2019 Ram Promaster 2500

2019 Ram Promaster 2500

159” wheelbase, high roof (not extended)

59K miles

Price: $65K

Power:

- (3) Renogy 12V 100Ah Smart Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries

- (2) Renogy 175-Watt Monocrystalline Solar Panels

- Renogy 2000W 12V Pure Sine Wave Inverter Charger w/ LCD Display

- Renogy 500A Battery Monitor

- Renogy Rover Li 40 Amp MPPT Solar Charge Controller w/ Bluetooth

Heating:

- GRIZZLY Cubic Mini wood stove

- Stove is surrounded by ¼” hardy backer.

Cooling:

- MaxxFan

Cooking:

- Electric cooktop (2 burner)

Water:

- 22 gallon over the wheel well water tank

- Whale Gusher Bilge Foot Pump

- 5-gallon removeable grey water tank under the sink

Fridge:

- Dometic CFX3 45

Insulation:

- Havelock Wool

Additional:

- Flarespaces w/ sliding windows on both sides.

- The wires you see under the mattress by the countertop are to a heated mattress pad.

- Lagun swivel table.

- Heavy duty roof rack with solar Mounted on the cross bars up front. Plenty of room still available for a Yakima Skybox or any storage on the roof.

- Ladder is mounted on rear doors (not drilled into the van).

- Solar wires enter through the backup camera housing so there’s no unnecessary holes in the ceiling.

- Garage can fit mountain bikes with up to 29” wheels – Plenty of space under the bed.

- 4 overhead cabinets provide plenty of storage as well as storage under the couch/bench seat.

About the build:

If you're looking for a van that can handle colder and wetter climates, look no further! Our van is designed to withstand the elements, with insulation on the ceiling, floors, and walls. Even in below 30-degree weather, this van stays cozy and warm, so you can skip the fire unless it's below 25 degrees (though we love having one for fun!).

This van runs entirely on solar, so you'll never have to worry about propane. We've spent up to a week parked in the same spot, and the batteries have never died.

Inside the van, you'll find a wood stove that serves multiple purposes. Not only does it keep you warm and provide a heat source for cooking (if you ever need it), but it also helps dry out the van after snowy or ocean-side adventures. The wood stove is conveniently situated on a drawer system that holds kindling and firewood, making it easy to access.

The kitchen is placed to face out of the sliding door, so you can enjoy your surroundings while cooking. A MaxxFan in the ceiling keeps the air flowing, and a Dometic fridge is mounted on heavy-duty drawer slides under the kitchen countertop for easy access.

Our van's framing and insulation are covered in 1/4" plywood (with shiplap over it), and all the electrical is easily accessible without having to take apart the walls. This makes it easy for future owners to redo the build without having to insulate and frame everything from scratch.

Finally, the bed area features Flarespaces on both sides, allowing taller folks to sleep sideways with ease.

*Dometic Fridge not pictured but will be included with sale, can provide pictures upon request*

*Located in Mammoth Lakes, CA.*