This is a dually 4×4 Sprinter Van Conversion by Outside Van.
It’s a pretty heavy-duty van conversion. It’s the ultimate adventure vehicle! What do you think?
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This is a 2007 Dodge Sprinter 2500 Van Conversion that’s for sale by one of our awesome readers, Brent Massey.
It has a diesel engine with 292,000 miles, runs great, recently serviced, clear title and is available out of Dallas, Texas.
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This is an amazing 2008 Dodge Sprinter tiny house conversion out of Bothell, Washington.
It features a kitchen, bathroom with shower, futon bed, and more.
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This is the Bluebird Sprinter Van Conversion by Joyful Vans.
It’s built out of a 2017 High Top Mercedes Sprinter 2500 that currently has 7800 miles. It still has about 2.5 years of warranty.
Inside, you’ve got a RV queen bed that comfortably sleeps two. You also have a kitchenette with running water, propane stove, and a 45 quart refrigerator. Take the full tour and get the rest of the details below!
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This is Rob and Emily’s 2008 Mercedes Sprinter Van Conversion.
They both work full time so they converted the van on their free time over the course of about a year. They started in February 2017 and you can follow Rob & Emily on their website, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
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This is the tiny cabin and Sprinter van conversion of Brian Moss.
He’s a photographer who hired Bear Creek Tiny Houses to build the cabin over ten years ago. Brian also travels in his Sprinter van conversion which you can also see below.
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Like so many others, Nigel and Sue had travel plans for 2020 that were upended by lockdowns — and they shifted their focus to a van conversion! With no prior building experience, they learned how to do everything via YouTube and trial and error. But you’d really never know they were novices based on the final result!
We got to interview Sue about what made them go tiny, what they love about it, and what’s a struggle. Enjoy the tour of their DIY build and their story below. Then be sure to subscribe to their YouTube channel for updates on their awesome Australian tour.
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Here’s a lovely van conversion with a boho-chic aesthetic and a bathroom with a hot shower and dry-flush toilet (no tanks!). It’s built out of a 2019 Ram Promaster and has been used as a rental van most recently, but could easily become your full-time home.
The van has a dinette in the back that converts to a queen-sized bed at night, and there’s a large projector so you can watch movies at night. The kitchen is split with the sink on one side and the burners and chest refrigerator on the other side. It’s for sale in Pasadena, California for $96,000.
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Keko’s nomadic life started when so many others did — in 2020. His job went remote, and he escaped the US and went to Mexico to wait out the lockdowns. When it was time to come home, he decided to do something different and chose to purchase a van. But he actually lived in the van during the conversion process, starting out with just a couple of totes and an air mattress.
Today his stealthy rig boasts a unique floor storage system. He built up the floor using extruded aluminum — 12 inches in the living room space and 18 inches back in the kitchen area — to allow him to keep all his goods tucked underneath him. A convertible couch/bed provides him a spot to sleep and a single skylight lets light in. What do you think of this fascinating design?
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