2005 Dodge Sprinter

Van Camper

Automatic

WD0PD744155821487

Clear

Diesel

I have my 2005 Dodge Sprinter 2500 custom RV conversion van. She is a former FedEx van that I converted to an RV to live in. Unfortunately I have some bills to pay and need to sell her. I know I won't make back all the money I put into her, so my loss is your gain.The details:Fully insulated from floor to ceiling. It has a 400 Watt solar system with a 2 - 6V 300 Amp Hour Like feline battery bank (2 years of full time living in the van and I've never once had to plug in)MaxxFan 10 speed vent fan with remote and auto on/off based on temperature. You can keep the fan ope while driving and it has a built in rain cover so you can keep it open during even the sorts thunderstorms. Espar D2 diesel cab heater with thermostat and high altitude kit. ShurFlo variable speed water pump. Norcold low draw DC refrigerator (I run it full time off the house batteries and have never run them down)25 gallon fresh water tank with filtered tap. Thetford toilet with RV dump valves under the van. 5 gal propane tank mounted under van. 3 burner stove with oven and removable cutting board top. (Using the stove/oven multiple times a day, the propane lasts about 3 months)Sunroof over the bed opens as a vent or you can remove the glass entirely. Under bed storage drawers. Under bench storage8" latex foam full size mattress (very comfortable)The van performs surprisingly well in the snow. I bought chains and have used them maybe once, and I work for ski resorts in the winter so I'm always in the mountains during the winter. Mechanical:It was fleet maintained by FedEx for the first 400000 miles. She's in really good shape. I have replaced the starter, alternator, glow plugs and glow plug controller, brakes, belt, turbo hoses, various sensors (I have receipts from all the work done by LinDen Engineering in Golden.)I'm having the 40000 mi transmission service performed on Monday 10/24/2016 at LinDen Engineering in Golden, CO that he says should resolve an intermittent check engine light. He says it's just a sensor acting up. New rear tires this spring. EDIT:The transmission service was performed and the van was checked over by LinDen Engineering in Golden, CO. He gave the van a clean bill of health. They also pulled the injector covers. There are no leaking injectors (aka "Black Death"). Everything on this van is in great shape.