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1993 Dodge Van Classic
Honolulu, HI4.91 ★ 33 reviews
1993 Dodge 230-515 · Camper van
Your authentic Oahu adventure starts here, featuring a vintage van and discounted yacht sail! Go off-grid with solar power and an extended top, ensuring island comfort and freedom. Just bring your aloha spirit: a stocked kitchen, hammocks, and camping essentials await. Trust this superhost-maintained classic for a meticulously prepped, unforgettable trip.
Regular price
$64
/day
Unit price
$369 / week · $1488 / month
$500 refundable deposit
Strict cancellation policy
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I’d like to touch on one of the most common questions I receive: Where can you camp or park overnight on Oʻahu?
Second, I’d like to touch on one of the most common questions I receive: Where can you camp or park overnight on Oʻahu?
For liability reasons, I’m not able to give specific recommendations on overnight spots. That said, there are some great resources online—such as hipcamp—where you can find paid overnight parking or camping options. A quick Google search for places on Oʻahu may also reveal some great spots. There might even be a site out there that’s curated a list of locations others have vouched for.
My best overall advice is to use good judgment and keep an eye out for safe, sensible places to stay. Please note that municipal parks on Oʻahu are not open for overnight for parking or camping; most of them close between 10 PM and 5 AM.
Now...on to the vehicle details...Step into a Time Capsule and cruise around Oahu with our 1990's Retro Van! Get ready to embrace the vibes of our meticulous van that exudes vintage charm.
Features:
Extended Top - Our van's extended top provides ample headroom for you and your fellow traveler. Say goodbye to cramped spaces and hello to comfort!
Solid Chassis: Built to withstand the test of time, our van boasts a solid chassis that ensures a smooth and reliable ride. Whether you're hitting the open road or parked at your favorite camping spot, you can trust in the durability of our retro beauty.
Classic Design: From its iconic tan paint job to its chrome accents, every inch of our van screams 90's chic.
Spacious Interior: With plenty of room to stretch out and relax, our van is perfect for road trips, camping adventures, or simply cruising around town. Pack your bags and let the good times roll!
Experience the Magic of the 1990's in a 1993 camper van!
Van pick-up & drop-off details: The van is staged at a local church. You have two pick-up options: 1. Meet me at the church (location disclosed later) via your own travel arrangements...or 2. I can pick you up at the airport and take you to the van staging area at the church parking lot.
If you need pick up at the airport, there will be a $30 charge for airport pick-ups and drop-offs. The fee is comparable to an Uber ride. If you don't need or opt out for my transportation, you can choose any public transportation.
Lastly, so there are not surprises, there is an "AirTag" in the van to track its location at all times. If you operate an iPhone, you may be notified that one is in your vicinity. If this is a nuisance, please let me know. It should not be pinging regularly.
Second, I’d like to touch on one of the most common questions I receive: Where can you camp or park overnight on Oʻahu?
For liability reasons, I’m not able to give specific recommendations on overnight spots. That said, there are some great resources online—such as hipcamp—where you can find paid overnight parking or camping options. A quick Google search for places on Oʻahu may also reveal some great spots. There might even be a site out there that’s curated a list of locations others have vouched for.
My best overall advice is to use good judgment and keep an eye out for safe, sensible places to stay. Please note that municipal parks on Oʻahu are not open for overnight for parking or camping; most of them close between 10 PM and 5 AM.
Now...on to the vehicle details...Step into a Time Capsule and cruise around Oahu with our 1990's Retro Van! Get ready to embrace the vibes of our meticulous van that exudes vintage charm.
Features:
Extended Top - Our van's extended top provides ample headroom for you and your fellow traveler. Say goodbye to cramped spaces and hello to comfort!
Solid Chassis: Built to withstand the test of time, our van boasts a solid chassis that ensures a smooth and reliable ride. Whether you're hitting the open road or parked at your favorite camping spot, you can trust in the durability of our retro beauty.
Classic Design: From its iconic tan paint job to its chrome accents, every inch of our van screams 90's chic.
Spacious Interior: With plenty of room to stretch out and relax, our van is perfect for road trips, camping adventures, or simply cruising around town. Pack your bags and let the good times roll!
Experience the Magic of the 1990's in a 1993 camper van!
Van pick-up & drop-off details: The van is staged at a local church. You have two pick-up options: 1. Meet me at the church (location disclosed later) via your own travel arrangements...or 2. I can pick you up at the airport and take you to the van staging area at the church parking lot.
If you need pick up at the airport, there will be a $30 charge for airport pick-ups and drop-offs. The fee is comparable to an Uber ride. If you don't need or opt out for my transportation, you can choose any public transportation.
Lastly, so there are not surprises, there is an "AirTag" in the van to track its location at all times. If you operate an iPhone, you may be notified that one is in your vicinity. If this is a nuisance, please let me know. It should not be pinging regularly.
Guest reviews
4.91 ★ · 33 reviews · 168 saved · 79 trips
Responsive, helpful, and accommodating. Matthew is praised for his excellent communication, thorough explanations, flexibility with check-in/out, and provisioning the van with essentials. He even offered airport pick-up.
Offers unique classic driving. The 1993 Dodge Van provides a fun, unique classic driving experience with a V8 rumble. It's clean, spacious, comfy, and equipped with essentials like cooking gear and sunblock. Quirks include no AC, non-functional fuel/oil gauges, and an expired inspection sticker.
Cleanliness 4.9Communication 4.8Mechanical 4.4Value 4.9Accuracy 4.8
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What this rental offers
What this rental offers
- Coffee Maker
- Cooking Basics
- Dining Table
- Dishes & Utensils
- Extra Storage
- Inverter
- Kitchen Sink
- Potable Water
- Pots & Pans
- Refrigerator
- Solar
- Stove
- Tailgate Friendly
- Toilet
What’s included
What’s included
- Fresh Linens, camping chairs x 2, table, silverware, dish soap, 7 gallon water container with tap, 2bowls, two plates, small cooking pan, small cooking skillet. 12v cooler, toilet & toilet paper, paper towels, utensils, hammocks, French press coffee maker.
Extras & add-ons
Extras & add-ons
- Surf Board$10/dayJerry Lopez 8ft soft, foam board with leash.
- 3 person camping tent...$6/dayRequired for camping in state parks
- Late Check out$30Providing no other rental conflicts, check out up to 12 hours late
- Early Check in$30Provided no other rental conflicts, you may check in up to sixteen hours early
Specifications
Specifications
- MakeDodge
- Model230-515
- Year1993
- Length17.0 ft
- Sleeps2
- Minimum renter age21
- Seatbelts2
- Fuel tank30 gal
What’s nearby
The following are recommendations for evaluating and finding places to "camp".
Host rules
Since many renters seem concerned about the legalities of sleeping or camping in a rental vehicle, I’ve put together some general information to help ease your concerns.
While it might technically be illegal to sleep in your rental vehicle in Hawaii, enforcement is extremely rare. The local police have more pressing issues to deal with, and the Honolulu Police Department (HPD) rarely bothers people who are camping in their vehicles. As long as you're parked legally and sleeping in your van at night, you’re not required to respond if someone knocks on your door. If an officer can’t see inside the vehicle to confirm someone is sleeping, all they can do is knock. Should you choose to answer, they cannot arrest you; the conversation will likely focus on safety suggestions and possibly some legal education. If you do interact with local authorities, it’s best to cooperate and move along if they request it.
My advice is to use common sense. Park in affluent neighborhoods, well-lit areas, or places with frequent foot traffic. I’ve personally parked overnight at Sunset Beach on the ocean side of the road without any issues. Avoid drawing attention to yourself by drinking, making noise, leaving trash, or playing loud music. Respect others and the environment, and it will go a long way. Do not park on private property or questionable areas. Most parks close their gates at 10:30 PM, but sometimes you can get away with staying overnight. These gates usually reopen around 4:30 AM. You may get locked in the park if you don't exit in time.
Keep in mind that crime is present and increasing in the islands, so don’t give anyone a reason to take advantage of you. There are some communities you should avoid.
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In the event the you lock yourself out of the Van by accident. Recovery fee is $100. Taken from deposit. Lost key is also $100 fee
While it might technically be illegal to sleep in your rental vehicle in Hawaii, enforcement is extremely rare. The local police have more pressing issues to deal with, and the Honolulu Police Department (HPD) rarely bothers people who are camping in their vehicles. As long as you're parked legally and sleeping in your van at night, you’re not required to respond if someone knocks on your door. If an officer can’t see inside the vehicle to confirm someone is sleeping, all they can do is knock. Should you choose to answer, they cannot arrest you; the conversation will likely focus on safety suggestions and possibly some legal education. If you do interact with local authorities, it’s best to cooperate and move along if they request it.
My advice is to use common sense. Park in affluent neighborhoods, well-lit areas, or places with frequent foot traffic. I’ve personally parked overnight at Sunset Beach on the ocean side of the road without any issues. Avoid drawing attention to yourself by drinking, making noise, leaving trash, or playing loud music. Respect others and the environment, and it will go a long way. Do not park on private property or questionable areas. Most parks close their gates at 10:30 PM, but sometimes you can get away with staying overnight. These gates usually reopen around 4:30 AM. You may get locked in the park if you don't exit in time.
Keep in mind that crime is present and increasing in the islands, so don’t give anyone a reason to take advantage of you. There are some communities you should avoid.
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In the event the you lock yourself out of the Van by accident. Recovery fee is $100. Taken from deposit. Lost key is also $100 fee
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