Denver, CO

Cozy Home on Wheels

Name: Cozy Home on Wheels
Brand: Dodge
SKU: 270929
Price: 231.53 CAD
Availability: InStock

Offres de livraison

Animaux acceptés

2 couchages

21 ft. long

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Our 2006 Dodge Sprinter conversion camper has all you need for simple off-grid living!This hand-built conversion is powered by 200 watts of off-grid solar that powers the fridge, the overhead fan, and the power strip for your devices.The kitchen has brand new cabinets, a brand new farmhouse sink and flexible faucet head, and a foot-pump powered plumbing system for fresh and grey water. The cabinet doors close with magnets, keeping them shut tight.The full-sized bed is perfect for a solo traveler or a cozy couple. The overhead cabinets have plenty of space for clothes and other light-weight items.Your refrigerator is a BougeRV 30quart electric fridge that is powered by solar. We'd recommend keeping it on EcoMode to save electricity and to limit the amount of opening & closing of the door you do to preserve the cold!Turn on the lights from the remote control that's mounted on the wall and have the ability to dim the lights to your preference and even change their color - red, blue, green or white! If one of the lights goes out, there you can twist it off, take the batteries out and recharge them with the rechargeable-battery-charger.Underneath your bed is the 'garage' where there is plenty of room for all of your gear, toys, and adventure essentials! With sections organizing the front from the back, you can decide what things to keep up front that you want to access from inside the van, versus the things you can keep in the back and access by opening up the back doors. Inside the van, a custom built barn-door slides open to give you access to the garage under the bed.The van is a dream to drive, the diesel engine makes it a beast on the highway - smooth cruise control and rare stops at gas stations.We absolutely love our van and we know you will too!Ce qui est inclusBed sheets & 2 pillows
Coleman 2-burner stove & propane
Extra Blankets
Drinkware
Eat ware
Cutlery / Knives
Cooking Utensils
Dish towels
Coffee & accouterment
Kettle
Storage Bins for GarageUpon Request
Airport Pickup from Denver International Airport
2 Camp chairs & Camp Table
Waterproof Camp "carpet"
Backup camera
Help with Trip planningRecommandationsColorado Recommendations:NY State Recommendations:
Allegheny State Park
Ellicottville
Letchworth State Park "The Grand Canyon of the East"
Finger lakes / wine country
Ithaca
The Adirondaks
Niagara Falls
Toronto, CanadaAutres points à signalerWe put in 5 months and endless blood, sweat, and tears converting this van all by ourselves. We love this van so much and hope that you will love it and take care of it just like we do. We recommend going on a test drive with the van around town first, it takes a while to adjust to the feel and size of the van, practice parking and turning, etc. When starting the van you need to let the spark plugs warm up before you crank it on - the spark plug icon is the yellow coil on the dash, you'll see it when you twist the keys to the first level when turning it on, leave it there until the coil icon turns off, then start it up. If you use the backup camera, you NEED to remember to unplug it every time you park/turn off the van or the van will die - same thing with anything plugged into the cigarette lighter. PLEASE fold in the side view windows when parked if they're facing the road. We'd appreciate you charging the Jackery when possible as well via the solar panel or cigarette lighter. If the Jackery gets too low, please call me right away, if it gets too low for too long it will also die and that's really bad for the longevity of it. This next note is extremely important as you may not be accustomed to diesel vehicles: FILL THE VAN ONLY WITH DIESEL FUEL AT GAS STATIONS - diesel is at most gas stations you'll see other trucks filling up at diesel pumps and they're usually signified with the color green - the pump will have a green handle. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE try your best to not forget this - diesel ONLY goes in the van. The last thing I'll say is this; the camper build, though sturdy and awesome, will last longer and work better for you if you are gentle with it - not everything functions the exact same way as it would in a house - please remember this is my primary vehicle so please take care of it like it's yours, too :)