Hi All,
Great adventure rig, low miles, and the Quadvan 4×4 Conversion. Seats 5, Sleeps 2-3. DIY Conversion, aside from the Solar Panel and Roof Vent installation, which was professionally done. Safety, utility, and sturdiness were the primary conversion goals. We really loved this van but it’s overkill for my son and me (the wife isn’t super into camping). I will be hunting for a full-size truck, so I am open to a trade + cash scenario. I do have a note on this but can quickly pay it off for an easy transaction.

Price – 65k OBO
Location – Missoula, MT
Potentially willing to drive to deliver in the Western US if there is good mountain biking nearby and an airport to get home

Engine
V6 EcoBoost
43,000 – This is my daily driver so it will go up, but not by much

Exterior
4×4 Quadvan Conversion
High Roof
Front and Rear Tow Hitch
2x Solar Panels
Roof Vent Fan
Panel windows with bug mesh for a nice cross breeze when camping

Interior
Second Row Seating
Sides and Ceiling insulated with XPS and EZ-Cool Insulation
Kilmat Sound deadening installed throughout
12v Truck Fridge
Rear Pull Out Drawer Slide – 260 lbs weight capacity
4x Interior Lights (Ford OEM)
80/20 Bed Frame and side storage
North South sleeping with custom cushioning. I sleep better on this than on my bed at home. Dimensions: 75×67″
Hammock-style storage or sleeping for a small child (my 6 year old loves it)
Driver and Front Passenger Swivel Seat
Lagun Table Bracket Mount (No table) behind the driver seat
Carpeted Fluted Polypro ceiling secured by rivet nuts and bolts. Easily taken out if you want a higher-end ceiling.
Lots of hooks to hang bags, gear, etc.

Electrical
The ceiling lights, truck fridge, and roof fan all run on a Jackery 1500 Power Station. The roof-mounted solar panels connect to the Power Station … I get 50-70w input from them. Super easy system and can keep you out in the backcountry indefinitely with the self-contained system. I would like to keep the Power Station, but open to conversation on it.

Maintenance
Oil changes every 5k like clockwork
A new battery was installed this past winter
Tires and rotors will need to be changed in about 5k miles. I can either take care of this or take off ~$1500 from the price and let you install what kind of shoes you want on her.
The windshield was cracked recently thanks to an oncoming gravel truck. I will have the windshield replaced before handing it over.
The sliding door sensor is acting up, giving a door ajar warning when it’s closed. I’ll have this looked at when the windshield is replaced.