stackyFACTSInstead of building a smaller chassis from scratch, fabricators literally purchase a heavy-duty commercial van, completely chop off the rear cargo shell, and weld a wider fiberglass passenger box onto the raw metal frame. It handles terribly but holds twelve people perfectly.
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