Sounds a bit fishy tbh . Are you certain she didn ' t know you lived there ? <| sep |> If this scares you , you should stop using the Internet or at least any forum . <| sep |> Holy shit , he sent me the exact same message . Like , exact copypaste . <| sep |> The only major inconvenience that I can think of is the curb side access to the back . There ' s a reason they put the rear side door on the passenger side , but maybe you don ' t do much street parking ? I have a ford cargo van with the two barn doors on the side and I built out my kitchen into the space behind the rearward door . I now only use this door to access my water tanks from the outside and having that exterior access is pretty functionally awesome if you build into that space try to put something there that takes advantage of this . I still use the other door as my main access into the living area . It ' s not uncommon for me to be backed into a space that I cannot open the rear doors due to tight parallel parking or a wall or fence . just something else to consider , maybe leave 2030 behind the passenger seat and build into the rest of the space ? Between the two I ' d much rather have the side door access but other than curb side access i think it ' s just a preference .