[AdventureTime]

Hope this is allowed here...

Brand new (800 miles) 2021 Ram Promaster - 2500 159" High Roof

Professionally installed and certified 2nd row of seating by local mobility specialist.

Freshly installed full size bed (3 Ikea struts + wood slats). New memory foam mattress.

In our seemingly endless searches for a van to build into a camper, we could not find one suited for a family. This van now seats 5 comfortably.
We went for the safety features such as blind spot monitoring, cross path detection, and full-speed forward-collision warning.
Super durable wood layered flooring.
Remote start, power windows, locks and heated power folding mirrors.
Premium appearance package. Backup camera, ParkSense rear park warning system, navigation, Upfit interface module/connector. Media input hub, trip computer. Convenience upgrade (includes ambient LED, cargo net, locking glove box, under seat storage, upper shelf storage).
16" aluminum wheels.
4 key fobs,
Remote start, full speed forward collision warning. Class IV Receiver Trailer hitch. Sale to include VWD passenger sliding door fixed window + installation supplies (can refer to an inexpensive contact for installation).
1 inch Polyiso insulation installed in rear of van.

If you're concerned about blending into the city scape, this van is totally stealth in appearance, the exterior looks like your average delivery van. Continue where we left off & build your dream family rig!

East Side of Seattle - PNW

 

[bizeebawdy]

$152,500 seems considerably high given the meager accoutrements. g
I test drove one prior to deciding on Ransit and loved the traditional feel, albeit a bit antiquated, but service options and far less USA sourced materials/fabrication/labor that provides north American jobs. Good luck w/sale!

 

[AdventureTime]

$152,500 seems considerably high given the meager accoutrements. g
I test drove one prior to deciding on Ransit and loved the traditional feel, albeit a bit antiquated, but service options and far less USA sourced materials/fabrication/labor that provides north American jobs. Good luck w/sale!

I'd agree with you on that. This one is 100k less.... Funny thing is that the RAM crowd says the same thing regarding service against buying a Sprinter.

 

[GapRunr]

and far less USA sourced materials/fabrication/labor that provides north American jobs.

The assembly of a Transit provides US jobs, but quite a lot of the components are sourced abroad. Every part I have seen so far was either made in Turkey or Mexico.