shanghaid’s 2002 Volkswagen Eurovan

I never like to buy conventional vehicles, so when my wife decided she wanted a van I decided to comply and do something people don't see everyday. Luckily, I picked something with the same bolt pattern as the replaced Mercedes ML and was able to swap the 22s over.The 2001-2003 models with electronic stability control also already come lowered from the factory, about as low as a 1993-2000 with H&R springs installed. That plus adjustable front suspension made it pretty easy to get this sitting right.To complete the outside, I added a badgeless JOM factory-style grille, Kamei headlight blends, In-Pro headlights with BMW Z4 Bi-xenon retrofit, clear corners, black In-Pro tails and Zender front spoiler. Tint was already applied by the previous owner.Wheel update May 2013 - Installed staggered Mercedes AMG 20" staggered wheels with 245/35/20

Vehicle Details: 2002 Volkswagen Eurovan Weekender, aka Multivan California in Germany 24V VR6 (201 BHP)Chassis and Wheels: Now TSW Holsten 22x9 ET35 and 22x10 ET45 with 10mm spacing in backThen 22x9.5" ET35 Lenso LS7 - Chrome for now, but I want to powdercoat them silver metallic Falken 255/30/22 tires Front is lowered 2"Rear suspension is lowered 1"Exterior Mods: JOM Badgeless Grille Zender Front Spoiler, originally designed for Golf 3 Kamei Headlight Blends In-Pro Clear Corners and Full-Black Taillights Smoked Rear Bumper Lights Color-matched door handles and slider track H4 Retractable HID kit 20% TintInterior and AV: Weekender Package with factory pop-top, fridge and table Sleeps 4 - and we use that feature about once per month Recaro car seats for the kids 17" flip down LCD Monitor Hideable Zune install with Zune base in the factory ash tray JVC DVD Headunit Clarion SVR303 Subwoofer Full campsite stowed ready at all times