2020 Ford Transit 2WD

This tiny home on wheels is a real jem.

I bought it from a van builder in Beaverton, Oregon (Vantasy Vans). He had built it for his 80-year-old grandfather. It was his first build but, now he builds them for other people. He recently did a bumper to bumper checkup and fixed several insignificant things for me. He has offered to do a 1:1 consultation with whomever buys it.

I bought it two years ago, hoping that my husband and I would travel in it but, it has been a challenge since he has both physical and mental deficits.

This rig is absolutely amazing. It has been well loved and maintained by the Ford Dealership so, it is in premiere condition. It has only 21,000 miles on it and gets 16-18 mpg.

It has no propane (a bonus for me) and is all electric. It has 2 big lithium batteries in the back which are charged by driving the vehicle but, it can hold it's own 'off grid' without driving for up to 10 days. Using it as your everyday car makes sense and it is legal to park anywhere.

It has a refrigerator and appliances including a hot plate, a tea kettle and a pod coffee maker.

It has a 25-gallon water tank for fresh water but no grey water holding tank. The grey water either runs out on to the ground (minus pee of course) or into a 5-gallon bucket.

The toilet is a composting style called Nature's Head which takes Coconut Coir and is seamless and easy to use and dump the waste.

It has a solar accumulator on top which provides a trickle charge and an electric awning.

It has an inverter and a converter wo that when you plug it in (which I have never had to do), all systems switch over.

I have loved this vehicle as you can see from all of the personal touches. There is ample room for storage and plenty of overhead cabinets for daily use.

The primary bed is a 3/4 and there is a bonus bed for kids or pets.

I am including a lot of extras including; dishes, towels, linens, etc. to make your 'off grid freedom' feel like home. Must see to appreciate. I have included lots of photos and will be adding some as time goes on.

Bonus: I've had it appraised and licensed as an RV so, if you can't pay cash or choose not to, you might consider financing it.

Imagine, winters in the south, summers in the north. Keep on keepin' on!!