For a few years I worked with Clif Bar on their ‘Save Our Snow’ campaign completely gutting and remodeling several vehicles and managing subsequent tours all over the United States. We would find weird old turbo diesel vehicles and strip them down to bare bones and then build them back up. There was a lot of customization, bondo, JB weld, foam sealant and long nights.
We had one RV called a BMW Vixen, which was designed by John DeLorean of ‘Back to the Future’ fame, which truly looked like it had come from another time period. We put a TV in the ceiling above the bed, added a wood-burning stove, converted it to run on waste vegetable oil and wrapped the whole thing in vinyl.
We travelled all over the western United States with Ben Fee, Kevin Nimick, Luke Mathison, Kimmy Fasani, Chris Benchetler, Jeremy Jones, Mike Basich and Allison Gannett. I like to think that Doc Brown would have approved of our adventures, had he been a real person.

The Vixen getting completely overhauled

Tearing out the shower, toilet and everything else

The autobody wasteland

Our gear shift selector

Lots of foam and then a new ceiling liner going in

Work in progress

The rear bed and bench area

A coat of sealant before the flooring goes in

Here's a 'before' of the bed to table conversion

And an 'after'

Another rendition with the amazingly cozy wood stove by the bed

Marty McFry looking real weird before the wrap

Vinyl wrap getting applied

Izzy approves

Scouring the back alleys of America

Free fuel all over the place

A stop in Crested Butte

Snow drifts hiding the road

Good grease

Izzy displays a fuel sample

Luke after his first day skiing - Alta

Kimmy Fasani doing some product sampling

Kev and I at a rail jam in Boulder

Business dealings

Ricardo is the best

Marty in San Francisco

The wrap over Soy George's entry

Lucky setting up at Timberline

Cat ride to a higher elevation

Juniper shelf and reupholstered seats

This seat could flip forward or back

This window hinged up to create an awning over a sampling display

The End
Many thanks to Ricardo Balazs, Bryan Cole, and Ryan Mayo for helping to make these amazing adventures come to life.