This is a true 4-season, 4x4 van that was built for us by Advanced RV in OH. The original intent was for us to drive around to various cycling events with our tandem bicycle in the van. The van only has 10,000 miles.

Here is a great video of the van. If the link is broken, let me know and I'll send it to you.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RRQimu8pdClmiHXc34RMQ-W7iq_VIrJE/view?usp=sharing

Price $349000

Electrical

- 12-volt system

- 10 KWH Lithium battery

- 3000 Watt inverter/charger

- Dimmable LED lights

- Numerous 110-volt outlets, USB-C, and USB-A ports

- Shore power (15 or 30 amp) hookup

- Silverleaf control panels

Plumbing

- Fresh 40g

- Gray 28g

- Black 15g

- Water hookup and gravity/manual fresh water tank fill

Technology

- Doran Tire Pressure Monitoring System

- BlackVue dash cam

- WiFi Ranger

- Sonos Beam & Mini Sub

- 24” Vizio TV (connected to the Sonos system)

- Google Chromecast (connected to the Vizio TV)

- MyRozie monitoring system

- weBoost

Features/Amenities

- VB air suspension kit for the rear axle

- Toyo Open Country AT3 tires

- Shower

- Toilet

- Refrigerator

- Separate freezer

- Microwave

- Plug-in electric cook-top

- Radiant floor heat and forced air heat

- Electric awning with wind sensor

- Two mounting points for the Lagun table

- Wardrobe cabinet

- Full-height pantry cabinet

- Control panel for lights in the galley and in the back of the van by the bed

- Dimmable RGB mood lighting

- Maxxfan

- Bug screens on all windows, sliding bug screen in the side door, folding bug screen in the back door

- LP6 lights in grill

- Includes fork mounts for 1 tandem bicycle (yes, it fits!) and 2 single bicycles

- Includes Park Tool bike clamp that attaches to the passenger rear door

I really think some of these vans are getting way overpriced…saw one yesterday that wanted 30k for an E250 1998 ! Can’t find the picture.

DO THESE Ford Transit Connect WAGON models work for micro camper build-outs? Is the rear cargo area more narrow than the usual Ford Transit Connect Cargo models? Is the length greater than the usual Cargo conversion model?

For reference: pictured is a 2016 model.

I can’t find any YouTube videos/info with these. Most camper van conversions utilize the non-wagon model.

360k miles Lightly used. Newspaper insulation All the windows work when closed. 34,990 or OBO Willing to trade for an Urus.

I’m looking to purchase a cargo sprinter van for conversion to a camper.

Trying to decide between a 2019 4x4 with 80k miles for 47k, and a new 2023 AWD for 67k…

Is the savings worth it? Assuming a clean inspection on the used van. I think both will hold their resale value well, and I’m struggling to decide.

I am purchasing a van in Seattle from someone on fb marketplace. However, I am driving back to Missouri in 15 days and will be registering it there. How does it work for temp plates and title and all that? Do I have to get them in Washington to drive back? Like how does the entire process of buying a car go after the inspection and everything. Even handing over the money, via check do I have to wait until the check goes through or do we take it that day that I give the check. This is my first time buying a car so please be nice

https://vanlifetrader.com/listing/willing-to-deliver-experience-true-freedom-with-this-2022-transit/