15 weeks ago

152,000 miles
All tires in good condition
Complete fluid, filter and brake service, tune up, transmission service and sway bar on 5/7/24
Wheel bearings, shocks and injectors all new
All filters are new Fleet grade from FMI
Lots of paper work included

Included in the sale:

Complete Renogy solar system with inverter and shore power
3 large solar panels linked up for complete off-grid power
12V 200Ah Deep Cycle Hybrid GEL Battery
Iceco V175 fridge/freezer
Never used portable off grid toilet
Built out kitchen with 5-gallon water system. Space for 10-gallon jerry if you want
Murphy bed that stores bedding easily
Built in table and chairs all high quality stained wood
Maxxfan with remote (blows in or out)
USB plugs and outlets
Inverter power so you can use a blender or power tools
New never used heavy duty jack
Small stove for cooking, some silverware and other cooking utensils
Tons of storage both inside and out
Top of truck has been sealed with Lanco siliconizer to help deflect heat and keep roof fully waterproof

The GMC has locking rear wheels and M+S rated rear tires (new)
Fully insulated. On a cold night the inside temperature is a bit warmer than outside using no buddy heater
Cruise control
AC blows cold and heater blows hot
Easy to drive and excellent turning radius
Entertainment system with back-up camera and Apple car play
This is a Japanese Diesel and will last many many miles with proper maintenance

Cons/reasons this isn’t a $50,000 sprinter van
It is not the fastest. Can cruise at 65 and can comfortably get up to 70. But if going long distance driving +2hrs at a time, performs best cruising at 55
The camper portion of the rig could use some work. A couple drawers have splintered wood at the screws. One drawer is stuck hallway open because the sliders were too wide for the fit of the drawer. The fridge/freezer drawer should be redone.
But that is it. A few simple fixes for a super cool rig.
Just took it down to Moab to go climbing with my brother and the rig brought so much ease to the trip. The highlight was definitely playing cards comfortably inside after the campfire went out.
The reason I’m not holding onto this rig is my folks live in NH and I work the summer wildfire season out of California. At the end of a long fire season, I lack the patience to meander at a slower pace cross country and want to downsize. This is an awesome rig and someone else will definitely really enjoy it.
Reach out with any questions
$32,000 OBO

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