Adding Opening Tinted Windows to a Nissan NV2500

[nopeda]

Hi,

I have a 2016 Nissan NV2500 van that I'd like to turn into a camper van. Would like to put a window in the sliding door and also one for each of the back doors would like them to be able to open and be tinted. Can some of you suggest where is a good place to get them and also any suggestions about installing them, how to cut the metal, etc...?

Thanks for any help!!
David
Maine, USA

 

[Gary RV_Wizard]

Forgive me for sounding sarcastic but if you have to ask those questions, you are probably in over your head.

That said, YouTube has videos on this topic. Try https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=add+van+windows

 

[nopeda]

Forgive me for sounding sarcastic but if you have to ask those questions, you are probably in over your head.

That said, YouTube has videos on this topic. Try https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=add+van+windows

I don't have to ask those questions but have found that I can never predict where some particularly helpful bit of information will come from so I ask around and take notes.

 

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[Kirk]

If you do build your RV, let us know how it is going as you progress. I once helped build an old school bus into a motorhome but that was 40+ years ago.

 

[Gary RV_Wizard]

I don't have to ask those questions but have found that I can never predict where some particularly helpful bit of information will come from so I ask around and take notes.

Yeap. Getting additional opinions is always wise.