Remote work has changed what many people expect from a vehicle. For one couple from Maui, the goal was simple: build a rolling living space capable of supporting daily work, travel, sleep, and long-term life on the road. Live More Campervans translated that brief into a custom project called the Shuygee, based on a 2025 Ram ProMaster 159\u2033 Ext Super High Roof.<\/strong><\/p>\n The tall roof played a major role in shaping the layout. Inside, occupants get 86 inches, or 7 feet 2 inches, of standing room. Extra height made room for several dedicated areas rather than one large open cabin. A work zone sits up front. Swiveling seats face a fold-down desk, while a compartment underneath doubles as storage and a footrest. Small detail, perhaps. Yet floor space stays available for other uses.<\/p>\n Sleeping arrangements take a different route from many camper conversions. Above the rear seating area sits an RV queen bed mounted on a Happy Jack lift mechanism. A button lowers the bed electronically when needed. During the day, the lower section stays available as a wraparound dinette with custom high-density memory foam cushions and a butcher block table mounted on an electric pedestal. When guests arrive or plans change, the same area converts into another sleeping space.<\/p>\n Moving toward the center, the kitchen stretches along both sides of the aisle. Four large drawers fitted with soft-close hardware and 50-pound magnets occupy one side together with upper cabinets, a 130-liter Vitrifrigo refrigerator and freezer, plus a Cubic Cub wood-burning stove. The owners requested the stove because future trips include Alaska and they wanted more than one source of heat.<\/p>\n Across from that section sits additional storage, a chrome slide-out pantry, and a large sink. An extendable faucet reaches outside through the sliding door. A pop-up counter increases preparation space. No fixed cooking appliance appears in the build. Instead, the owners plan to rely on portable equipment such as induction cookers, air fryers, and Insta Pots.<\/p>\n The bathroom arrangement hides in plain sight. A TechVanLife floor shower stays concealed beneath a removable panel until needed. A ceiling-mounted curtain completes the setup. Nearby sits a compact Trelino portable toilet. An exterior shower connection adds another option.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, practical storage appears throughout the van. A recessed drawer occupies part of the walkway floor. Van Essential storage bags line the rear doors. A second refrigerator sits at the back. Electrical and water systems live beneath the dinette benches.<\/p>\n Power comes from a 600-watt solar array, a 460-amp lithium battery bank, and DC-to-DC charging. Through a Garmin PowerSwitch system controlled by an iPad, the owners manage lighting while keeping track of electrical functions, Starlink connectivity, and water tanks during life on the move.<\/p>\n Shuygee Campervan \u2013 Photo Gallery<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"Shuygee](\"https:\/\/automobilegator.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/Shuygee-Campervan-6.jpg\")
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