This is a 2011 Mercedes Sprinter 2500 camper van by GottBuilt Mobile Architecture.
It has 93,000 miles, and is available for $72,000 out of Portland, Oregon, according to the listing on Conversion Trader. What do you think of this van build out?
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Becky and Austin had started saving to build a tiny house after Austin’s motorcycle accident changed their perspective on life. But, as life should have it, the pandemic derailed their going-tiny plans. But instead of giving up, they shifted goals and chose to go build out a van and travel domestically!
They purchased their Sprinter for $17,000, and spent another $8K making it a cozy home-on-wheels. Originally a plumber van, it already had a door blocking off the cab when they bought it, which they love since it makes the interior seem like a studio apartment rather than a vehicle. Enjoy the tour!
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This is the Squad van, a low-roof cargo van conversion by Native Campervans.
It seats and sleeps four by utilizing a rooftop tent camping system. Native rents it out so folks can comfortably travel while trying out van life. Would you consider renting out this van or doing a low-roof van conversion kind of like this?
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Images via Native Campervans
This is a 4×4 Quigley High-Roof Camper built on a 1996 Ford E350 Power Stroke van chassis in 2021.
It’s listed for $59,000 by Van Life 247 out of Fowlerville, Michigan over at Van Life Trader but it is already pending with a deposit in hand. But you can still look at it and learn more below! It’s a pretty nice van build. Your thoughts?
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Images via VanLife247/VanLifeTrader
This is a Ford Transit van build with 4 seats and two beds by Rocky Mountain Campers.
It’s not everyday that you see a van conversion like this that’s ready for you and your crew. It has proper seating for four, including a legal place for a car-seat, and not one but two queen beds. What do you think?
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Images via Rocky Mountain Campers/Van Life Trader
This is Daisy Chain Book Co.’s bookstore van build!
Yes, it’s a van converted into a mobile bookstore. It’s a fun and whimsical way to give people the experience of a bookstore! What do you think?
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Images via Dream Big Live Tiny and Daisy Chain Book Co./Instagram
This is a stealth and modern Dodge Ram ProMaster van build that’s for sale. It’s designed to be super-stealthy on the outside and ultra-modern on the inside.
The van also features a third seat that could be used as a desk or a place to eat since it has an aerospace-like fold-out table. But this could also make for a nice way to bring an extra person with you on adventures! This “Redwood” diesel van was built by Van Makers and is available for $79,000 with 85,000 miles out of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Check it out!
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This is Sandy’s BEACH van conversion with a shower by YETIBUS Builds.
It’s built out of a Ford Transit 148″ wheelbase van with a kitchen, windows, Maxxfan, insulation, YETIBUS bed platform, a YETIBUS shower system, and a solar package with a 1500 watt inverter, 200 watt panel, and 200 amp hours of lithium battery storage. Check it out!
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Images via YETIBUS Builds
This is Recon Campers. They’re a company making modernized tribute version of the classic VW camper vans using Nissan NV200 cargo vans as a base.
They have two models right now, the ENVY, and the WEEKENDER. Both are excellent camper vans and are the product of more than 6 years of research and development, design, testing, and direct customer feedback. Check it out below and let us know your thoughts about it in the comments.
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Images via Recon Campers
