Sarah’s 1997 Dodge Ram Converted Cargo Van For Sale

on December 12, 2016

This is Sarah’s 1997 Dodge Ram Converted Cargo Van that’s for sale.

It’s been updated with a removable bed and storage shelves, and there’s so much more you could do to make this a full-time home. Check out her listing on Craigslist.

Please enjoy, read more and re-share below!

Sarah’s 1997 Dodge Ram Converted Cargo Van

Images via Craigslist

Images via Craigslist

Highlights:

Lots of potential
Removable bed and shelves
1997 Dodge Ram B2500 cargo van
209,952 miles
V8 engine – engine was replaced by the previous owner at 120,000 miles
Transmission was replaced at 100,000 miles by previous owner
RWD + snow chains included
Marine battery mounted under the van provides power for lights, outlets, speakers – it is charged off the alternator when the van is running.
LED light strips around interior of van
Insulated with Reflectix wrap and covered with Luan wood paneling
Surround sound speakers with new stereo head
Bed platform – completely removable
Shelves – fold out shelf on side door is great for cooking
Comes with shades for all the windows
Yakima roof rack
Usb + 12V outlets run off the house battery
Hitch
Comes with 12V cooler
$3995 OBO
Drove this thing across the country twice this past year and lived out of it for months on end and it rocks!
Photos from the conversion process available upon request

Resources:

Craigslist

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife and mama of two little kids. She and her family just purchased a small fixer-upper and are starting a self-sufficient homestead on their happy little acre.