Sink Drain Options (No cutting)

[sethpat]

Long story short, I'm too chicken shit to cut a giant hole in my new cargo floor to accommodate the stock floor drain. I'm thinking about running the drain pipe to a small piece of PVC and connecting to a length of flexible tubing that fits into a removable collection tank. Has anyone done something like this? I'm thinking that I wouldn't need anything larger that 2-3 gallons so long as it's easy enough to remove and dump out.

Cheers,
Seth
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Unnamed 1986 Syncro

Frankenbus (sold)

https://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewtopic.php?t=674133&highlight=

1975 Westfalia
914 IV 1.7
93mm pistons
Weber 34 ICT's
Cam 264* .402 lift

[asiab3]

How often do you use the sink? My favorite solution was an easily removable stainless steel dog bowl used as a sink, so you just fill it gradually and dump it outside as needed. Easier to remove for transporting large cargo, too.

Robbie
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[sethpat]

[Tom Powell]

The sink in my '69 camper doesn't have a drain. I find it very handy for loose change and temporary storage of small items. It's easily removed and I use it occasionally for bathing.

Aloha
tp

[my59]

The sink in our 79 is connected to a plastic jug under the water container via flexible hose. The jug holds more than the supply tank, and can be removed by unscewing the hose clamp.
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my59: Well son, my grandfather died before I got to drive it, so does that answer your question?
our79: sunroof bus w/camper interior and 2.0 FI
Other:'75 MG Midget, '77 MG Midget in boxes, '12 Jetta, 77 Mercedes 300D

[otiswesty]

I got rid of the dumb black 1 1/2" pipe and went with a standard RV P-trap like the Vanagon Westfalia has
http://www.gowesty.com/product/faucets-plumbing/2424/p-trap-sink-drain-kit-?v=
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1978 Sage Green P22 Westfalia

Just a regular guy

[sethpat]

[Globespotter]

I ran clear tubing and installed a small holding tank under the bus:

http://globespotter.com/?p=676
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[scubaseas]

I have a collapsible 5 gallon water tank and flex hose. Rarely gets used. Tank is collapsed when empty with bottled water on top of it so amount of water is smaller than tank. There is a removable shelf between tank and water bottles. As the tank expands the shelf comes out. My 1970 has the stove/sink/fridge set up out of a 78 Westphalia.
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08/1970 T2a Westphalia owned since 1980

ASE Master certification. 50 years pushing a wrench
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[otiswesty]

[sethpat]