TacoRunner_
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Custom built 4x4 Sprinter Van 170
I started this build in January 2020 with a bare Cargo van. Reason for selling is I want a new project to dive into. This van has taken me all over the US to some of the most beautiful states and scenery you can imagine. Mileage is currently at 48,xxx. I lived in the van full time on and off for roughly 1.5 years. All of the work was done by myself and Electrical was completed by Off-Grid Engineering. More details after the photos...
Exterior
Agile Offroad RIP kit
Method 17" 703 wheels
265/70/17 Falken Wildpeak's
Aluminess side ladder
Flarespace flares
Tern Overland windows
2 Maxxair fans
Interior
2-4" of Havlock Wool insulation in the walls, floors, and ceiling. True 4 season livability
1/4" birch plywood wrapped in 1/8" foam and sunbrella fabric for the walls
Custom upper cabinets
Custom kitchen galley with Southco metal locking latches and Blum softclose drawer slides
Can fit a Dometic 55L fridge (may include in sale)
Custom lower cabinets and closet
Custom upper storage shelves with hardwood faces
Walnut slab countertop
Custom dining table on 2 Lagun Table mounts that can be converted to a 3rd bed
4 - 3" high density foam cushions wrapped in subrella fabric
Bed is all 80/20 aluminum with a 3/4" plywood platform
Maple strip ceiling with 2 LED dimable light strips
Garage
2 bicycle sliding tray on 500lb slides
Custom storage shelf
2 snowboard/ski rack
40 gallon water tank
3.5 GPM water pump
Electrical
400ah Victon Lithium Batteries
3000w Victron Inverter
Victron solar charge controller
Victron DC/DC charger
370W solar panel
Espar Diesel Heater
Victron control panels
Electric water heater
Professional wiring done by Off-Grid Engineering.
The van is used and is not "perfect". This isn't an "outside van" build, but it's not a "i just learned how to do this on youtube" build either. I need to get a replacement windshield since a logging truck in Oregon threw a stone at me. I lived in this van for roughly 1.5 years and I found not having an interior shower was never once a problem. However, the 40 gallon water tank was planned with a shower in the closet location. One can be added later. I'm sure that I forgot some details. Asking $160,000, obviously negotiable. Please don't hesitate to reach out with more questions.
More photos and updates can be found on Instagram - @ibexdesignco (best way to reach me)
Thanks for reading!
I started this build in January 2020 with a bare Cargo van. Reason for selling is I want a new project to dive into. This van has taken me all over the US to some of the most beautiful states and scenery you can imagine. Mileage is currently at 48,xxx. I lived in the van full time on and off for roughly 1.5 years. All of the work was done by myself and Electrical was completed by Off-Grid Engineering. More details after the photos...
Exterior
Agile Offroad RIP kit
Method 17" 703 wheels
265/70/17 Falken Wildpeak's
Aluminess side ladder
Flarespace flares
Tern Overland windows
2 Maxxair fans
Interior
2-4" of Havlock Wool insulation in the walls, floors, and ceiling. True 4 season livability
1/4" birch plywood wrapped in 1/8" foam and sunbrella fabric for the walls
Custom upper cabinets
Custom kitchen galley with Southco metal locking latches and Blum softclose drawer slides
Can fit a Dometic 55L fridge (may include in sale)
Custom lower cabinets and closet
Custom upper storage shelves with hardwood faces
Walnut slab countertop
Custom dining table on 2 Lagun Table mounts that can be converted to a 3rd bed
4 - 3" high density foam cushions wrapped in subrella fabric
Bed is all 80/20 aluminum with a 3/4" plywood platform
Maple strip ceiling with 2 LED dimable light strips
Garage
2 bicycle sliding tray on 500lb slides
Custom storage shelf
2 snowboard/ski rack
40 gallon water tank
3.5 GPM water pump
Electrical
400ah Victon Lithium Batteries
3000w Victron Inverter
Victron solar charge controller
Victron DC/DC charger
370W solar panel
Espar Diesel Heater
Victron control panels
Electric water heater
Professional wiring done by Off-Grid Engineering.
The van is used and is not "perfect". This isn't an "outside van" build, but it's not a "i just learned how to do this on youtube" build either. I need to get a replacement windshield since a logging truck in Oregon threw a stone at me. I lived in this van for roughly 1.5 years and I found not having an interior shower was never once a problem. However, the 40 gallon water tank was planned with a shower in the closet location. One can be added later. I'm sure that I forgot some details. Asking $160,000, obviously negotiable. Please don't hesitate to reach out with more questions.
More photos and updates can be found on Instagram - @ibexdesignco (best way to reach me)
Thanks for reading!
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