For Sale: 2006 Freightliner Sprinter Campervan Conversion, for $26500 OBO
I am selling my beloved custom outfitted 2006 T1N Freight-liner Sprinter Van. Crafted to elevate your travel experience, I loved this Van and it took me many places over the past several years but I am looking to downsize and give it up to someone who will enjoy it as much as I have. This van is fully equipped for off-grid living, remote work, and everything in between.
Powered by a robust custom-built solar rack with the ability to tilt panels into the sun with storage space underneath, this van boasts an impressive 900w of solar capacity. Equipped with 600amp hours of lithium battery power and a 2000w pure sine wave inverter charger, 60A MPPT solar charge controller, and a 60A DCtoDC charger hooked to the alternator, you’ll have all the energy you need to power your adventures, whether you’re working remotely or exploring off-grid locations.
Features and Amenities:
- Full-size bed
- Well-equipped kitchen with a propane stove and oven combo
- Metal Sink with running water
- 50L refrigerator ensures your perishables stay fresh on long journeys.
- Webasto Diesel Heater and well insulated (comfortable in -20F)
- Kitchen was built with redwood and plywood to prevent mold and bug infestations.
- Multiple full-size outlets and 8 USB ports throughout the van.
- Signal booster
- Full LED lighting.
- monitor arm to hang a TV or monitor with cabling run through the wall
- Removable bench seat.
- built-in hidden compartments with locks
- Reversible ceiling fan
- Rear skylight that opens
- Swivel Passenger seat
- Two fold-able desk/ tables for added counter space
- a front cab net
- two half-size closets
- two drawers, one lockable
- garage space for gear and skis
- underbed pullout storage box with 250lbs capacity
- rear tire rack
- Tons of Cubby and cupboard space
- Aftermarket stereo system with screen and apple carplay, featuring new front and rear speakers, rewired to the house batteries.
I was able to work remotely with a powerful desktop computer for years.
Even though the Van has 380,000 miles on it, I recently replaced engine with one that has 260,000 miles. The van is running in full working order and should pass smog and no check engine light. Here is a list of most of the things:
In the past 7000 miles I have replaced:
- EGR Valve
- Power steering pump
- Steering rack
- High-pressure fuel pump
- All Hoses
- Fan and fan clutch
- Water pump
- Glow plugs
- Serpentine belt
- Engine Fuse panel
- Battery
- Brakes
- Shocks
- Tail Lights/ Circuit Boards
- Fuel injectors
- Alignment
- Wiper fluid reservoir/ pump
- Transmission service
Past 4 years maintenance includes:
- Leaf springs
- Rear shocks
- Radiator
- Alternator (200A)
- Various sensors
I’ve gone over this van top to bottom and there isn’t anything that hasn’t been double checked and or replaced.
Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a full-time nomad, this van is sure to elevate your travel experience.
