Off-roading 4×4 2006 Ford Econoline

I’m selling my baby, I hope she can find a new home that loves her as much as I have!

2006 Ford 4×4 XLT Econoline van with high top roof

– V8 5.4L with a 6 inch lift

– Engine has 230k miles

– Complete transmission rebuild in January 2024 with less than 10k miles on it

– Custom upholstered seats

– Custom bumpers, steel ladder + roof rack with surf rack 

– Composite decking platform on roof rack

– Custom rear tool box + spare tire rack

– Awning

– Front and rear light bars

– Coil front, rear leaf springs

– Fox shocks all around with reservoirs

– Front axel F350 Super Duty 2010 Dana super 60

– Rear axel F350 Super Duty 2010

– 20 inch wheels with 35 inch tires

Interior campervan buildout

– Foam bed that fits 2 people (My partner is 6’3″ and he can still stretch his legs out)

– White cabinets with butcher block counter tops

– Dometic front load fridge with freezer

– Propane stove + oven (because baking cookies on the road is not overrated)

– Airhead composting toilet (the #2 portion of the toilet has never been used but is set up if you want to use it)

– 30 gallon freshwater tank

– 15 gallon greywater tank mounted underneath the van

– Acuva water filter for drinking water

– Diesel heater (that I’ve used while sleeping at the ski slopes and it’s amazing)

– 2 Maxx Air fans (one in the front, one in the back for maximum air flow)

– There’s a safe in the van where I keep my computer and camera equipment when I’m on the road

– Flooring is vinyl sheet flooring

– The passenger seat is on a swivel and there’s a lagun table to make a workspace

– Insulated window covers come with the van

– 3M Thinsulate insulation

– XPS insulation board under the flooring

Electric System

– x3 100ah battleborn batteries

– Smart Solar MPPT charge controller 100/50

– 3000w victron inverter

– Orion TR smart DC-DC charger (alternator charging)

– x3 100w solar panels

There’s a ton of cabinet and garage storage in this van, it’s pretty incredible. I basically built this van out to be a tiny home on wheels. No expense was spared when purchasing materials for the buildout. The vehicle itself has been maintained regularly and I have receipts for the maintenance.

If you have any questions, just ask. Currently located in Moab, UT, but am open to negotiating dropping the van off somewhere if needed.