Professionally Built Dream Family Sprinter Van

We are SO bummed that we have to sell our dream family van, but we are hoping our loss is someone else’s gain! Unfortunately, we have some other major expenses we need to prioritize so we have made the decision to sell our beloved home on wheels.

• 2013 Freightliner Sprinter- 170 ext wheelbase and high roof (diesel)
• 219,XXX miles (if you don’t know already, these vans can go on and on with the right maintenance)
• Seatbelts for 4 (connections & space for car seats)

PROFESSIONAL BUILD

• Sleeps 4+ very comfortably

   *bunk beds: 5ft long and 2ft wide

*queen/king size bed designed to fit my 6’3” husband

• Dining table-to-bed conversion makes the space super effective and dynamic for whatever you want/need to do
• Sleek & durable leather upholstery (super easy to clean)
• Water system: pressurized system with 12 gallons fresh water & gray water tank
• Air condition unit with standard 20amp/110V connection (ie any standard outlet)
• Eco Flow Delta 2 Max Power Bank Station ($1900 value)
• Sink faucet turns and extends for showering option
• Energy efficient fridge/freezer by Bougie RV runs off car battery
• 2 burner stove with conversion for 1lb propane connections
• Energy efficient battery powered lighting system
• Camping toilet stowed away
• TONS of storage with upper cabinets and under beds/seats
• The “garage” fits tons of gear
• Van Essentials black out & insulated window covers for all windows ($500 value)
• Sliding door: screened window vent option and full-size bug screen
• Roof Tracks installed for future roof rack or roof tent

Recent upgrades:

• Hitch installed for bike carrier or whatever else you might want to tow
• Replaced 3 fuel injectors
• Brake pump 

Of note:

• The passenger side mirror has some cosmetic damages, but is still fully functional
• Some small spots of rust on exterior: if we were able to keep longer we would’ve just sanded and covered ourselves. Multiple mechanics have indicated it’s a fairly easy DIY task
• Fuel pump will likely need to be repaired at the next maintenance visit, but since it wasn’t an urgent need we decided to wait. We were told that this would likely cost anywhere from $2-3k and are accounting for this in the price.

Asking for $63,000. Will consider other reasonable offers.