AVC RIG Ford Transit paper patterns let you rapidly build wall panels in any material you want. The exact cut shapes come on full-size paper templates, so you get an easy, effective solution for your interior kit that ships conveniently across the country.
What the Ford Transit Paper Patterns Show
Details on the walls and ceiling templates:
Exterior contour of all panels
Ford factory 8mm threaded insert locations
Ceiling light suggested patterning
Ceiling rivnut suggested location
Front driver side factory style window shape
Slider door factory style window shape
CRLVW1033 bunk window shape
Rear doors have outlines for with or without windows
Options for Ford Transit Paper Patterns
The full wall kit includes walls, ceiling, rear/slider doors, and aluminum wall/ceiling supports.
A ceiling only option is available if you just need the ceiling templates.
Choose the templates that match your van: Medium Roof 148, High Roof 148 or High Roof 148 EXT.
How to Use Paper Templates for Wall Panels
Lay the Ford Transit paper patterns on your sheet goods, trace the panel contour, and cut. Because the templates mark the Ford factory 8mm threaded insert locations, your wall panels line up with the mounting points already in the van. The ceiling templates show a suggested light pattern and suggested rivnut locations, so you can plan wiring and fasteners before you cut the ceiling.
The window shapes are drawn on the templates too. That means your wall panels can follow the front driver side window, the slider door window and a CRLVW1033 bunk window without guesswork. On the rear doors, use the outline that matches your van, with or without windows.
Paper templates are a good fit if you want to use your own material or finish, or if you prefer to do the cutting yourself. If you would rather skip the cutting, see our pre-cut van wall and ceiling kits. Need the floor too? Grab the Ford Transit floor paper patterns.
The Ford Transit paper patterns are designed around the Ford Transit cargo van and made in the USA. Watch the video below to see how our wall panels and ceiling go together.
