Waldoch
“Life is a journey. Why not make it yours?”
About Waldoch
Waldoch Crafts of Forest Lake, Minnesota has been converting vans and trucks since 1974, when Donald Waldoch built cabinets into a friend's van in his parents' garage. An early relationship with Ford moved the business out of the garage and into a production facility, and through the 1990s conversion boom Waldoch held a top-ten sales and quality position with Ford and GM among more than 150 competitors. When the boom ended in the early 2000s it was one of only ten conversion companies left. All six of Don's children have worked at the company and two of his sons still run it. The current catalogue spans conversion vans, Ford Transit camper vans, custom and lifted trucks, SUVs, and mobility, limo, shuttle and prisoner-transport upfits, sold through a dealer network.
How they build
Our mission is simple: we think traveling should be fun.
- conversion vans since 1974
- Ford and Ram luxury van conversions
- COYA, MOTO and StarLux camper vans
- lifted and custom trucks
- mobility and shuttle van upfits
- sold through a dealer network
Milestones
- 1974Donald Waldoch built cabinets into a friend's van in his parents' Forest Lake garage, starting the business
- 1990s - held a top-10 sales and quality position for Ford and GM among more than 150 van conversion companies
- 2000s - one of only ten US van conversion companies left after the industry contracted
The lineup
Class B
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Updated 28 Jul 2026This is the Google rating for Waldoch's business location — the offices and factory, not the RVs they build. Reviews there often come from employees, visitors and job applicants, so read it as a signal about the company, not the coach.
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