“This summer, the open road is calling you! Check out this amazing custom-built van, perfect for van life adventures. It’s painted classic white, which means you can travel quietly and park almost anywhere without extra costs.
This van, built on a 2019 Ford Transit, looks brand new with its high top and extended length. It’s super reliable and safe, so you’re all set for many fun road trips ahead.
Inside, you’ll find a comfy queen size bed with memory foam mattress, and there’s enough space to sit up in bed. The furniture, like the cabinets, are custom-made and stylish with sleek black handles.
The kitchen has a white farmhouse sink and colorful blue counters with natural birch wood tops. There’s a pull-out table for meals. For decoration, there’s a pretty tile backsplash with hooks for hanging things like baskets and towels.
The ceiling is made of stained pine wood, adding warm tones to the van. The walls are creamy white, making the space feel light and open. There are eight ceiling lights that you can adjust, luxury vinyl floors that look like wood, and lots of storage.
You’ll find a big closet with shelves and space for clothes, cabinets in the kitchen, two large benches that also serve as seats, and a huge space in the back for all your outdoor gear. This van is not only comfortable and stylish but also practical for all your adventures!”
“When you come back from a long day of hiking or relaxing at the beach, you’ll have a big fridge/freezer in the van that slides out. It can hold groceries for a whole week! If it’s cloudy or you’re parked in the shade, don’t worry.
The van has two strong batteries that charge while you drive. With a full charge, your van can stay powered for five days without moving.
Everything that uses electricity in the van, like the fan, lights, and fridge, runs off these batteries. You can even plug in your phone and computer. There’s running water for drinking, washing dishes, or a quick wash up, with a 12-gallon water tank.
If it’s cold outside, the van stays warm. It’s insulated with special foam on the floors, walls, and ceiling. This keeps it cozy, even when it’s as cold as 30 degrees outside, and you won’t need to use a generator!”
The Build
Kitchen
- A big ceramic sink for washing dishes.
- A sleek black faucet that extends and has two spray settings.
- Countertops and a matching table made from natural birch wood, finished with safe oils.
- The table slides in and out easily, so it’s simple to use.
- A pretty tile backsplash with hooks for hanging things like towels and utensils.
- Blue painted cabinets that brighten up the space.
- Full plumbing system, including a water pump and storage for 18 gallons of water.
- A big fridge/freezer that can keep groceries for a week.
Sleep
- A queen size bed that’s big enough to lie down in any direction and still sit up comfortably. It has lots of storage space underneath.
- A soft 7-inch memory foam mattress.
- Two large windows at the back with curtains for privacy and light control.
- Two curtains that slide to block out light.
- A fan over the bed to keep the air fresh and cool.
Walls/Floor/Ceiling
- The floors, walls, and ceiling are well-insulated to keep the van comfortable.
- There’s a special vapor barrier to protect against moisture.
- The walls and ceiling are made of stained spruce pine wood.
- Luxury vinyl flooring with painted edges for a neat finish.
- Eight LED lights that can be dimmed. They are set up in two zones, front and back, so you can control the light from different areas of the van.
Storage
- Cabinets with modern black handles and strong magnets to stay closed on bumpy roads.
- Four cabinets above your head along the van for storing food, dishes, and cooking pots.
- A tall closet behind the driver’s seat with three shelves and a space at the bottom with a door that can hang clothes or hide a toilet.
- Three kitchen cabinets under the countertop for water jugs, trash cans, a cooktop stove, and more.
- Metal shelves in one kitchen cabinet and three bamboo crates behind the driver’s seat for things like shoes and dog food.
- Five hooks behind the driver’s seat for hanging hats and jackets.
- A big open area under the bed in the back of the van for storing big items or outdoor gear.
- Extra storage under the benches.
Electrical System
- Two Gel Renogy batteries with 400 amp hours in total.
- A battery isolator that charges the batteries while you drive.
- A 2000 watt inverter to use regular house appliances.
- A battery charger that lets you plug into an external power source to charge the batteries.
- A battery monitor to show how much battery life is left and other details.
- A very quiet 3500 watt gas generator.
- The electrical system was set up by a professional engineer without any problems.
Vehicle Info
- 2019 Ford Transit 250 with a high roof and extended body, 62,500 miles on it.
- The roof is high enough to stand comfortably (about 6.5 feet tall).
- Four new heavy-duty tires bought in April.
- Regular oil changes every 4,000 to 5,000 miles, with a record of all maintenance.
- New brake rotors at the back and brake pads at the front replaced at specified miles.
- No mechanical, electrical, or construction problems with the van.
Price and Location
- Price: $70,000
- Location: Austin, Texas, USA
Contact Seller: @travelingtinyhome
