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Our 2012 Sprinter 2500 van (not 2011!) with extended ceiling was converted into a camper van in 2018 by professionals. The van was heavily insulated for cold-weather camping, solar panels were installed on the roof. The kitchen area includes a deep sink, induction stove top with 2 burners, wood counter tops, a nice-sized refrigerator, a 25 gallon clean water tank, a 5 gallon portable jug for grey water under the sink, many storage drawers and cabinets and a ceiling fan. The table and bench at the rear of the van can be converted at night into a queen size bed with a 4" memory mattress. The wood cabinets at ceiling level continue through the back of the van and are more than adequate to store clothing, kitchen ware, pet supplies, books, maps, food - with room left over. There are lights throughout the van and a fan w/light on the ceiling. The van has (4) batteries which are charged through the solar panels - and the van is wired for the option of hook-up at an electrical outlet. The van has a pull-out portable toilet on rails, which slides back under a counter. There is a shower head at the back of the van that is designed for use with the back doors open. A privacy curtain can be used across the open doors. On the back of the van we have both a spare tire and a metal box for flammable substances. We had a handcrafted screen made to give full protection from mosquitoes across our open van door when at a camp site, as well as privacy pads (insulated) for front and side windows at night. They pop into place with magnets and are easy to put in and remove. We paid $53,000 for the van in 2019, and added on an additional $8,500 in solar batteries, our electrical outlet option, and the rear metal box. The total cost for the van was $61,500. The van had 120,000 miles on it - and now has 168,000 miles and still drives like a dream. We are asking $49,000. We have camped in the Western US, Canada and Alaska, for many weeks at a time, in the van - and the van has performed beautifully. We have regular maintenance and oil changes and find the driving easy and the Mercedes-Benz hype legitimate. These van engines have a reputation for running a very long time, between 300 and 400,000 miles. Our refrigerator works great - and holds up to a week's worth of food. The freezer area is tiny and the door does not close. Otherwise a very good fridge. Serious inquiries only, please.