Sold - Built for work and play, adventure-ready converted campervan

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Meet Vanadu! (LOCATION NEGOTIABLE) We bought her empty & built her ourselves and with the help of experts we know. Clearly we are not designers but we built her carefully & deliberately to meet our needs. We didn't take shortcuts bc we were planning to live in her for at least 3 more years :( & since we were planning to live in her for 5+ years we were adamant about doing things well & keeping her in excellent condition. Basically we treated her like the queen she is. Washed frequently, reg checkups, tire rotations, & oil changes with the the recommended oil. Literally if she acted weird at all she was in the shop the next morning to check it out. There is very little wasted space and we have had no issues both working & living in her FT as a couple for the past 2 years. She is part of our family. We hate to part ways at all but our family will be growing shortly so we're going to do something we didn't think we would ever do, move into a camper. If we could afford to keep her we would, but having others adventure with her is the best backup plan. So if you plan to completely gut her and re-use the materials, don't tell us. The asking price is what we've put into her, not trying to be greedy just need to survive our next step. Vehicle Info, White High Roof Cargo Van with Long wheel base 136XXX Miles Clean title -Gasoline -FWD -3.6L V6 gas dual transmission -22 gal fuel tank -AM/FM radio, 5 presets -Tow-haul mode -Stereo with Bluetooth, Aux and USB -9.5 ft clearance -Heat/AC -2 USB ports and cigarette charger -Manually adjustable seats -Height adjustable armrest -5 cup holders -Lots of cab storage (some hidden!) Exterior - Rust free We added, - A spare tire mounted beneath (still unused) - Dash cam and backup camera with GPS - Composite deck - Galvanized and rust treated roof rack -2 solar panels - Large Skylight with light or bug screen - "FANtastic" ventilation fan with screen, temperature settings, and a rain sensor - Secret & secure spare key storage Interior -Full set of insulated window reflectors (windshield one was purchased, others we made) -Customized fitted bug netting for sliding door -Clean, low signs of wear -We're non-smokers and no pets Living area -Sound deadened with "Kilmat" -Well insulated with mostly "Havelock Wool" & some spray foam insulation -Light-tight/blackout privacy curtains -Tinted side window that can be open with or without screen -LOTS OF STORAGE: (Over cab storage, Slide out storage shelves, Three medium sized cabinets, 7 drawers, a blanket/sweater cubby, 4 open shelves, 1 Storage bench, Hanging clothes closet (~40 hangers)) -Hidden full length mirror -Standing desk area with built in cork board, 120v electrical outlet w/ USB-C and USB, dry erase board, document folder, and pen storage Kitchen -"Eureka" gas stove with two burners and auto ignition -"BougeRV" 53 quart Fridge/freezer in pull out drawer (very quiet and has digital screen to check and adjust temperature) -Airtight propane locker with snug fit to prevent movement and an external vent with high-pressure adaptor hose running to the stove. -120V outlet under counter top -Swivel faucet with extendable hose and two stream modes -12” deep under-mount sink basin with cutting board, bottom grid guard, drain strainer and stopper. -Working cold water plumbing including electric water pump, and pre-pressurized accumulator tank -Internal fresh and grey water tank (7g/ea) Bathroom -Hidden, fully contained bucket compost toilet with urine diverter & separate urine tank, storage (TP, coconut coir, garbage bags etc.), and ventilation exhaust fan with switch. Dining -Slide out dinette table and two bench seats, one is bathroom the other storage -Thick cushions and durable pillows for each (pillows double as a storage bag) -5kW remote controlled diesel heater, output is between dinette benches and flows nicely to bed area to minimize energy use. -Dual USB charger -Raised floor with storage -Mounted CO/CO2/smoke alarm -Bright white overhead light built into skylight -Warm string lights hidden in fake plants over table Bedroom -Double bed (between a Full and Queen size) -Two dimmable reading lights -Two long storage cubbies (head board and foot board, holds phones, books etc. nicely) -4 usb charging ports at headboard Garage -Barn door opening to back storage area, completely separate from living area to prevent bugs, cold, etc. while doors are open. -Entire storage area is tall enough to store bicycles and is approximately 50 cubic feet (possibly more, some space taken up by cage protecting electric components) -4 small built in cubbies -Dual 120v outlet -Peg board, wire basket, multiple hanging hooks, & retractable clothes line installed on the doors. We used for a great outdoor shower area in the back! Electric -Renogy 2000 watt inverter charger -Two 100AH Deep Cycle Lithium Batteries -Two 100 watt Renogy solar panels -Solar charge controller -Renogy 20A DC-DC Charger -12V Fuse box -10 120V outlets -6 USB outlets -Renogy Battery monitor - Batteries charge via solar, shore power, and while driving. Other pros: -She its perfectly in a parking space -Very sound proof for a tin can, when one of us has a meeting inside we cant hear unless the windows are open. -FURNISHED! Comes with mattress (always protected), cushions, curtains, appliances, sunshades, etc. We're also willing to leave most of the baskets that fit perfectly. There are more misc things we can discuss including too (unless you don't want them of course). Quirks/Cons: -We are short and she is built for us so if you're taller than like 6'3" you can fully stand in her BUT the standing desk, countertop, and seats won't be ideal for you. -Headlights burn out often (like every 6 months), but they are quick and easy to change yourself and we have some spares, best to get in the habit of turning them off during the day to help them last. -Hill assist kicks in when going downhill unless you keep foot lightly on gas (this is normal for promasters, just quite annoying until you get the hang of it) -She makes the most unbearable beep sound when in R (We popped out the parking assist sensor to make it stop, that is also the reason for the "!" light on the dash. You could reinstall it but..why.) -We’re not 100% sure if the temp gauge for the engine is accurate as it has never moved (mech said it was fine) -The windshield is very flat so you will constantly be cleaning off bugs - If you run out of fresh water, the sink pump will continue to run until you fill it back up or pull the fuse. Easy to avoid if you keep an eye on it but annoying when it happens (planned to install a switch but haven't yet) -If you take a left turn too fast, one of the drawers opens. We might fix, but for now a child lock works -Access to roof only through skylight (on purpose but not everyone loves it) -Sometimes she thinks she has a CD player?

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