2021 Ram Promaster 2WD

I bought this van in August 2024 from Noma Vans in Seattle. The owners of Noma were moving on to other things and sold their fleet of vans, all of which they had converted themselves. They bought all their vans new and did the designs and conversions themselves. My van had been rented for about a year prior to my purchase. I lived in the van for a year while attending grad school in Vancouver, B.C. It was a dream come true getting to study, read, work, and play in and around this van, and it worked beautifully for this. Sadly for me, I’m back to a stationary life now and not using the van as much as it deserves. It’s cozy, fully functional, runs well, and I think has a long life ahead of fabulous adventures ahead. Specs below:

Base Van

* 2021 RAM Promaster 2500 159″ WB

* RV build-out by Noma Vans in Seattle

* Current mileage 57,000

* Last service at Dwane Lane Ram dealer 3/27/2026

– Oil and filter change

– Overall check

* 3/24/26 Carfax report summarizes service history to that date.

Kitchen

* Full-size kitchen sink

* 1800W 2-burner induction stove

* 130L refrigerator/freezer

Table

* A panel serves as part of the bed or as a dining/work table

Bathroom

* “Telephone”-type shower

* Dry-flush Laveo toilet

Bed

* Sleeps two

* 5” memory foam mattress

* Roughly 50”x70″ (a queen bed is 60” x 80”)

Climate Control

* Gas-fired forced air heating system

* Two roof-mounted exhaust fans

Storage

* Large kitchen cabinet with roll-out 2-bin trash receptacle

* 6 overhead cabinets

* 3 pullout drawers under the stovetop

* 2 cubic foot under-bed storage unit

* Shallow storage for window covers over the “cockpit”

Electrical

* Three 100 amp-hour 12V Lithium Iron Phosphate (LifePo4) BB10012 batteries (300Ah total)

* 630W rooftop solar panels

* Batteries charged by solar panels, engine alternator, or 115VAC shore power

Water

* 40 gallon freshwater

* 20 gallon gray water

Entertainment

* Drop-down 55” Screen

* Nebula Capsule Projector

2-Bicycle Rocky Mount Hitch Rack folds out with bicycles on it to allow opening the rear doors without taking the bikes off the rack.