SOLD: 144 WB 4x4 SPRINTER WITH LIFT BED

***SOLD***

The time has come to sell my beloved sprinter van. It was custom built by Open Road Campers in Fayetteville, AR. Designed to my specs, we hit the road in it in 2022. This rig has been from Alaska to Mexico and makes for an amazing adventure vehicle for a full-timer or weekend warrior. I love this van and am only selling because I need the capital for a new project that has already begun.

Clean title. Built for off-grid living and off-road capability, this professionally converted rig is fully loaded with only the best upgrades that let you explore anywhere in comfort. Featuring hydronic heat & hot water, ample storage, a lift bed that extends the living space, plus stealth indoor and outdoor shower options.

One-Owner, Well Maintained – 61,XXX miles with routine service at Mercedes, including Service A recently completed. (Still driving it so mileage will change)
Comes with a transferable 100,000-mile extended warranty from Mercedes.

Asking $129,500 OBO. *VERY MOTIVATED SELLER, MAKE ME AN OFFER*
Currently in Salt Lake City - Delivery negotiable.

VIEW MORE PHOTOS HERE!

Features:
Full Victron system – 400Ah lithium battery, 380W solar, 3000W inverter, Cerbo display and 50-gallon fresh water capacity.
Upgraded suspension, lift kit, aftermarket wheels & tires, and a front bumper with winch.
Hydronic diesel heating & hot water, a mechanical bed lift, versatile kitchen, and a hidden indoor & outdoor shower.

Exterior:
4×4 Mercedes Sprinter 144” WB – comfort on and off road.
BF Goodrich KO2 Tires (2 brand new) + Full-size spare
17” Black Rhino Overland Wheels
Van Compass Lift & Suspension Kit
Owl Vans Sherpa Carrier + Large Storage Box & Cargo Shelf
Owl Rear Ladder & Tire Carrier
CATuned Front Bumper with WARN Winch
Flatline Van Co Safari Roof Rack – Great for mounting gear, solar, or Starlink
Fiamma 45s Awning – Instant shade with sturdy leg mounts
Amber LED Exterior Lights to light up camp at night
Exterior city water fill connection
Interior Cab Locks – for extra security and peace of mind.
AMP Powerstep Running Boards (both sides)

Electrical:
400Ah Victron Lithium Batteries
3000W Victron Multiplus Inverter / Charger
380W Renogy Solar (there's room to add more)
Victron DC-to-DC Charger
360° Camera System (Mid City Engineering) – For better blind spot visibility & safer driving
Starlink ready (Pre-Wired, Dish Not Included)
Exterior 120V outlet for outdoor use
30A Shore Power Plug

HVAC & Plumbing
Rixen Hydronic Diesel Heating & Hot Water
Maxx Air Fan Deluxe (Remote or manual controlled)
Spare Tire-Mounted Summer Water Tank (30 Gal) + Interior Tank (20 Gal) = 50 Gal Total Fresh Water
21-Gallon Gray Water Tank (with Electronic Ball Valve for easy Draining)
Integrated Tank Sensors – Know your water levels at a glance

Living & Bedroom
Euroloft/Project 2000 Mechanical Bed Lift – Bed disappears at the push of a button, transforming the space into a dining/lounge area
Flarespace Matched Flares + Venting Bunk Windows – Sleep sideways (fits up to 6’1” tall)
Lagun Table & Rear Dinette with Ample Storage
Crypton Performance Fabric Washable Cushion Covers
Premium Sileather wrapped walls for a clean, durable interior
Partition wall with sliding door for privacy & temperature control
Bugwall Magnetic Bug Screen for Rear Doors

Kitchen:
Brand-New, barely used Isotherm Freeline 140 Fridge & Freezer – TONS of space and room for ice & ice cream!
Acuva Arrowmax 2.0 UV Drinking Water Filter & separate faucet
15” Undermount Black Elkay Sink + Modern Black Faucet with Sprayer
White Corian Countertops with Marine Slam-Latch Drawers
Electric skillet that stows away when not in use.

Bathroom:
Recessed Interior Shower Pan with Matching Floor Cover – Hidden when not in use
Pop-Up Magnetic Shower Curtain – Easy setup, minimal space impact
Scandivik High-Pressure Shower Head
Simploo Composting Toilet on Heavy-Duty 500lb Drawer Slides
Outdoor Shower in Rear of Passenger Bench
 

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Looks great, but I would suggest add a lot more pictures. Outside, electrical system, inside storage, simply more detail of everything. Pictures will pull potential buyers in.

Best of luck with the sale.

Hey thank you for the comment! I could have sworn I uploaded much more but apparently not. I created an iCloud link to share more pictures and videos. Hopefully this works?

Additionally, I do have videos on TikTok and Instagram + some highlights there to creep through! Lol

Can an adult sleep comfortably in the downstairs dinette area?
Unfortunately no, that was my original intention but imo it's too claustrophobic down there when the bed is down.
 
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TheBestCow

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Hey thank you for the comment! I could have sworn I uploaded much more but apparently not. I created an iCloud link to share more pictures and videos. Hopefully this works?

Additionally, I do have videos on TikTok and Instagram + some highlights there to creep through! Lol


Unfortunately no, that was my original intention but imo it's too claustrophobic down there when the bed is down.
Hey Allyson, unfortunately the iCloud link says "Please check back soon. Allyson Noel is uploading 48 shared items…"

GLWS
 

Singler3360

Active member
Hey thank you for the comment! I could have sworn I uploaded much more but apparently not. I created an iCloud link to share more pictures and videos. Hopefully this works?

Additionally, I do have videos on TikTok and Instagram + some highlights there to creep through! Lol


Unfortunately no, that was my original intention but imo it's too claustrophobic down there when the bed is down.
If the dinette converts to a sleeping area, then it looks like an adult could sleep north/south with their head toward the front, no? Any pics of this configuration?
 
If the dinette converts to a sleeping area, then it looks like an adult could sleep north/south with their head toward the front, no? Any pics of this configuration?

The dinette does have the "lip" (pictured) to rest some plywood / supports on for a dinette conversion, because that was my original intention.

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The table also drops down perfectly to fill part of the space in the isle, but not all of it.

However, the existing bottom bench cushion dimensions do not fit together to make a perfect bed all the way across. In a normal dinette conversion you'd use the seat back cushions to fill the remaining space in the isle. But I upholstered the seat backs (they are actually doors to extra storage in the bench - see pic below) instead of making them floating cushions. So as is, they are on hinges and can't be placed in the middle to fill that space.

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to modify this for a second bed, you'd need to:
1) cut a small piece of plywood to size to fill the remaining gap between benches that the table doesn't (or make a longer table). Then....
2) put velcro on the underside of the seat cushion and on the support piece to make the cushions not slide apart / separate at night. With the 2 seat cushions together this would form a small bed for one person. or...
2) you could reconfigure the upholstered seat backs to make them just doors and add floating cushions instead. This would allow for a nice sized bed all the way across.

so yes, with a few small mods, it can be done and its honestly already about halfway there. But due to the narrow space, I never did this. Just snapped a pic of the remaining space with bed down... Can't find my tape measure right now but placed a Stanley for context!

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Singler3360

Active member
The dinette does have the "lip" (pictured) to rest some plywood / supports on for a dinette conversion, because that was my original intention.

View attachment 875055

The table also drops down perfectly to fill part of the space in the isle, but not all of it.

However, the existing bottom bench cushion dimensions do not fit together to make a perfect bed all the way across. In a normal dinette conversion you'd use the seat back cushions to fill the remaining space in the isle. But I upholstered the seat backs (they are actually doors to extra storage in the bench - see pic below) instead of making them floating cushions. So as is, they are on hinges and can't be placed in the middle to fill that space.

View attachment 875056

to modify this for a second bed, you'd need to:
1) cut a small piece of plywood to size to fill the remaining gap between benches that the table doesn't (or make a longer table). Then....
2) put velcro on the underside of the seat cushion and on the support piece to make the cushions not slide apart / separate at night. With the 2 seat cushions together this would form a small bed for one person. or...
2) you could reconfigure the upholstered seat backs to make them just doors and add floating cushions instead. This would allow for a nice sized bed all the way across.

so yes, with a few small mods, it can be done and its honestly already about halfway there. But due to the narrow space, I never did this. Just snapped a pic of the remaining space with bed down... Can't find my tape measure right now but placed a Stanley for context!

View attachment 875057
Wonderful.

Can you elaborate a little bit more on the shower setup? The one pic doesn't quite illustrate where it's positioned and how it is plumbed and used.

Also, which specific Van Compass suspension system does it have?

Thank you!
 
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WU7X

Snow on the Roof
Can you give us more info on the VanCompass suspension? I'm interested in doing BDRs, two track, etc.

Tnx,

Dale
 

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