Ambulance Conversion for Off-Grid Van Life

2011 Chevrolet Van Conversion // Retired Ambulance Motorhome for Off-Grid Van Life
We are selling our tiny home on wheels. We bought this 2011 Chevrolet ex-ambulance in British Columbia and converted it into a completely off-grid motorhome in 2020.

We love a road trip and we'll drive anywhere to drop this off for you - serious buyers only.

**PLEASE READ THE WHOLE POST BEFORE MESSAGING**

This van has been our full-time home for 2 years and we are selling it to start our next tiny home build. Completely fitted for off-grid full-time van life, this van is also a sweet weekend camper with some RV park friendly features.

Here are the specs:
_233xxx___ miles - maintained every 5,000km by the province of British Columbia guidelines, and every 5,000km hereon after by us at various mechanics - all invoices and proof of care can be provided.
8 Cylinder GAS Engine

Electrical:
2 x 315 Watt Solar Panels, run in series providing 630 Watts of solar
2 x Deep Cycle AGM batteries - bought in 2020
650 Watt Inverter in the electrical box
450 Watt Inverter in the cab

Kitchen:
Manual Plumbing System - foot pump setup with 5 gallon water system, extra water cans can be provided (we store extra water in the back of the van)
Induction Stove installed - only operates on shoreline power*
For off grid cooking, a portable camping stove can be provided
12V Aspenora chest-style fridge
Collapsible table for indoor OR outdoor use
*If you were to upgrade the battery bank, this induction stove could run on solar - but we have only used it on shoreline as we use our camping stove when we’re off grid with no plugins

Bathroom:
Dometic Portapotty - 5 Gallons

Hooks on the back of the van to hang a solar shower.
Camping shower can be provided.

Bedroom:
Full size queen sized fixed bed, with room at the end for storage
1 x mounted cabinet for storage
Storage underneath seats + bed, as well as a shoe rack and coat hooks
Dimmable light panel

More info:
A/C and heat works in the cab
A/C unit in the box of the van is built in, but not connected
1 x Electric Heater that operates on shoreline power
1 x Heater under the bed that runs on coolant

About 7 feet wide and 14 feet in length - if you are taller than 5’7” you will not be able to stand up straight in the van.
My wife is 5’3” and can stand on her toes, I’m 6’0” and have to bend my knees to stand. —

PLEASE READ: The Check Engine Light is perpetually on. This is due to a SLIGHT misfire, because of a valve burn, in the 4th cylinder. Brand new spark plugs were installed by a mechanic 4 months ago along with fuel injectors. Head work would be required to fix the misfire - quoted at $3,000 - but as per the mechanics recommendation, we have not done this work as the misfire is so slight that head work is not really required.

At this point in time, you can very occasionally feel the misfire when driving the van only in first gear.

In some of the photos, the paint chipping is not visible but please refer to the photos where it is visible to understand what the front exterior of the van currently looks like.

$28,000 USD OBO - open to negotiations but please be mindful that this is our home and unreasonable lowballs will be ignored