2021 Ram ProMaster 2500 High Roof Camper
$47,000.00
Description
ABOUT
Make: Ram Sleep: 2
Model: Promaster 2500 High Roof 159″ wb Seat:2
Year:2021 Type: Camper
Fuel: Gasoline Roof:Hi-top
Odometer:42,051 miles VIN:3C6ERVDGOME505377
Beautiful Handcrafted Interior
Tongue & Groove Beetle-Kill Pine
Step inside and the first thing you’ll notice is the woodwork.
The interior features beautiful tongue-and-groove beetle-kill pine, giving the living area the feeling of a small cabin rather than a commercial cargo van.
It’s warm, natural, and inviting without being overly complicated.
The flooring is finished in laminate, making it practical for everyday camping and easy to clean after a muddy hike, rainy weekend, or dusty trail.
Insulated for Comfortable Travel
The van also has blow-in insulation, helping create a more comfortable interior in different weather conditions.
Combined with the built-in heater and ceiling ventilation, the conversion is designed for more than just fair-weather camping.
Comfortable Living & Sleeping Setup
The layout has been designed around flexibility.
There are swivel seats up front, allowing the cab area to become part of the living space when parked.
The van also has table seats with integrated storage bins, giving you seating, dining space, and additional storage without wasting valuable floor space.
Removable Bed System
The bed system is removable, which gives the owner flexibility to change how the van is used.
It comes with a cut-down memory-foam queen mattress, providing a comfortable sleeping surface while fitting the van’s custom layout.
When you don’t need the bed, the removable design allows you to reclaim cargo and living space.
That’s especially useful for someone who wants one vehicle that can handle both everyday transportation and weekend adventures.
Kitchenette & Storage
The kitchenette area is compact but practical, with plenty of cabinetry for keeping camping supplies, food, cookware, and personal gear organized.
There is also additional cupboard storage throughout the conversion.
This is one of those layouts that makes good use of the available space without trying to turn the van into an oversized motorhome.
Refrigerator & Freezer
The kitchen includes a marine refrigerator and freezer, giving you dependable cold storage for food and drinks while traveling.
Having an onboard refrigerator/freezer makes extended trips much easier, especially when you’re spending several days away from restaurants and traditional campground facilities.
Webasto Cabin Heater
For colder adventures, the van is equipped with a Webasto cabin heater.
This is an important feature for anyone who plans to use the van during cooler months.
The heater also has Bluetooth connectivity, allowing convenient control and monitoring.
The Renogy electrical system also has Bluetooth connectivity, giving you better access to your power-system information without having to constantly check the equipment manually.
Solar & Electrical System
The electrical setup is one of the highlights of this conversion.
The van has:
- 2 Renogy solar panels
- 2 house batteries
- Renogy electrical system
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Substantial electrical capacity
- Solar charging capability
This gives you the ability to spend more time away from hookups and still have power available for the things you need while camping.
The system is particularly well suited for travelers who want to work remotely, charge electronics, run their refrigerator, or simply enjoy longer stays away from established campgrounds.
Water & Gray-Water Setup
The conversion includes additional water tanks designed for the gray-water sink system.
One of the larger removable tanks provides 35 gallons of capacity and can be secured using cargo ties.
The removable design is practical because it makes handling and emptying the tank considerably easier than dealing with a permanently mounted system in certain camping situations.
Ventilation & Windows
The van has tinted side windows, giving the interior additional privacy while helping reduce glare.
Screens are also included for the side windows, which are especially useful when camping in warmer weather and wanting fresh air without inviting bugs inside.
Dual MaxxAir Fans
There are two MaxxAir fans installed in the ceiling.
Having two roof fans provides excellent ventilation potential and allows air to move through the cabin more effectively.
On warm nights, you can use the fans to keep air circulating while you’re sleeping or relaxing inside.
Tires
The van is riding on new Open Range AT Plus all-terrain tires:
LT225/75R-16/10
The all-terrain setup adds a little more versatility for getting off the pavement and reaching campsites, trailheads, beaches, and other outdoor destinations.
A Conversion Made for Real Life
What makes this van appealing isn’t just the equipment list.
It’s the way everything comes together.
You have the warmth of real woodwork, the practicality of removable sleeping accommodations, a kitchenette, refrigerator/freezer, multiple storage areas, swivel seats, dual roof fans, solar power, house batteries, water storage, and a Webasto heater.
It’s a setup that can work for:
- Weekend camping
- Road trips
- National park adventures
- Remote work
- Ski trips
- Outdoor sports
- Long-distance travel
- Full weekends off-grid
- Everyday use with the bed removed
Important Title Information
Please note that the van is titled as a cargo van.
The conversion itself was built to RVIA standards, but buyers should verify registration, insurance, financing, and classification requirements in their own state before purchasing.
Why This Van Deserves a Look
There are plenty of homemade van conversions out there, but this one has the advantage of being professionally converted by Dave & Matt Vans (now DM Vans) and built to RVIA standards.
The 42,000-mile odometer reading is also appealing, especially combined with one-owner history and no reported accidents.
The craftsmanship is another major selling point. The beetle-kill pine tongue-and-groove interior gives it a genuinely finished appearance, while the electrical, heating, ventilation, water, and sleeping systems make it much more than a basic cargo van with a mattress thrown in the back.
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