Where's your conversion van if you're a religious cultbent on converting? A minivan isn't spacious enough to get anything done to some asshole with a death wish.
Hasbro, the company that produces Transformers toys and media, has recently used the term "conversion" more often than "transformation" in their marketing. However, "transformation" remains the more widely recognized and accepted term within the fictional universe.
"The instructions for the new Optimus Prime action figure detail a 30-step conversion from his iconictruck mode to his heroic robot form."
Because nobody else actually gave a definition, opting instead to give their opinions, here's the definition I found on Wikipedia:
"Conversion therapy is the pseudoscientific practice of trying to change an individual's sexual orientation from homosexual or bisexual to heterosexual using psychological or spiritual interventions."
Conversion Therapy is indeed a form of brainwashing, but people should know the full definition, not just that it's bad.
A full-size van, usually with a completely re-done interior and some external modifications, all of which are done by a company who buys the van new and then re-sells the vehicle to consumers. These add-ons can include everything from blinds to a tv. They almost always have a fiberglass roof that is taller than stock, to make head room and add room for the tv. Many of these vans come stock with middle row seats that rotate, and a back seat that folds into a bed. There are many other great things about conversion vans too.
My friend has got a Honda Odyssey, which has a V6, a TV, lots of storage, and automatic doors. I have a Chevy G20 conversion van, which has a V8, is rear wheel drive, has a TV, even more storage, tons of leg room, and automatic doors are for sissies.