US Travel Van built for travel with medical equipment/supplies

White, 2020 cargo van, about 65,000 miles. Built for personal cross-country travel.

Harbor Freight shelving. No windows. Rear compartment is insulated and outfitted with separate heating and cooling system, designed to keep cargo at room temperature regardless of outside weather conditions. Solar panels on roof, and separate four battery storage system to run heating and cooling independent of van battery. Also includes a plug-in extension cord, so can be plugged into a 120 v outlet if you’re staying overnight with access to power.

Purchase and outfitted in 2021, expressly to support my desire to travel the US while bringing some specific medical supplies. I added heating/cooling and insulation, so supplies were kept at room temperature. Van has no windows, and vinyl fake company logo applied to side panels because 1) I wanted no windows so that thieves couldn’t look inside and see all of my stuff and bicycle, 2) I didn’t want to drive around in a windowless white cargo van and creep people out. The company logo is fake, and advertises a company that most people would immediately ignore and kind of signals that nothing of value is inside the van, again to prevent theft. You can keep it, remove it, or make your own fake company.

Shelves allowed me to keep two weeks of clothes and supplies, with plenty of room for camping equipment, a safe, and other living supplies (laundry soaps, van cleaning supplies, snack packs, etc.) Comes with Ridgid rolling tool cases that I used to carry equipment and clothes into the hotels I stopped at.

It’s been used on three cross-country road trips, and I loved it. I upgraded the radio panel to have a large screen display and wireless Apple CarPlay.

Awesome van needs to be owned by another US traveler.