2010 Mercedes Benz Sprinter 2500 - Family Van Conversion

Seller's Description

Built for real family adventures, this 2010 Sprinter Camper is a fully dialed, road-tested van that’s already done the miles and is ready for many more. Converted in 2017 and refined through years of travel, it’s comfortable, practical, and set up to actually live in—not just look good in a driveway. This van seats four with two belted jump seats plus swiveling front seats, and sleeps three to four with a queen bed for adults and a removable bunk for kids. Extended flares add noticeable interior space and make the sleeping setup feel open and comfortable. The kitchen is fully built out with a two-burner stove, small oven, fridge, generous counter space, and abundant storage. A pull-out cutting board expands your prep area, and the 30-gallon freshwater tank with pump and faucet supports extended off-grid trips. A removable gray tank makes draining simple. Power is solid and proven, with 600Ah of AGM batteries, 600W of solar, a Renogy 60A charge controller, and a 1200W inverter. Both 12V and 120V outlets are located throughout the van. Airflow is handled by a Fantastic Vent with a new motor installed in 2024, and an Espar diesel heater is included and ready to be reinstalled. The interior is insulated with R-13, finished with wood laminate flooring, and filled with light from multiple windows. Storage is everywhere: overhead cabinets, under-counter drawers, a closet with storage boxes, generous rear storage, and a built-in safe. The van also comes with a surprisingly complete gear setup, including a well-equipped toolbox, leveling blocks and ramps, mosquito nets for the doors, camping toilet, tire chains, and a full kitchen kit with cookware, utensils, cleaning supplies, and even a camp cocktail mixer. It’s ready to hit the road without a long shopping list. Recent maintenance includes a new battery in 2024, alternator replacement in 2019, a new vent fan motor in 2024, and a full service on 1/22/26 including oil and filter change, fuel filter, and replaced fuel lines. A Carfax report from September 2025 is available. A few items need attention: the center cabinet hinges, reinstalling the Espar heater, some failed touch lighting circuits, and a washer fluid reservoir leak likely caused by a gasket or small crack. This van has been a reliable, comfortable travel companion for our family, and it’s ready for its next chapter with someone who wants to use it the way it was built—to travel, explore, and make memories.

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