2000 ford E350 super duty cutaway chassis with 'Mobile concepts' fiberglass two piece shell converted into a 4 season camper van that I built and have lived in for the last 3 years. I built this rig to facilitate my passion for outdoor sports while also enabling me to advance my engineering career via remote work from this vehicle. It has a 12'x6'6" wide x 6'4" tall living area with 12'x8' modular roof rack made of 80/20 aluminum with at least a dozen movable tie downs. Heavy duty front bumper houses the 16,500lb winch. Tires are BFG all-terrain K02 that are pretty new. Light duty tow hitch installed that is rated up to 5000lb.The interior is built with a open layout which is a game changer for lifestyle in vehicle of this size. Its the same footprint of a Sprinter 144 and still fits in a parking spot but it has tons of room for gear and tools. Its an amazingly versatile little space. The 'living room' area was designed to match the dimensions of a fullsize mattress and when the table and chair are tucked away this becomes walking space that I have found very useful for stand up working, indoor road biking, yoga, etc.

Chassis: 2000 ford E350 super duty cutaway chassis with 252,xxx miles. 7.3 Powerstroke Diesel. 9950lb GWV with factory SRW.I put a significant effort into keeping up the truck to be ready for a cross country trip. which it is.​​at 230k miles I replaced most chassis wear items. New springs, bearings, brakes, balljoints, steering linkages.at 200k miles I replaced Injectors, glow plugs, turbo pedestal, high torque starter, batteries.

Electrical:1,344 amp hour 12V AGM battery bank.800W solar panels flush mounted to with the roof rack.​Outback solar 80am solar controller​1500 watt pure sine inverter from Sensata​Dometic CF80 12 fridge. LED lights wired separately for living and bed areas​2 port cigarette lighter for charging 12V electronics​​Plumbing:-26 gallon tank potable water tank. -Hot water comes from heat exchanger using engine coolant. -Full time shower also doubles as a closet. Shower has 5'6" stand up height.​​

HVAC: Webasto STC 2000 air heater keeps the van very toasty all winter long including multiple -40F nights in Minnesota.-Maxfan mounted to the front fairing does a good job evacuating the heat.​

I would be happy to talk you through through the details of the build. Vehicle is sold with a fresh oil change and full tank of fuel, ready to hit the road.