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Seller's Description

Not sure about which van you want to buy? I've been there too, but I'll tell you why I love this one and maybe that will help you! (You can always read about the model features online so I'll tell you the nitty gritty real stuff) First, it really is very much a tiny house on wheels. Shower with hot water and I mean hottt as you want it. The toilet situation is great because it's just so darn easy to clean. I love the fridge on the side as you can just grab and go when you're outside hanging out. I love that there are two outdoor shower hookups besides the actual shower. The one in the back allows you to strip down in privacy. Really you have everything that makes a house a home including the kitchen sink. Back up cameras, plus a rear camera mount that feeds directly into your rear view mirror (I left this on all the time), and blind spot sensors made this van really easy to drive. Great turn radius. If I can drive this think through any kind of traffic and parallel park it then anyone can. Yes, I really can parallel park this rig! Next, even though I was solo 80% of the time, I loved having two beds to choose from. The bottom murphy+ bed system was fantastic for the majority of my nights because no one knows you're back there with the way the bathroom hides part of the bed from view. When I stealth camped, I didn't black out any of the front windows. Pulled onto a street, cut the engine, climbed into bed and went to sleep. Also, when you want your downstairs to become your office or your mini yoga studio, the bed flips up and there is enough room to stand and move. I love the "upstairs" bed because when I was at a campground, but it was a little warm, I'd sleep up there with the two big windows unzipped for a nice breeze. Way safer than me being down below with my head right by an open window. Also, having a second bed meant I had a guest room! And it was much appreciated when any of my adult kids came along for a trip. My son is 6'1" and always slept comfortably on either bed. I chose this model also for the extra 18 inches of length, which equates to me being able to pick up my bike and put it in the back without dismantling it. No bike rack needed and its safe inside. Two full bikes fit crossed and will secure with the L tracks. When I didn't have my bike (most of the time), that extra room was absolutely crucial to making my van feel extra spacious. Being in the bed with all that extra room instead of metal doors right next to you was quite luxurious. Speaking of the back doors, the fully zippable screen netting kept all bugs o-u-t. With traveling solo and doing a lot of stealth camping, I wanted to have everything I'd need inside so at night I could stay tucked away. From the bathroom to the kitchen to the effective magnetic black out shades to the generator that would heat up the coach to super toasty in minutes, to the ability to flip the hot water easily allowing for getting ready for bed in cozy warmth... all of it made my full time livin in this van exactly what I wanted vanlife to be. I really like the sturdiness of the flooring, and how easy to clean everything is. It feels like a cross between the more posh vans and the rugged ones. Oh, and the back doors go allllll the way back and to the sides of the van so its has optimal viewing when you're kicking back either propped up in bed or in a comfy chair you've placed inside! Which Is why I didn't choose any models that have the bathroom in the back. Those views in that kind of comfort are worth every penny. The solar panels work amazingly. The Winnebago service center was always shocked with how long I lived off of solar without plugging in. In non-sunny places plugging in is easy. In fact I learned all the mechanics of how everything works pretty quickly. It's all intuitive in this model. (There are youtube videos on this model for everything you may need to know.) I had a couple of Eurovans when my kids were growing up, but I really, really wish I had gotten a van like this one years before I did. This van makes even a day trip a hundred times nicer. When I think of all the hours spent at sports fields or even just chaperoning a bunch of younger teenagers at the beach, had I had the Solis my life would have been way easier. And more fun. (Four people can travel, camp, or day trip in comfort.) Throw in a few dogs and you're ready to rock. Oh and there's a ridiculous amount of storage. Even a secret wine cellar (but don't tell anyone I told you). Bottom line... WARNING: this van will cause sudden undeniable urges to quit your job and chase all the beautiful things in life. Upgraded tires and wheels. Not too many miles on these new tires. All services done at Dodge dealerships as they are the ProMaster experts. Built on a Dodge ProMaster chasis if you missed that part in your research. I'm a non-smoker. One-owner. Fantastic condition. It was my baby so very well cared for. Family responsibilities are forcing me to stay in one place, and I'd consider a vehicle swap in whatever deal we finagle. I'm super sad selling as I thought I'd have it forever. Let me eat the cost of the "new off the lot" depreciation, and you jump in where I'm leaving off. Your one google search away from all the specs that a 59 px has to offer, but if you have questions you know where to find me!

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