2011 Sprinter 2500 Camper Van Conversion

This is a fun and functional van. We built out a passenger van to haul 7 people. The vin# comes back as an actual passenger van so you can use typical automobile financing if you need to. This is where cargo van conversions can be tricky for some people. If you are taller than 6 foot this van is probably not for you. With the windows a person 510 can comfortably sleep side to side instead of forward to back.

The seats are easily removable for more room. It has a dorm size fridge, microwave and works flawlessly. It has two Maxx air fans. A plumbed in diesel heater. The solar keeps everything charged with good sun light and there is a DC to DC charger with a higher amp upgraded alternator to charge the house batteries when solar is low.

Winter just cleared up here so Ill be changing the steel wheels and studded snow tires over to the black aluminum wheels with good 50% tread LT tires for the summer. Both sets of wheels and tires are included in the sale.

I just replaced the rear differential fluid and pinion flange seal. I have new front brake calipers, rotors and pads for when they need to be replaced. I always use MB approved fluids and change the oil every 7,000 miles. I will also include a Foxwell OBD11 Bidirectional scanner so you dont have to go to dealerships to reset service intermissions and diagnostic codes.

This is a great starter van if you have many humans to haul, its great for weekend camping trips and makes traveling easier and less expensive with the rear kitchen and full size bed.

I havent completely finished off the interior so it would be easy to make changes to the layout and finishes if you would like. I can include the cedar panels I have to finish the ceiling and give you a rundown of the whole system.

Im including the magnetic Van Essentials window coverings. About $1,000 value. I dont have coverings for the front 3 windows.

Id like to keep the mattress and the roof box but if those are two things you need we can negotiate a price for them.

Please feel free to ask any questions!