This video kicks off a brand new build series, and it’s a bit different to my usual “full camper” stuff. I’m showing you around a completely empty VW Transporter T7 (T32 Commerce Pro, 2.0 diesel) that’s basically a blank canvas from the back of the front seats. No floor, no load liner, no insulation, no trims—just metal. It’s got the bulkhead delete (so you can literally see the airbags and everything) and it’s a twin-slider with twin electric sliding doors, which is brilliant for access but makes the layout choices more interesting. The plan isn’t a permanent kitchen-and-units conversion. This is being built as a modular track-day and adventure van: carry motorbikes and mountain bikes, sleep comfortably, then convert back into a plush Caravelle-style daily driver. Phase one is sound deadening, insulation, flooring and carpeting—because driving it right now is seriously echoey (I could even hear fuel sloshing around at low speed). The urgent bit is three removable single rear seats, so I’m asking converters for recommendations—especially for a twin-slider floor and seat system. I also cover the future phases: a removable bed system (not something that eats the whole van), some electrics for charging and a fridge (portable power station could be the answer), plus glazing options, trims, towbar for track days, and styling like suspension and graphite/black alloys. There are a couple of niggles too: the dealer prep sounded poor, and the headlights have condensation that needs sorting on a brand new van.