2014 2WD

I am the second owner since the conversion and I’ve enjoyed this van immensely! I purchased it in Jan of 2021 and I’ve put just over 7k worth of memories into it. I’ve also replaced the brakes, battery, and alternator and have kept up with maintenance! The conversion was a DIY project for an expecting father during the pandemic. He had to let the van go to make room for his new daughter. About the build: The bottom "drawer" of the middle compartment is a step that extends out. A socket is on the wall w/ 2 outlets & 2 USB ports that connects to the inverter. The water heater & pump plug into the extension cord, then into the generator. There is no gray water tank. Water runs through pipes out the bottom of the van. - (2) Renogy 100-watt 12V monocrystalline solar panels - Renogy 12V 100Ah Smart Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery - Renogy Rover Li 20A MPPT Charge Controller - 2KW diesel heater - 1500W Pure Sine Wave power inverter with remote control - NOCO genius 10A fully automatic smart charger, maintainer and desulfator - (2) CR Laurence T-Vent windows - RecPro power cord hatch to connect to an exterior power source - Maxxair 10-speed remote-controlled intake & exhaust fan with thermostat - 30-gallon fresh water storage tank - Bosch electric mini-tank water heater, 4-gallon, point of use, 1440 watt - Seaflo industrial water pressure pump 115vac, 3.3gpm, 45psi - Flojet accumulator tank - Shurflo water filter - Butcher Block Countertops - Frigidaire 3.2 cubic ft mini refrigerator - LED puck lights with remote control (or press to use) - AA batteries - Kitchen sink - Shower stall - Zimmer 5-gallon toilet (never used) - Honda Predator 2000-Watt Super Quiet Inverter Generator - Alexapure Pro Water Filtration System - Many household "extras"