2006 Dodge Sprinter Van

After many great all-season adventures, this built-out sprinter van conversion is ready for its new owner. This van has traveled to amazing places throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond, and still has plenty of adventures for its next owner!

2006 Dodge Sprinter 2500 – Diesel – 174k miles – asking $19,750 OBO

built out and ready to go for your next road trip and adventure!

About the vehicle, 2006 Dodge Sprinter 2500:

• Mercedes 5cly Diesel Engine – Incredible fuel economy ~30mpg hwy. No DEF.
• 174k miles
• Mid-length – 156” wheelbase (can easily fit in a standard parking space)
• Mid-height ~5’ 6” standing height inside
• 5,000# Towing capacity on class III hitch with 4-pin wiring harness (~$1000 upgrade)
• RWD, with Destination M/T 2 tires (all ~80% tread, $1200 upgrade), very capable off-road and on snow with added weight under bed platform. Comes with tire chains as well.
• Roof rack system for kayaks/canoe/surfboard/paddleboard

All new within the last 20-30k miles:

• New exhaust and cat. delete.
• New rear differential cover and seals
• New air mass meter and crank position sensor
• New alternator
• New deep-cycle battery
• New water pump, fan clutch, and radiator hoses
• New glow plugs and helicoil inserts
• Brakes, calipers, and brake lines replaced and sensors replaced
• Lighting stem/switch on steering column
• HID headlights

Up-to-date on all services, repair records available

About the build/living space:

• Upgraded passenger seat swivel for increased seating /living space
• Power – Yeti Goal Zero 400ah (brand new battery core). This easily powers the lights, stereo, fridge, fan and misc. for 3-4 days per charge. This has 110v ac, 12vdc, 6mm, and USB outlets. Can be recharged while driving with 12v plug-in to van, or at home with a wall outlet.
• Galley butcher block table
• Nearly queen-sized bed, sleeps two comfortably, if over ~5’10” you sleep on a slight diagonal, which has never been an issue for us. Includes custom foam mattress and gel mattress topper
• Hammock anchors installed so an ENO hammock can be strung up over living space to accommodate a third person or adventure partner
• Hooks and clothesline for hanging and drying gear
• Low-draw 12v LED overhead lights
• Bluetooth stereo with underlighting
• Coleman 12v refrigerator/iceless cooler
• Seamless vinyl flooring – underlayment sealed before installation. Very durable and low maintenance for wet, muddy, and snowy camping conditions.
• Very well-insulated construction (R20 foamboard in walls and ceiling with expanding foam in all voids)
• Painted birch plywood walls and blue stain tongue and groove ceiling
• Mr. Buddy propane heater – we have slept comfortably in -20 degrees with the heater on and vent open throughout the night.
• Maxx Air roof vent fan – works in both directions for exhaust or to draw cool nighttime air in the summer.
• Outdoor cooking counter/bench that folds down at rear doors
• Plenty of storage:
  • Storage shelf above the bed
  • Pantry under galley seat
  • Large storage bay under bed platform and bench seat, perfect for skis, bikes (with front tire removed), firewood, misc. camping gear etc. Storage is accessible from rear or from under bench in the van

Has some minor body rust—we have the paint match and primer, just haven’t gotten around to touching it up. The original dash stereo does not work—hence the Bluetooth upgrade in the buildout.