2015 Ford Transit 2WD

VEHICLE INFO

1. 2015 Ford transit, low-roof+long wheelbase
2. Odometer: 93,xxx (still using it)
3. MPG: 18.74 ---- this is a calculated value, I log every fillup
4. Lived its life in Texas, very limited snow exposure (no rust)
5. Brakes serviced at 81,882. New front pads and rear brakes service
6. Transmission fully serviced at 83,205 (this is a big job on this vehicle!)
7. Driveline bushing replaced at 83,205
8. 2015/2017 driveshaft recall done
9. Battery kill-switch installed (nice for theft prevention)

vehicle (cons)

1. Tires will probably need replacing in next 20,000 miles
2. Mechanic said front left strut is leaking
3. Windshield has fairly large crack

SYSTEMS INFO

1. Electrical
2. 280 Ah lithium-ion battery
3. 60 amp DC-DC charger (charges while driving)
4. 3000W inverter (Renogy)
5. BMV-712 Bluetooth battery monitor
6. 12V fuse block for lights, fan, and such
7. 2 x USB charging outlets
8. backup 26 Ah lead-acid battery
9. Maxx-Air roof fan
10. 4000k version BUT I installed an automatic lift so can click a button to raise/lower the cover
11. Diesel heater is 75% installed (Espar D2)
12. heater in floor with exhaust and intake mounted
13. EasyStart Select controller installed and working
14. only thing missing is fuel tank and line installation
15. Sink
16. 6 gallon tank and 4.2 gallon tank for greywater
17. Favorite feature of this is portability -- when camped I can remove it from the vehicle and have more space inside and can stand up to do my dishes or wash my face!

BUILD INFO

1. All walls are framed with wood with Plus-nuts (nothing screwed into van sheet metal)
2. I framed everything I could so if you wanted to could easily add a real ceiling or wall slats
3. Bed and sink are not fixed to anything
4. Kitchen desk thing is fixed
5. Nice vinyl flooring with 3/4" marine grade plywood and 1/2" insulation below. This floor is also floating.

OVERALL PROS

1. Vehicle is in good condition
2. Great systems already installed and road-tested (electrical, ventilation, sink, etc)
3. Electrical system specifically has many high quality components
4. High quality floor (3/4" marine grade plywood is expensive!)
5. Sink is awesome (got lots of compliments on it!)
6. Very DIY friendly. Simple screws and such if you want to tinker with it and make it your own

OVERALL CONS

1. "DIY" appearance. If you are a stickler for aesthetics will require some finishing
2. Raw 2x4 wood showing, insulation taped to wall, kitchen desk has some screw holes
3. Diesel heater not fully installed (read above). I think it will probably only require several hours of work though. It's summer so haven't had any drive to finish it
4. Probably only space for 1 person
5. I'm 5' 10" and lived(ing) 3 months in this thing fine. It's not spacious by any means but I valued stealth and high MPG.
6. I've parked in downtown LA, SF, and numerous other places just fine.

STUFF INCLUDED

I'm selling this vehicle "furnished", including the following items in sale

1. Starlink Mini
2. 35 quart Yeti cooler
3. 3 separate 6 gallon water jugs
4. 1800W induction cooktop
5. Single burner Coleman propane cooktop
6. Bug screen for rear door
7. Rear door window privacy covers
8. Fire extinguisher and carbon monoxide detector
9. Vehicle traction pads
10. Jumper cables
11. Portable jump starter
12. Tire iron
13. 12V cigarette lighter air compressor
14. 5 gallon spare gas can

LOCATION

My preferred selling location is either Denver or Minneapolis, but if you are interested elsewhere reach out and we can discuss. Shoot me an offer on price too, if the location/timing works I can be flexible.