2015 Ford Transit Connect Long wheel base camper

Professionally converted into a camper van in 2021. Drove all over the US and parked in 2022. Been sitting since then and just started up this year again – so the conversion is still quite new and unused. Will be parked in SF bay area as of next week!

Details:

– Professional conversion by InstaVanBuilds

– 86000 miles (may be slightly higher – being driven daily)

– driven less than 10000 miles since the conversion

– No mechanical issues

Electrical:

– Newly installed (2026) 200ah battery

– Newly installed (2026) 2000w 120v inverter

– Newly installed (2026) Air conditioner for the living area (5000 BTUs)

– Air conditioner runs for ~7-8h without ignition before battery needs charge

– All circuits isolated and secured with individual fuses

– Starlink mini installed and works without issue

Heating:

– Diesel Heater with exterior exhaust (under the van)

– Diesel tank behind passenger seat

Plumbing:

– 5 gal water tank

– no gray water tank

– extendable faucet (for showering out the back or washing feet / shoes / boots after a muddy adventure)

Interior:

– Fully insulated for winter and summer climates

– Shiplap walls

– Pine ceiling

– 4x 12v pot lights

– 1x 12v reading light

– 1x dome Maxx Air

– custom bench sofa (converts to bed)

– storage under bench sofa

– stained cedar cutting board sink cover

– drying rack inside sink

– all cabinets / drawers secured with latches

– huge storage pocket above driving compartment

– removable swivel table (i use it as a desk for my laptop)

Exterior:

– comes with roof rack & roof cargo box

– comes with step ladder for easy access to roof

– thick 8 gauge wires installed on roof for future solar panels

– Removable bug net for sleeping / camping with the doors open.

Vehicle:

– Crack in windsheild (doesnt affect driving, doesnt seem to be getting bigger)

– Slight thunk when going over bumps

– Mechanically sound, no issues.

– Rear backup camera

– Missing one rear wiper (never used anyways as the windows are covered with blackout shades)

This camper sleeps 1 very comfortably and 2 if willing to cuddle.

We’ve done 2x multi-week cross country roadtrips in this thing and its extremely stealthy as it looks like any other work van.

Never ran out of electricity, never ran out of water (refilled every 2 days), never been bothered.

Currently parked in the bay area (Pleasant Hill, CA)