This 2001 Ram Van is a one of a kind shorty with 210k on the chasis, new engine was installed at 177k by Tip Top Transmissions in Salt Lake City.

• High top installed by Fiberine

• Kitchen, flooring and shelving installed by Wasatch Overland in Salt Lake City

• kitchen has 4 gallons of water storage, the grey water goes to the ground, but you can put a tub under it if you’re in a place that doesn’t want grey going to the ground

• Magnaflow exhaust system

• 3.9L V6 engine

• Yellow Top Optima starter battery

• Dometic CFX35 fridge with a PLB40 Lithium battery built into the wall that charges off solar(130 watt fold up solar panel that plugs into the side of the van) shore power, and/or alternator.

• The bench seat has three seat belts and folds down into a bed. There is a permanent ‘penthouse’ bed that would fit a child or adult 5′ or under, or it can be used a big storage shelf. There’s also a 4th bed option that can be inserted into the standing area over the galley.

• Scheel Mann front seats, and the passenger seat swivels(armrest should be removed for best fit when turned backward). 
- New K02 tires and aftermarket wheels

• Storage box on the back of the van for all those things you don’t want to bring inside like dirty shoes, the shore power cable, propane bottle, etc.

• Undermounted Propane tank

• Propex propane furnace that keeps the interior cozy on even the coldest nights.

• Exterior of the van is painted with Reflex. Similar to Rhino Liner but Reflex can be painted. Makes the exterior tough and the van will never rust.

• Back up camera

-Window coverings for a completely private interior at night.

• Fold-up ‘Go Anywhere’ toilet included
- Kenwood stereo deck with 4 6x9s and an amp with subwoofer under the bench seat

• Security alarm

• A Moonshade awning that suctions onto the high top when parked will come with the van

• Front hitch which we use to put a cargo flat on with plastic tubs for more storage. That’s where we carry firewood to our campsite, and keep the garbage on the front on the way away from the campsite

I’d be happy to do a FaceTime and show and discuss the van to ensure you get all your questions answered.

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