2016 Ford Transit Med Roof Long Base

This van was converted during the spring of 2021 and has been taken across the country twice, all over the state of North Carolina, and on two extended trips through Florida. I'd love to hold on to it, but we are looking to downsize. It's been great through a Florida summer and a high-altitude Utah spring.

General Build

• MaxxAir fan over the bed. Very handy for those southern summers and can still be used in the rain.
• Sheep's wool insulation. Safe to have exposed and fun to smell.
• Full size bed with 3 7/8 inch mattress.
• Desk. Plenty of room to work from.
• 53 Quart dual-zone fridge/freezer.
• Class III trailer hitch receiver professionally installed. Great for carrying extra gear outside of the living area. Can optionally throw in my cargo carrier if desired.
• Support beams under bed are on hinges. Can be easily rotated to fit larger items under the bed when bed is not in use.
• Lots of storage. So many cabinets.
• The seat next to the bed has room for a composting toilet to be installed and some pre-run wiring can be used for that if desired. I personally never found a need for the toilet so did not install one.

Electrical:

• 100 Ah 12V Ampere Time LiFePO4 (Lithium) battery
• 1000W Renogy Pure Sine Inverter. Runs a small coffee maker with ease!
• 320W solar
• 18A Victron DC-DC charger (hardly ever needed)
• 100V/20A Victron MPPT solar charge controller (a little undersized but has been more than sufficient for us)
• 8 dimmable LEDs
• 2 2-socket outlets (one on each side)
• 4 USB ports connected directly to DC power (can charge devices with inverter off)
• Extra wiring run (12 AWG and 16 AWG) through the ceiling in case you want to add appliances to the driver's side.

Water

• 20 gallon drinking water tank
• CuZn UC-200 water filter
• 7 gallon grey water tank
• 3 gallon/minute marine-grade pump
• Accumulator