Sold - 2016 Ford Transit F250 Medium Roof 148”

Seller's Description

UPDATE: I’m motivated to sell and have decreased the price accordingly - I’ll have a city job for the foreseeable future and as much as I absolutely love this van, I’m not going to be nomadic for a while. If you are really interested please feel free to make an offer or request. I’m not available for trades unless it’s for a Toyota 4Runner in great shape plus the difference in value for the van. Everybody, meet Rhivannon. I love her so much, but she deserves to be in the hands of someone with plans to use it to its fullest! She’s built to be off-grid for however long you can ration 30 gallons of water. I have a bag full of product booklets that came with almost everything I built into the van. I’ve been the only builder, owner and driver since I get her at 30k miles in Dec 2020. I’m a gentle driver and keep up with the maintenance, so at 105k miles she’s still mechanically and structurally fabulous. - BF Goodrich KO2 A/T tires with a full-sized KO2 spare tire - Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Ultimate Air Helper Springs with Internal Jounce Bumpers - rear axle - Tow hitch and electronic tow brake control under steering wheel (I’ve only towed once, a light trailer with empty rain tanks, brake control worked great) - 30 gallon fresh water tank - 9 gallon graywater tank mounted under van with 12v kitchen-mounted release valve switch - Acuva UV-LED water purification system - Dometic 2-burner propane cooktop with cast iron grate - Rivati bar sink with drain strainer, strainer bin and nesting cutting board - 3.0gpm 12v Seaflo 45psi water pump with accumulator for consistent water pressure and flow - PEX plumbing with stainless steel crimp rings at all connections for freshwater line between water tank, pump, and sink - Two 100-watt Renogy solar panels - One 100ah Battleborn LiPo4 battery - 3000-watt Renogy power inverter - Victron SmartSolar Bluetooth MPPT Solar Charge Controller - SmartSolar 100/30 - Victron Energy Bluetooth Smart IP67 12-Volt 17 amp 120VAC Battery Charger with NEMA 5-15 Plug - Victron Energy Bluetooth Smart Shunt 500amp battery monitor - CFX3 75DZ Dual Zone Portable Refrigerator/Freezer with Bluetooth, WiFi & Rapid Cool, 75 Liter - AC outlets wired to power inverter - Both front seats on Scopema seat swivels - Butcher block countertops with epoxy seal that has stood the test of time and much use - External shore power connection just outside driver seat - Dining area converts into full-sized bed - Jute rug ceiling bolted to ribs of the frame - Havelock pure wool batting insulation against the ceiling and in wall cavities - MaxxAir 5100 Deluxe manual ceiling fan, white, multi-speed and can pull/push air - All-weather tilt-open windows on driver side (these + the maxxair fan provide thorough ventilation even during a heavy downpour while keeping interior dry) - Slide-open windows on passenger side for even more ventilation on a nice day - Bug/privacy screens on large sliding door, back doors, and most windows so everything can be wide open with visibility out from inside the van, but no visibility of the inside of the van when standing outside of it. - Standing room inside is about 5’9” - Large mop sink with a sprayer that I used as a shower. If I were going to keep the van, I’d use the space in the shower to store a toilet. This van is built with solid untreated pine lumber, plywood, star-bit decking screws, and bolts with locknuts and lock washers. It’s incredibly strong and solid, and at the same time, just a few standard tools will enable you to take it apart and rearrange like a Lego set. No adhesives except for the glue between the sheet vinyl flooring (so tough! Waterproof!) and the 3/4” plywood subfloor that sits atop an insulating floor mat made custom for these model transits. All very practical, sturdy stuff. Feel free to ask any questions if you’re considering making an offer :)

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