Build timeline
The lead time for a Titan build, the four stages from deposit to delivery, and what moves the date.
How long does a camper van conversion take? Our current lead time is 4–12 weeks, depending on model and options. Chassis availability and the build queue move it, so your estimate confirms the date for your build. The time goes on four stages: designing and pricing your build, getting the van to the shop, production in Boulder, and a walkthrough when you pick it up. The production stage itself, once your van is on our floor, is 4 to 8 weeks depending on the model, as our build-time guide explains. If you would rather drive away sooner, our camper vans for sale are finished builds.
Deposit to delivery
Design Your Van prices your model, chassis and options line by line. We review it with you and come back with your estimate and the current lead time. A $3,000 retainer deposit then holds your build slot. This stage moves at your pace.
Titan prices are for the conversion, so you supply the Sprinter or Transit, new or used. A van you already own, or one from dealer stock, is the quickest start.
Your van is built in our Boulder shop, where most of the components are designed and made in-house. Your own build-progress link shows each stage as it is reached, with photos from the shop floor.
You choose the day and hour from the delivery times we open, then spend about an hour at the shop while a Titan Vans team member walks you through every system before you drive away.
The calendar
Starting prices for every model, from $44,995 for the Classic 144, are on the camper van prices page. Weighing a used van against a new build? See used camper van vs a new conversion.
Questions
Our current lead time is 4–12 weeks, depending on model and options. Chassis availability and the build queue move it, so your estimate confirms the date for your build. If you would rather not wait, our camper vans for sale are finished builds, and each listing shows when its van is available.
Titan prices are for the conversion, so you supply the Sprinter or Transit. A van you already own, or one in dealer stock, is the quickest start; a factory order that arrives late moves the build date with it.
With a $3,000 retainer deposit, which secures your slot on our production calendar and is credited toward the total for your build. Your estimate is finalized and approved before the rest is due, on the schedule in the build agreement you sign.
Yes. Every order has its own build-progress link: you see each stage as it is reached, the photos from the shop floor, and your estimate and agreement in one place.
Plan on about an hour at the shop. You pick the day and hour from the delivery times we open, and a Titan Vans team member walks you through your van, its systems and its options before you drive away.
They can: the range depends on the model and the options you choose. Decide on the large options, like a pop top or an off-road package, when you design the van. Smaller comforts can be added later at our service center, since Titan components are designed to be removable and upgradable.