belloinsella
New member
Located in Santa Cruz, Ca
Asking $73K
More photos:
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/cto/d/2016-ford-transit-xlt-medium/6669330604.html
2016 T-350 XLT Medium Roof Passenger Wagon- Campervan Conversion
13,500 miles, 3.5L Ecoboost, 3.31 gearing, Limited Slip Differential
Under warranty until December 2019
We bought it as a 10-passenger wagon which gets you the carpet floor, complete headliner and wall trim, A/C and heat throughout the entire van, full side curtain airbags for all rear passengers (Not available in the cargo vans or any Sprinter) and rear speakers. Also has a factory tow package with Tow/Haul transmission function, charcoal cloth, and keyless entry (combination pad on outside).
Modifications:
-Kenwood headunit, speakers and aftermarket backup camera (relocated to the top of roof)
-PIAA headlights (low + high beams) and Rigid Industries Fog lights
-Black vinyl wrapped front end
-Rear LED Flood lights on rack (nice to have when setting up camp)
-Aluminess custom roof rack with ladder and cutout for the roof fan. Low profile side rails, tight slats so you walk and three adjustable crossbars
-Fiamma F45S 10' Awning
-Van Compass 2.5" Lift Kit, installed by Van Compass
-245/75R16 Hankook Dynapro All-Terrain Tires (only 5K miles on them)
-Ultra Toil black alloy rims
-Fox Shocks on rear, tuned by Van Compass for campervan weight
-Wet Okole custom neoprene seat covers (front seats and triple bench seat)
-Replaced chrome grill with a black matte factory grill
-CR Laurence slider door glass with t-vent. This required removing the wagon trim and making a custom piece that fits factory lower door gaps.
-Husky floor liners
-Weathertech mud guards
-Factory vinyl floor cut to cover the carpet floor
-Windows tinted all around, including the front doors
-Passenger swivel seat
We have it setup in a "crew van" configuration with the rear side windows insulated and covered (can be removed) and the 3-person bench seat in the factory location. We replaced the slider window with a CR Laurence with a ventilated section. T-vent combined with the roof fan creates a nice draft through the van.
Camper Build:
-Fully Insulated with Thinsulate and Hush Mat sound deadening
-Full set of Strawfoot insulated window covers
-Custom platform bed (removes in 4 bolts), steel and powdercoated. Setup to sleep sideways (Adults 5'11" and under can sleep full extended). Queen-size width. 75"long x 60" wide.
-Custom cut 4" foam mattress with sewn cover and 1" latex topper.
-MaxxAir Roof Fan. Exhaust or ceiling fan, can be open while driving and in the rain.
-Solar power w/ 210aH battery bank: 300w solar panel with Victron/Blue Sea components wired to 2 x 105aH AGM West Marine deep cycle batteries in a custom battery box. All wiring professionally done.
-ARB 50 Qt Fridge/Freezer
-Custom storage galley for water, cassette toilet and supplies. Bamboo top.
-LED overhead lights powered by the solar, factory dome lights have been replaced with LED bulbs and run off of the starter battery
-Alternator charging as well. If it's cloudy for multiple days, you can use the engine to charge the house batteries.
Build page with every detail here...it's 21 pages, so be prepared:
https://www.fordtransitusaforum.com/camper-vans-conversions/38378-family-wagon-simple-camper.html
gkautz@gmail.com
831-239-9749
Asking $73K
More photos:
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/cto/d/2016-ford-transit-xlt-medium/6669330604.html
2016 T-350 XLT Medium Roof Passenger Wagon- Campervan Conversion
13,500 miles, 3.5L Ecoboost, 3.31 gearing, Limited Slip Differential
Under warranty until December 2019
We bought it as a 10-passenger wagon which gets you the carpet floor, complete headliner and wall trim, A/C and heat throughout the entire van, full side curtain airbags for all rear passengers (Not available in the cargo vans or any Sprinter) and rear speakers. Also has a factory tow package with Tow/Haul transmission function, charcoal cloth, and keyless entry (combination pad on outside).
Modifications:
-Kenwood headunit, speakers and aftermarket backup camera (relocated to the top of roof)
-PIAA headlights (low + high beams) and Rigid Industries Fog lights
-Black vinyl wrapped front end
-Rear LED Flood lights on rack (nice to have when setting up camp)
-Aluminess custom roof rack with ladder and cutout for the roof fan. Low profile side rails, tight slats so you walk and three adjustable crossbars
-Fiamma F45S 10' Awning
-Van Compass 2.5" Lift Kit, installed by Van Compass
-245/75R16 Hankook Dynapro All-Terrain Tires (only 5K miles on them)
-Ultra Toil black alloy rims
-Fox Shocks on rear, tuned by Van Compass for campervan weight
-Wet Okole custom neoprene seat covers (front seats and triple bench seat)
-Replaced chrome grill with a black matte factory grill
-CR Laurence slider door glass with t-vent. This required removing the wagon trim and making a custom piece that fits factory lower door gaps.
-Husky floor liners
-Weathertech mud guards
-Factory vinyl floor cut to cover the carpet floor
-Windows tinted all around, including the front doors
-Passenger swivel seat
We have it setup in a "crew van" configuration with the rear side windows insulated and covered (can be removed) and the 3-person bench seat in the factory location. We replaced the slider window with a CR Laurence with a ventilated section. T-vent combined with the roof fan creates a nice draft through the van.
Camper Build:
-Fully Insulated with Thinsulate and Hush Mat sound deadening
-Full set of Strawfoot insulated window covers
-Custom platform bed (removes in 4 bolts), steel and powdercoated. Setup to sleep sideways (Adults 5'11" and under can sleep full extended). Queen-size width. 75"long x 60" wide.
-Custom cut 4" foam mattress with sewn cover and 1" latex topper.
-MaxxAir Roof Fan. Exhaust or ceiling fan, can be open while driving and in the rain.
-Solar power w/ 210aH battery bank: 300w solar panel with Victron/Blue Sea components wired to 2 x 105aH AGM West Marine deep cycle batteries in a custom battery box. All wiring professionally done.
-ARB 50 Qt Fridge/Freezer
-Custom storage galley for water, cassette toilet and supplies. Bamboo top.
-LED overhead lights powered by the solar, factory dome lights have been replaced with LED bulbs and run off of the starter battery
-Alternator charging as well. If it's cloudy for multiple days, you can use the engine to charge the house batteries.
Build page with every detail here...it's 21 pages, so be prepared:
https://www.fordtransitusaforum.com/camper-vans-conversions/38378-family-wagon-simple-camper.html
gkautz@gmail.com
831-239-9749
