The interior is going to be a matter of personal taste.  I took the following decisons
- I wanted a fixed double bed which could be used as a seat
- Seemed to make sense to put seats over wheel arches
- Group all the utilities together on the side of the bus where I could fit external holes and tanks
- Used plywood bulkheads to section off from the driving seat

Cut out a sheet of black plastic floor protector as a pattern for the bulkhead

The pattern sheet

Trim the pattern until it fits and copy to the plywood

Cut the 6 (left/right/front x 2/back bulkheads to fit the pattern

Paint them

UK regs require 3 point driver seatbelt mountings

Design for new mounting

Had a blacksmith cut and weld it

Will be attached to 3 existing bolt holes in the roof rib. Make photos to show to DVSA

Seatbelt mounting

Had to cut hole in bulkhead to get it to fit

I managed to cut through the compressed airline with a ground nut - no brakes!

Found the brand of compressed air pipe

Needed a way to lock rear door. US buses have no locks!

When Yale is down the side bolt can open

Return for the hot water that used to go to rear heater

Attach a wooden frame to the bus. Panels will screw onto this frame

Wooden frame by rear window

Curved panels will attach to the wooden frame

Screw wooden battons into metal frame

Pre drill holes and use self tapping screws. This was plate for diesel inspection cover

Screw rounded frame to roof panels

One side of front right bulkhead in place

Cut door slider to size

Door attaches to slider

Door slider

Door slider

Slider attaches to door

You use lots of clamps

Seatbelt mounting

Utility carcass on its side

Fix frame to floor

Build seat frame over wheel arches

Looks better when painted

Leisure battery is behind fridge

Protect the seat from damage

Storage under bed

Put Window tint on before fixing bulkhead

Bed frame legs

Bedframe

Emergency window handle

Use Wingnuts on escape hatch hinge so the whole hatch can be removed

Heated water return and red charging from split charge relay

Insulation behind Utility and flue outlet for Truma

Seat foam was cut to fit by ACE foam http://www.acefoam.co.uk/

Support frames

Storage underneath passenger seat

Support frames. I glued fabric onto the metal wheeel arches

Use square section timber

Base of utility area. Holding 2x6kg gas tanks in place

Walls in place. Screwed to battons

Note which wires are which

New cover for Diesel inspection chamber

I cut the rear emergency handle down to size

I put in 99% window tint in the bedroom areas

Pattern for holes to be cut in exterior

Tint on rear Windows.

Making the sliding door.

Flooring for underneath bed. Holes are where the nuts for the water tank come through the metal floor

Mark holes for speakers

Video cable for reversing camera

Cover wheel arches

Window framing in place

Battons in place

Window frame

To get wires to other side run them through some garden hose

Table top was cut from an old table

Air vents. I put an old bit of carpet down for IVA (before I laid wooden floor)

Folding table leg

Video cable for reversing camera

Keeps table leg in place on floor

Doors held in place with magnetic strips