2019 Mercedes Sprinter Revel 44E 4×4 – A Fully Loaded Off-Road Adventure Van

Revel build turned into an off road adventure machine. Fully capable of going just about any place you have the guts to take it. Clean, loved, well care for, but used as it should be. Ready to go wherever ever you want. Full list of upgrades below, the cost on the upgrades was around $25,000. The Winnebago Revel build out specs and equipment is readily available online so I won’t go into those details.

I lived out of this 6 months, taking it all over, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, including a one month boodocking stretch deep in the Missouri River Breaks, Montana. The Agile Offroad Suspension gives it a lift and levels it off, this thing is big and beautiful. I have never seen a bigger or more imposing Sprinter Van. With 4×4, the suspension, and full skid plates underneath, you can get in some deep rough country for some amazing remote adventures.

Van life really is the best life, I certainty miss it, but life has other ideas right now. I have loved the adventures, but now it is time for someone else to own this amazing machine. I am in the process of dealing with a small ding on the passenger side back panel, small but needs to be fixed. Insurance is already on the hook for it, and I am in line for the repair, but I am ready to sell now though, and my price reflects that buyer would need to deal with getting that repair complete, either at the shop I found or their own. The ding is small, and not a reason to hold someone up from their dream van. See the photo.

Aftermarket Upgrades

Pedal Box

Agile Offroad Suspension – gives it a lift and level

Agile Offroad secondary fuel take

Full Set of Skid plates

Seal Savers

Owl Vans Rear Tire holder, Box Mount and Box

Roam Built Side ladder

Max Traxs

1 Up Bike Carriers X 2

Black Rhino Hard Allows Wheels, including spare

Oversized Tires

Vinyl Black out wrap on front, and side pop outs.

Protective coating on the side panel bottoms.

Soft Start Air Conditioner – for generator use

I believe this was also a solar upgrade/additional panel, but don’t know the specifics.