see you in the next video

Good job you have done on this van

Love this build .. I always wondered how I can haul my catering and separate living Area👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

I love that fan !! Great idea !!

I like the partition. Great idea.

Wow so happy I seen this , great layout

Love Red's work

Excellent set up!

This is a brilliant van!👍

Smart and a lot of experience to learn from

Amazing build,wish I could bring my car to you.

Nice video,giving me great ideas for my promaster

Wow great video guys looks great chris! Nice work eric

Looks good! Thumbs up from Dublin (Ireland) ! :)

Absolutely fantastic build! I have learned SOOO much!@!

GREAT INFO.. GREAT IDEA... park and fly

I've been doing this for a few months now, have a 2018 Promaster and have been averaging 2-3 weeks out and a week home. Im also an O/O making plenty and it's nice to travel as well as be my own boss etc. Have a folding cot with a nice comfortable mattress that rolls up, have usually canned foods, bread and pb/ jelly and lunch meat etc.. saves on costs as well as no need for hotels.

Awesome vid, great info too💯 love it, would love to kno more

Thanks guys excellent video

Thanks for sharing, very informative

Very informative!thank you

Definitely my retiree job. I want to travel whole states before I die. Love u veterans❤❤

I like the flight idea... 👍

Very nice build my friend

Great content. Thank you. Girl Trucker here...

If you're going to drive for owner you better take 60/ 40 and you better get your fuel service charges 100% or it's not worth it... Any owner that decides he's going to keep the fuel service charges is a crook... And make sure you can get your 60% loaded on your Comdata card right away, that way you have your fuel money and your living money and also that way your fuel service Chargers end up becoming your payroll and guaranteed that coming in every week... I expedited for over 10 years.. I worked for two absolutely outstanding owners when my first owner passed away I went with somebody for 4 months from November to February... And when Freight wasn't running and I was sitting for 10 days in North Dakota in the cold he decided he was going to stop paying me... it took me almost a month to find a new owner and I wouldn't have been able to survive if the few loads that I did take I wouldn't have had my 60% loaded he kept all my fuel service charges for 4 months he owes me a little over $4,000 and I'll never see it... So you make sure you sign a contract that is binding... And always make sure that any equipment AKA your van you treat like it was yours... Keep it clean you take care of your equipment and your equipment will take care of you

Thanks for that great advice. I am in west palm beach florida. I didn't know freight isn't coming in or out of florida. Also, park my van in a hot spot and fly back to florida, then fly back to the Hotspot

Cool to see your bike! I want to eventually brink my e-bike along! and also I had the same idea with the window screens!

Best video do far

Wow... that an interesting way .. park and fly ... great idea

Smart setup..

This is business good for single people. Specially if you don't have a house you can safe some money living in your van

@Chris, Same here, been in the Security Industry for about 26 or 27yrs now, being 46yrs old, no kids or wife I do have a lot of flexibility to be gone for days or even weeks, been thinking hard about doing the same with Sprinter Expediting.

Good information

Good stuff.

nice . im looking at getting into expediting my self

I truly enjoyed the video it was exceptional and inspirational being that I would like to get into the industry is there a website and/or pot Cas I can listen to for more information as well as information on how to outfit my vehicle I love all the ideas how much would that cost to outfit it like you did in this video?

That's our company. The best company

Those bunk rollers should have a buzzer alarm on them like the boardgame game Operation.

thanks for video

BEAUTIFUL👍👍👍👍

I think I ran into this gentleman on the road and if and ,my memory serves me right he hauls for Barrett. I think Barrett requires any cargo van be at least 3 years old or newer. That's is a tough requirement these days with prices of vans, fuel costs etc.

hello friend, thanks for sharing all the good info, I have a?? How long can you drive your van with out overheating it, and kill the engine, thank you!

Awesome this is a great business 👏 do you need your own van to work for some of these businesses and how can I'm get started in the expediting business and what companies can I contact to expedite?

Good job 👍💰💰💰💰💰💰💰

Quick question love the build design,Would the same thing work in a the extended 3500, and is it cost-efficient to get the extended or is it better to get the normal 3500 with no extension..

Really Nice and Smart set up 👍 I have a Transit High roof/extended, how can i do that wood floor with the Tracks? Thank You 🙏

I'm not going to show the company he works for as you zoom in right on the Barrett logo

Damn 30 lbs in 2 months not bad

Thanks for the video - where can we purchase the items used to stop freight from sliding forward - demonstrated at 2:19 mins into the video?

How do you get your freight to haul ? I have a hotshot flatbed with my own authority my girlfriend wants a van like this to but need a source for freight to haul .

Please share who installed the floor and cost? Thank you for this informative video. Best of luck in all your future endeavors.

How much did you spend on all those additions to the van? I really liked it.

Is there alot of freight going in and out of Arizona or is it not worth getting into if you live out west? Just wondering cause I'm really interested in this. Thanks for the vid.

How do I get started? Can you make a step by step how to get into it

best design ive seen . love it, what happen when a person loading damages your truck ? I see a hyg dept number is this required? zello app.imvery interested in doing this type of job.im working as a temp right now, for 500 a week, 400 clear after insurance ,and taxes. how much over head money will I need to get started after I buy my van? I know their are low opportunity times like January ,feb and june july .but don t know the clear picture.thank guys. best info ove found on this work and company self ownened. how would I hook up with a owner? any advice will help I would like to start in april or may 2019..

Good video. I drive big truck. So do these Expedited vans not run on ELD?

How is the Max Air Fan powered? I have a Gmc Savanna cargo van with one on an auxilliary battery but have not had a good experience with it.

Chris, very nice build. I have one question to ask you. When you have the time can you let me know how you over road the airbag light when you removed the passenger seat? Stay safe. Tom

I found cargo van here in my area with 90k miles year 2019 so and the price about $40k so is this a deal you think ?

nice very nice how much for the whole set up and the van love it

What is the name and model number of the AC and vent fan . Like the way you have your van set up. Do you run the AC off the inverter?? or do you have solar panels.

Great video and setup. What kind of vehicle insurance do you have to have in order to do expediting?

what load boards do you recommend?

Another question: What a/c unit are you using to cool your van? Thanks

New Sub here ❤️

Hi Chris, I just lost my job andnI would like to start working with cargo van. I have been searching for months on the industry. My question is how do I get my van set up like yours? And I love to talk with you. Thank Sir

What's the best way to find a fleet owner to get on with to see if it's for you or not ?

Would the 1500 get the job done? Obviously might not fit 3 pallets. But If im looking to get started and can’t afford the 3500 is the 1500 a worth while investment?

Hi again! R u driving for a 3rd party company?

What are those stoppers called that you clicked in and placed the board against or in them? Thanks

What are those gold things he puts a piece of wood in between called? And where can I buy them?

Instead of waiting around all the time couldn't you grab from the load board, so that maybe you could see that 4k to 6k a month? Just a thought

Greetings Red! I'm looking to go into the industry. Right now I'm gathering as much info as I can. However, when I'm ready, I would like for you transform the interior of my van. How much would you charge, and where are you located?

What would you say would be a good Freight lane area for expediting?

Hello, I have been looking into expediting in a van, but I am not sure which one I should get. Can you tell me if a 6' 3" tall man can sleep in the Promaster? I believe the mercedes is narrowed for me. I like to stretch my legs out.

Nice setup,I'm retired do you have to make a required amount of trips in a month

I'm new to the expediting world. I've done all of driving and similar jobs. But I'm about to start my first job expediting. The deal I have is working for an owner the split is 50/50. They pay for all the fuel, maintenance, etc.. would you say that's a good situation to be in? Really looking for some help and insight. Plus any advice would be awesome!

Love the build, but would the van handle better and safer, due to wheel base dynamics, if the freight was carried behind the driver (middle of the vehicle), as opposed to behind the back wheels? Although it seems like maybe the Promaster has a better wheel base ratio than the Transit or Sprinter, but maybe that depends on the van length. Some vans have doors on both sides, which would be handy for freight.

who make it this things and how much coast it

Wow

I am considering getting into the sprinter van expediting business. Can anyone tell me what average dollar amount is insurance going to cost me per month? So I see a comment about fuel charges and I want to be sure I understand this. If im an owner/ operator what should the company I work for be paying me for fuel? One company I looked into said I get a .10/.20 sure charge so that would meat that 80/90% of fuel comes out of my pocket ...correct? Any feed back would be appreciated. One more thing , Chris in this video I see works for Barret, there are located in the town I live in Bentonville Ar. Is this a good company to work for?

Question: does the color of the van matters? What if I am O/O but I work for X company.

*Question: What did you mean at @**15:44**… Are you saying it’s extremely unlikely to make a net of $4k-$5k/mo in an expediting van? I’m really just asking because I don’t know exactly how much money one can make.*

hey reds call the shope but it said to email u,hope this works, want u to build out a 16 ft uhaul, just wondering price difference from a promaster do u price them simular? i no u haul is bigger

How much does a conversion/setup like this cost?

Hey,Chris how much for your friend to do the same set up.

How can we find a company or someone who customized these Vans and equipments this way??

Could someone expedite part time with a toyhauler? Pick up a load close to where you want to vacation and write off the fuel costs is what I would be interested in.