Owned an 1984 VW Westfalia for 15 years and loved, loved, loved it! I camped frequently. Sold it with 260K miles on it but had replaced the motor for a VW rebuild at about 190K. It had a gas stove and fridge and pop-top and extremely good ground clearance though it was two wheel drive. Towed a 14' aluminum boat and outboard from Wisconsin to Central WA without a problem. I looked at the newer Eurovan replacements but found them wanting. The frame and ground clearance were very much lacking. I think the newer Eurovan campers might be better and I'd consider a newer one if it had a poptop and no fridge or stove which are a waste of space.
The one thing I liked the most was being able to stand up to put my pants on in the morning, simple things... I never cooked in it, always carried a coleman gas stove and large cooler (didn't use the uselessly small fridge either). I always carried a large tarp that I could attach to the sliding door side and set up a table and chairs under the canopy (tarp tied to roof and adjacent trees with bungie cords). Nice rigs for camping in my experience, not powerful, steep hills required a down-shift, and they push bunches of air while on the hiway and side winds could be surprising but that's what you get with a box. All things considered I would buy another or something very similar for sure. Would work well with two guys who didn't need a lot of amenities. Add a sun shower and your ready to go, heat the water on the coleman if needed.
The one thing I liked the most was being able to stand up to put my pants on in the morning, simple things... I never cooked in it, always carried a coleman gas stove and large cooler (didn't use the uselessly small fridge either). I always carried a large tarp that I could attach to the sliding door side and set up a table and chairs under the canopy (tarp tied to roof and adjacent trees with bungie cords). Nice rigs for camping in my experience, not powerful, steep hills required a down-shift, and they push bunches of air while on the hiway and side winds could be surprising but that's what you get with a box. All things considered I would buy another or something very similar for sure. Would work well with two guys who didn't need a lot of amenities. Add a sun shower and your ready to go, heat the water on the coleman if needed.