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The Sienna's gas mileage ain't bad either. I average 22-24 mpg in mixed driving conditions. The seats are very comfortable and the handling is way better than my buddy's pick-up with drop in camper. It's easy to park practically anywhere and I can break or move camp in minutes.

I'll include a few more... Power strip is hidden behind Yeti. I really like the low lighting provided by the copper LED's tacked around the bedframe. The turnbuckles do a great job of securing my storage totes while making them quickly removable. The coffee caddy is incredibly handy...

Here's a few pictures of my simple build. It's continually being refined to better suit my needs. The next project will be to remove the rear tote and replace it with a drawer mounted to the bedframe. I put a floor in my 2004, but not in my 2008 as it gets used more as a people hauler...

Another vote for the Sienna. I have a 2004 & a 2008 (both 2nd generation). I've turned them both into inexpensive campervans and love them for fly fishing. Having spent many, many nights in them I could not be happier. The side access and overall length is great. There's a ton of ideas on YT...