[btam]

Nearly-Complete Build & Components.
Please read first!

Selling due to changing needs in my career. Please read first, and then name your price. I need to move to a new city soon, so willing to work with buyer, but please no lowballing (i.e. $5,000). For reference, this vehicle with its mileage is valued at $20k-$24k on the Kelley Blue Book Website. That's not including the build itself. Please send offers that are considerate of the effort that went into the build.

QUICK FACTS:

• 2016 Ford Transit T-250 High Roof Extended
• 135k miles - Frequent oil changes/maintenance
• Havelock Wool, Polyiso, and cork insulation throughout - Has running water, a working electrical system, a Webasto heater, and two MaxxAir Fans
• Converting bed that pulls out to fit full-size mattress. Also lifts up, with water system housed inside.
• Kitchen sink has regular faucet, as well as faucet connected to filter for drinking water
• Indoor and outdoor shower
• Shore power. Six Renogy solar panels included, but not yet mounted
• (2) Battle Borne Batteries
• Double-burner propane stove
• Upper and lower cabinets, plus closet for storage
• Shelf installed above cab for extra storage

Full Breakdown

 

[Shamatha]

This is a great build. I have a limited budget and this may be considered a low ball offer. Offer $25000 cash.

 

[Covid van de Mic]

You'll know how much you have invested in it so far, and your urgency to sell, however, and you may have already thought it through but ... I think you'd get the most money for it (probably more than you have invested) by paying someone to cover up those walls/ceiling. If you have a way to charge the Battle Born batteries from the van (might be able to do with your solar charger if you have that installed) I wouldn't worry about installing the solar panels. Call it a conversion, not a partial.

Stage the interior with some bedding, maybe a guitar (LOL, but I'm serious), and a "Home is where you park it" framed print on the wall, and you should be able to get much more than a lowball $25K.

It looks great, though you probably want to fasten those batteries down more than they are.

 

[njvagabond]

I think you'd get the most money for it (probably more than you have invested) by paying someone to cover up those walls/ceiling...

Great advice. Since all of the furring is already up, it might be possible to get a carpenter to finish out the wall/ceiling with some tongue and grove. No $$$ #vanbuilder "specialist" required.