Turn key stealth off grid luxury camper van with a ton of extras! Professional build with top quality components!
Ram Promaster 3500 high roof 159” wheelbase NON-EXTENDED (you don’t see many of these) One-owner purchased new and professionally converted. Clean Montana motorhome/RV title in my name and possession ready to transfer. I had the van inspected and the title converted which makes insuring it for its true value easier and cheaper.
CHASSIS:
-47,000 miles
-2 keys/books/manuals/window sticker
-Fresh oil change/tire rotation
-New wiper blades
-Van compass 1.5” front leveling kit
-Rear sumo springs
-BF Goodrich All-Terrain TA Ko2 tires
-3M ceramic tint on windshield and front door windows
-Dealer serviced every 5k
BUILD:
-All electric no propane
-Seats 2/Sleeps 3 (in a pinch)
-Designed for full time 4 season living
-TONS of storage
-7 upper cabinets (1 houses control panel, 1 above fridge has a 110 outlet)
-Pull out pantry
-Silverware drawer
-2 other large drawers
-Clothes closet with rod
-Bench flips up revealing storage underneath
-Shoe locker plus 2 drawers under bench
-Full size bed platform with custom 5.5” memory foam mattress
-Massive garage area with slide out gear tray and room for 2 bikes
-1 pair of skis will fit upright in the rear corners of the van
-Havelock wool insulation
-Shiplap walls
-Beadboard ceiling
-Walls are agreeable gray
-Cabinets are sage gray
-Ceiling is polar bear white
-4 zone Dimmable Led lighting
-Footwell light under sink
-Reading light w/usb
-Dometic skylight with screen and privacy curtain over bed
-Maxxair fan with remote
-Waterproof vinyl flooring
-Dual swivel seats
-Lagun swivel table
-Bench seating area can convert to sleeping area with drivers seat swiveled 180 degrees
-Custom aluminum roof rack with deck and rear ladder
KITCHEN:
-Quartz countertop
-Subway tile back splash
-Isotherm cruise 130 stainless steel fridge
-Dual induction burners
-Microwave
-Ruvati workstation sink w/cutting board
-Stainless steel faucet and filtered water tap
ELECTRICAL:
-300ah Battleborn Lithium battery bank
-400 watts of Renology solar panels
-All Victron components
-Smartsolar MPPT 100/50 solar charge controller
-Twin 30 amp Orion Smart DC/DC chargers
-Multiplus 3000w inverter/charger
-30amp shore power plug concealed in rear bumper
-3 accessible 110v outlets, 2 more behind cabinets for water heater and cooktop
-2 dual usb fast chargers
-Charges 3 ways: Solar, Alternator with the van running, shore power
WATER:
-30 gallon fresh water tank with interior fill
-Flojet pump
-SHURflo accumulator
-Hydrologic water filter with separate tap
-5 gallon gray water tank with electric dump valve
-2.7 gallon Bosch hot water heater w/timed switch
-Outside shower w/hot water
-City water hook up concealed in the bumper
HEATER:
Espar B4L airtronic gasoline fired 4kw air heater. You don’t have to think about a separate fuel source and there are NO condensation issues whatsoever.
TOLIET:
Natures head composting toilet
The van was custom built by Interstate Vans in Massachusetts who I connected with through this site. I have photos of the empty van all through the build if you're interested. So much was considered in the build and it’s worked really well. It’s like a luxury studio apartment on wheels. I love the reaction when opening the door of this nondescript van, folks are blown away! It’s served me well but I’m going to be downsizing to a more overland focused rig. I hope the next person(s) can enjoy it as much as I have. The miles are mainly highway as I’ve traveled to all the lower 48 states, some twice. I’ve used it in temps ranging from -20 in Big Sky Montana to over 100 degrees in Anza Borrego state park in California. It’s cozy and dry in the cold and bearable in the extreme heat. With the skylight open and the fan on you get a wonderful cross breeze. It does ok in the snow as I’ve also hit basically every Ikon pass destination, It’s the ultimate ski cabin. It also does really well on forest service roads. It can venture most places one would sensibly drive something of this size and weight. The van is super stealth. I’ve parked downtown in most every major city, at hotels, construction sites, on side streets, and have never gotten a knock. Vans are getting more and more ubiquitous but most people still think this is some type of work van, or the FBI. I’m sure I’m missing something so please reach out with any questions I’d be happy to chat.
EXTRAS:
-Ram all weather rubber mat for cab area
-Weboost drive-x cell signal booster
-Magnetic insulated window covers for front 3 windows
-Insulated cover for maxair fan
-Front window air vents
-Obligatory mason jars (with extra lids so you can take things on the go)
-Tire chains
-Flexible hose
-Hose Adapter
-Shore power plug adapter
-Extra hardware/latches etc
-Coco Bricks and pucks for toilet
-Shower curtain with magnetic hooks
-Bugwall sliding door screen w/ offset magnetic opening (never installed)
-Touch up paint for all 3 interior colors
-USB clip fan
Things to note:
-I have reinstalled the upper cabinet door pictured on the gear tray
-Small rock chip in windshield repaired by Safelite a year ago
-Small rock chips on hood
-Small scratch by sliding door
-Small dent in fridge door
-Some of the coating is flaking off the rear of the roof rack
-Tires starting to show some wear
*smallest gray tank size in the drop-down was 10 gallons, it’s 5 gallons
*similarly I put extended/long because it’s not short but it’s a long wheelbase (159”) non-extend van (19.8’ long)
The van is located in Bozeman, Montana. I can pick you up from the airport and would also be happy to discuss delivery in the western part of the country.
