2019 Ram Promaster 2500 Exotic Custom Build

It’s unfortunately time for me to let go of my self-built campervan, Ladybird. I’ve owned this van since 2020 and have meticulously cared for it. I spent two years building it by hand and two years living in it full-time. She’s my magnum opus as a craftsman and my pride and joy. I’ve decided to sell her because I’ve found an incredible life away from the road and all she’s doing now is collecting dust. I’d much rather see Ladybird go to people who will appreciate and use her the way she was built for. The van was built for a full-time lifestyle but can also make an excellent weekend recreation vehicle. It has easily fit two adults in the past without any issues like insufficient electricity or water capacity. Mechanically, it’s as sound as can be and still holds its original drivetrain from the factory. I haven’t had to perform any major repairs and have kept up on routine maintenance, including transmission fluid. Additionally, almost all its miles are from the highway. Unfortunately, there is some hail damage on the roof above the windshield, but it’s difficult to see in most lighting. As mentioned prior, I built the entirety of this van myself, so if you have any technical questions, I am happy to answer them in detail. I poured my heart into this build and I believe it shows in the aesthetic and details of this van. She’s a pretty unique one!

Specifications:

-159” Wheelbase and high roof Promaster

-x4 100 watt Renogy solar panels

-x2 100AH lithium Battleborn LiFePO4 batteries

-40amp MPPT Renogy charger controller

-2000 watt inverter, directly wired into a breaker box that leads to the house outlets

-Victron battery protect and Victron Smartshunt

-Both Victron products are Bluetooth capable for full system monitoring

-x2 Maxxair Deluxe Fans, with remotes

-x4 LED recessed puck lights in the ceiling, on a dimmer switch

-Brazilian coffee bags as a finish on the ceiling

-Sugi tongue and groove paneling

-6gal of fresh water with an additional x3 6gal tanks in the rear

-6gal gray water tank

-Shurflow 12v water pump, with sound deadening attachments

-Shurflow accumulator tank

-Bar sink with a rectractable sink head and two spray modes

-Two burner propane stove

-Sealed and ported propane locker, fits 20lb barbeque tank

-45 liter ICECO fridge with SECOP compressor, on a rolling platform

-Full power bar mounted above the fridge bench with multiple USB, 12v, and 110AC outlets

-Four sets of deep cabinet drawers

-Queen-ish sized bed (60×70”)

-6″ total foam mattress, very comfortable

-Very deep kitchen galley cabinets made from marine grade plywood as the guts, a cedar front face, 3″ toe kick, cabinet doors made from 120 year old reclaimed oak from a kentucky farm house, and a glued-edge pine countertop hand coated in polyurethane

-No overhead cabinets due to depth of cabinets. I wanted to keep the cabin feeling more open and this helped immensely. Never needed more storage than this.

-Indonesian Birch for the rest of the cabinetry in the van (like the fridge bench, cargo area divider, clothing cabinet, etc)

-5KW diesel heater with a 2.6 gal fuel tank

-Kilmat sound deadening mats in the walls

-Thinsulate 500 grade insulation

-Furring strip framing

-1/2″ rigid foamboard XPS insulation in the subfloor

-1/2″ BC plywood subfloor

-Floating vinyl plank flooring (Blue Ridge Pine colored)

-Recently had the rear doors professionally painted black to help it feel more spacious

-Perfectly fit, professionally made window covers and ceiling vent covers

-Falcon Wildpeak A/T tires, tons of tread left

-Comes with snow chains, tow rope, jack kit, and an entire spare diesel heater assembly