Sadly selling our home away from home – 2018 Sprinter Passenger Van, 144 WB, HR, with the 3.0L V6 Turbo Diesel and RWD. 53000 miles. Clean title in hand.
Service A/B at the dealership at 40k and happy to get another tune up prior to sale.

We have had this for 2 years and apart from countless ski, bike and climbing trips just recently drove it across the country from CA to MA with our 3 month old and 100 lb dog! Selling cause we’re not using it much for its intended purpose with the little kiddo. It’s seen one very mild MA winter, was in Sacramento prior to that where there is no snow/salt. Can’t speak to where it was housed in SLC, UT but this thing has no sig rust that I can find

Got it from a guy in Utah who did the diy build. He’s been very responsive with any questions and we have had zero issues. Kills it in the snow, see photo evidence, I’m not sure why everyone is willing to pay 30k extra for the 4×4. Will throw in chains, have used them once driving out to campsite on a snowy dirt road

Exterior:
1 year new heated windshield with rain sensors and lane assist
Aluminess roof rack and driver side ladder
Road Shower 4S outdoor solar shower/spray down your muddy crap solution
ARB manual awning
MB aftermarket rims with BFG KO2s, plenty life left.
Hitch with electrical hookup

Interior:
Seats and sleeps 3
Comfy foam mattress with brand new upholstery using PVC backed durable and stain resistant marine fabric
Front swivel seats
Brand new CVC seat for the rear that mounts to the OEM seat rails (safe, tested, child seat compatible solution instead of some bench bolted to a 2×4, https://www.cvcandmore.com/products/cvc-mb-ar-118)
Bed turns into table/ u shaped couch setup for dining and entertaining
Everything framed out in bomber 80/20 extruded aluminum including the tall cabinet and kitchen galley
Storage in the benches can be accessed from cabin or garage
Insulated window/windshield covers all around

Electrical:
GoalZero Yeti 3000 (massive) with alternator hookup powers everything.
Additional backup battery that you can charge up at home if needed and hook up to the yeti
Never had any issues with charge, longest we’ve gone was a week camped at some hot springs in CA without charging
Dual zone puck lights
Dometic fridge/freezer
Water pump
Espar heater

Climate control:
Sound deadening/ foam in floor, wool in ceiling and side panels.
OEM rear roof mounted A/C in addition to front cabin A/C
Eberspacher (Espar) diesel heater
Insulated window/windshield covers

Food stuff:
Dometic fridge/freezer
Sink with water pump hooked up to 20 gal fresh water tank
We use a two burner camping stove and like the flexibility of being able to cook outside. Happy to include it if you want