Sold - 2012 - Ford e150

Seller's Description

QUICK QUICK LOOK! OFF GRID PROPANE VAN UNDER 10K! CHEAPER THAN FUEL AND BETTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT BY 30%. NO MECHANICAL OR INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ISSUES. Location: Dallas (willing to travel to buyer with enough notice) - This van is worth more than listed but we are dont have endless time to sell - need to go back to down under. Act fast as we are listing and speaking to car sales places. We have videos showing the new bed and wood on top aswell as the working of the gas for hot water etc. This van has it all! It is not a standing van however this isnt an issue when you are mostly travelling to enjoy hiking and being outside of van. However, you have everthing in the van from the solar power for phone charging etc, gas hot water sink and cook top, fridge 65 litres, freshwater tank and grey water connector, hotwater shower and toilet. It's all in the van just a little more compact and a lot more cheaper. There are 2 side doors so a great idea would be to extend the shower so you could have a standing outdoor option. However, when we got over a sitting shower we would utilise the super cheap gym's which are only $8 at planet fitness a week for 2 people in pretty much anywhere across USA/Canada. My husband is 6,5 and had no issues with the bed of sitting to cook etc. Have a look at the specs, pictures and let us know if you are interested by sending a message. Van features: Solar setup: 2x 100w solar panels, 2x 100amp lithium batteries. 6 x usb ports. 2 x 12v outlets. 2 burner propane stove. Sink and tap with electric pump. 30 gallon fresh water tank with electric water pump. Porta potty and internal shower. 65L upright domestic fridge with freezer compartment. LED lighting throughout Instant hot water heater. Maxxair ceiling fan reversible with rain and insect guard. Set of draws for clothes and other storage. Full mattress 10inch thick Full wind-out awning attached Also 12v tv with inbuilt dvd player. Can connect to 15amp power and water hook ups. Van runs on propane fuel. We have never had an issue fuelling up and it’s on average about 40% cheaper than traditional gasoline. Averages 12mpg and gets 500miles per tank. Send me a message and I can send our travel map so you can see where we have been. Camping extras: Propane bottle stored in van (powers gas water heater and stove). Camping chairs. Camping table. All cooking utensils. National parks pass for us - 4 months remaining. National parks pass Canada - 7 months remaining. Magnetic phone mounts throughout Full Garmin sat nab system works even when there is no cell signal fully updated. Tool kit. Bear spray. All bedding. Tire covers (if you are going to be parked up for a while).

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