Sold - Ford E-350 camper van

Seller's Description

After owning“Big Green” for the last year and being able to travel from Utah to Florida then PA then back we decided it was time to sell. We are traveling overseas and are selling our van. It’s a great first van for people who has never tried van life or travelers who just want to visit the USA. She used to belong to a French couple before that travel all through the US and Canada. Specs: Ford e-350 5.8L engine size Mileage: 109,500 Outside: coating is Rhino lining which helps with any scratches. It has insulation throughout the van and vinyl flooring. Inside : •Multiple cabinets for food storage, •Cedar paneling along most of the interior. •12v fridge with a small freezer. •Two burner stove run of a 5 gallon propane tank. •Sink with flowing water thats run off a pump. •Multiple charging and connection sights for charging . •Cassette toilet •Extendable shower head for taking showers outside. •The bed works on a slat system. When not in use it slides into itself so that it’s out of the way. When ready to sleep all you do is slide the slats out to extend the bed and unfold the tri-fold mattress. The mattress is a Milliard Tri-Folding Memory Foam Mattress with Washable Cover, Twin XL Size (78"x38"x6"). It slept the both of us fine. •The celling height is around 5’8”. •The van has swivel seats as well •Multiple light options including, puck lights in the celling, Christmas lights along the top for some dimmer lighting. Fan on top of van to either pull in air or pull it out. Water: 20 Gallon fresh water tank underneath the van and gets pump up with the electric water pump. 15 gallon grey water tank underneath the van. Solar Set Up: We have two 200 watt solar panels up top supplying 400 watts of solar. It’s controlled by a new (9/23) solar controller that gives you readings and info. Batteries: We just upgraded the batteries this summer (08/23) because we wanted more Amp Hours. We have four 6V lead acid, 125 Amp Hour batteries being charged by the solar. The batteries are hooked up in parallel to create 12 volts (to power fridge/freezer and anything else that’s 12v) with a total of 500 Amp hours of power! 1500 watts pure sine wave power inverter. Needless to say we didn’t have any problems having more than enough power for everything we need. The fridge and freezer take up the most power but even with that we still had plenty of battery storage for what we needed. Even on an overcast day we still were able to pull enough power from the minimal sun and charge the batteries. The batteries are also charged when the van is on from the alternator. There’s a switch that disconnects that line so that when the van isn’t on the leisure batteries in the back don’t drain the van battery. There’s also a battery monitor that tells you the volts reading and how much storage is left. Van also has shore power hook up for charging at home or camp ground. As for the van it’s self, it was just inspected and we’ve been upgrading/replacing parts as needed. Here is some work that’s been done recently with receipts in hand. Oil change and oil filter replaced. 07/23 New radiator. 07/23 Brakes. 05/23 New serpentine belt. 07/23 Four brand new tires and alignment done. 11/23 Remanufactured transmission and still under warranty. New driveline installed as well. (10/23) Everything in the van works great including AC and heating. The plan was to live in the states and travel more which is why we upgraded so many things inside and out. But life and work change. Reach out with any questions you may have or if you would like to see it in person or on FaceTime. Currently in Salt Lake Utah, but we travel to Los Angeles as well. Delivery can be arranged somewhere on the west coast if needed.

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