$56,000 · 2010 Mercedes-Benz sprinter 2500 camper van conversion

It is sadly time to sell our tiny home on wheels. We converted this Sprinter with comfort, style and function in mind. Our intention was to live and travel in this van for 6 months, and wanted it to feel like a home away from home, so it has been designed accordingly. You will see this in the design details as well as the function, making it easy to live off grid and adventure longer. We did not get to do our long road trip in the end, and are finding that we are just not using this beauty for what it’s built for, so it’s time to pass it along to someone who will enjoy our sprinty the way it should be. The Details: 2010 Mercedes Sprinter 2500 Engine: 3.0L V6 Diesel 170” Wheelbase, extended height 255k kms 2 Wheel drive (rear) Camper Conversion: * Neoprene Insulated walls and ceiling, then lined with Reflectix * Dimmable LED lights that run the length of the van, with an additional light in the bathroom and 2 Light Touch dimmable lights under the cabinets above the bed * 12 V Diesel heater + Controller that is wired to house batteries and connected vans fuel tank * Maxair Ceiling fan to pull air in or out * RV Water fill hose and filter * Wardrobe at front of van to hang clothes, with additional storage above and below wardrobe and additional storage above front cab. * Window on sliding door * Wood panelled ceiling and doors * Laminate Hardwood Floors * Custom made magnetic Window coverings to provide additional insulation and black out effect * Custom made Curtains for back window, back doors and to divide the cab from the back of van * Velcro and Magnetic Screens for sliding door and back doors to stop bugs getting in * Grey water tank mounted under van that empties with a push of a button * Carbon Monoxide Detector * Back up camera * Copper piping details for curtain rods and shelving * Aluminum Portable Telescoping Ladder Kitchen: * Custom built kitchen with 2 overhead cupboards, 3 sliding drawers, a 3 shelf lower cupboard and 2 single shelf lower cupboards (one slides out) * Acacia wood countertops, one part of counter lifts and locks to access the fridge. * Dometic CFX-75 Dual Zone Fridge * True Induction Mini Duo Burner (which slides under the counter when not being used) * White farmhouse sink * Gicasa extendable black faucet * Real Charcoal Mosaic Tile backsplash with flexible grout above fridge and sink * Boch Tronic 3000T Mini-Tank water heater, 4- Gallon * 30 Gallon water tank and Shurflo Water pump (which sits under bench seating) Bathroom: * Walls lined with FRP * 24 x 40 Shower pan * Extendable Shower head with * Thermostatic Shower Mixer mixing Valve * Nature’s Head Composting Toilet with extraction fan. Dining/Living/Bedroom * 2 overhead cupboards for clothing * 2 bookshelves extend at the back of the overhead cupboards (with lighting underneath) * U shaped bench seating, which houses the batteries, water tank and water pump, and additional storage (bench top lifts for easy access) * Custom seat/bed cushions made at The Foam Zone. Hi-Density firm foam upholstered in grey Commercial fabric, for durability and easy cleaning * Lagun Swivel table arm with Acacia wood dining table. * Table drops down to extend seating into a larger than queen sized bed * Window with screen that opens for airflow * Shelf between kitchen and dining area Electrical: * 4 x Surrette Rolls S6-275 AGM Batteries, 6V, linked to make a 12V system, resulting in 1000 amp hours * 4 x Renogy 100 Watt 12V * Monocrystalline Solar Panels (mounted to roof) * Renogy Rover 40 Amp 12V/24V DC Input MPPT Solar Charge Controller, with additional Bluetooth to connect to your phone * BlueFire Waterproof Rocker Switch Panel with USB Slots * Renogy 2000 Watt 12V Pure Sine Wave Inverter Charger w LCD Display * Chord to plug in to Shore Power * All wiring is Ancor Marine Grade Duplex Cables Now for the tricky stuff: The previous owner had installed the EGR delete kit, which means less mechanical problems. There is a hard shift in the lower gear, which is remedied by accelerating at a slower pace. We have, as well as the previous owner had this investigated with no answer as to why this occasionally happens. We have had this van since 2017 and this issue has not gotten any worse There is a fantom drain on the engine battery, so there is a kill switch to shut things down when not in use. Again, this was thoroughly investigated by the previous owner, with no answers as to why, but as long as you use the kill switch while it’s parked there are no issues. Please reach out to arrange a viewing, Serious Inquiries only please :)