Road Trek Camper on Ram Promaster 3,500 chassis.

Super condition 20,750 miles, heated garage-kept.
Brand new KS2 Lithium batteries and AGM – replaced under warranty by dealership.

Sleeps two adults,
has an
inductive heating stove top,
roof air-conditioning,
Power awning
roof solar panels,
exterior shower,
Thule 2-bike rack,
24″ flat screen for computer or TV,
macerator dump pump,
and standard 4″ black tank dump,
as well as standard gray tank
and interior shower/bathroom combo.
Custom installed 4” dump hose storage underneath exterior.
12V fridge,
Insta-hot water on demand.
Under-hood Generator
3,000 Watt Inverter,
110V outlets throughout,
12V USB charging ports throughout,
satellite radio-ready.
Newly added lithium battery touch screen charge-state panel with Bluetooth phone app to keep track of battery usage.

Simply put, I’ve taken great care with this rig. My wife had cancer so I’m selling.

My price is based on my loan payoff.
The value of this rig is in the regular care-maintenance I’ve paid attention to, the low mileage, the heated garage stored, the new lithium batteries, oh, and I’ll throw in a set of winter all weather tires already on rims with internal air pressure sensors that only have 3,000 miles on them. Do the math and you can see the factory tires/rims only have 18,000 miles on them.
I’ve owned 4 other RVs in my life and will provide many insights on best practices if you are new to RV lifestyle.
Why did I buy this? My wife had cancer and I didn’t know how much time was left so we set out to many local campgrounds within an hour or 5 from our home. We used the Zion in winter, summer and all year round.
The battery/generator system is complex but with a clear understanding of how it operates and with the newly installed BlueTooth technology I’ve learned how to manage and balance power usage. I will teach you all those ins and outs.
Btw, don’t leave snacks on the slide out step and turn your back because a raccoon is sure to sneak up on you and grab it before you can say “boondocking.”
Why a Van RV? Because it is great for 1 or 2 ppl. Nimble to drive. And comfortable. We often would nap in the back while the other person drove.

Regular Maintenance included this far:
Oil changes
Transmission recall upgrade (no problem found by Ram/Dodge and new part installed by them)
Just got recall info from Ram on the backup camera. Apparently there is a defect in the camera’s electronics and I’ll be getting that fixed next few week.

Bicycles shown in photos not included but Thule bike rack is.

6 cylinder, Gas, Avg 15 MPG