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Make: Ford Sleep: 2
Model: Transit 250 Seats: 2
Year: 2020 Type: r Van
Fuel: Gasoline Roof: Standard
Odometer: 64,280 Miles Vin: 1FTBR1C84LKA50981

2020 Ford Transit 250 Camper Van Conversion — $35,300, V6, 3.5L

I’ve dropped the price to $39,900. I’d rather sell it quickly than hold out for top dollar, so I’ve priced it well below what comparable built-out Transit 250s have sold for.

Here’s how I got to this number: I took the van’s private-party value and added back only a fraction of what I spent on the build components, roughly two-thirds of their cost. My own labor building it out? That’s free. So you’re getting a complete, finished camper build for close to the cost of the van by itself. There’s well over $7,500 in components in this van, and you’re not paying anywhere near that for them.

Serious buyers, this is a genuine deal.

Low-mileage (64,280 miles) 2020 Ford Transit 250, medium roof, 148″ wheelbase, converted into a comfortable, functional camper van. Clean title in hand, no liens.

This was a careful DIY build by a skilled intermediate carpenter. It’s solid and well put together. Sofa bed and both cabinets are securely bolted into the van with riv nuts, so nothing shifts or rattles on the road. It’s move-in ready with a finished interior, and a full power and refrigeration setup. It has seen very little use since the conversion was completed, so everything is in excellent, essentially like-new condition.

Over $10,000 in build components and gear are included on top of the van itself. I’m happy to provide an itemized list of everything that comes with it. KBB value for the van alone is around $27,000.

THE VEHICLE

2020 Ford Transit 250, Medium Roof, 148″ Standard Wheelbase
64,280 miles
Clean title in hand, no liens

Recently serviced with a full inspection and oil change

THE BUILD

Ceiling & Walls: Finished ceiling and wall panels, with two recessed MaxxAir dome fan-and-light units. Insulated subfloor and carpet/foam flooring.

Power: Goal Zero Yeti 1500X battery bank with a built-in 2,000W AC inverter (3,500W surge). Charges three ways — wall, solar, or off the van’s alternator while driving. Monitor and control everything from the Goal Zero app. Two MaxxAir Maxxfan Dome Plus ceiling fans with lights are wired directly into the battery bank.

Climate Control: EcoFlow Wave 3 portable AC and heater with add-on battery, built into custom cabinetry for a clean, integrated look. Comfortable in both summer heat and cooler weather.

Refrigeration: EcoFlow dual-zone portable refrigerator and freezer with a built-in ice maker. On-demand ice and independent fridge/freezer zones. Does not include the optional add on battery, but it plugs in to the power bank.

Kitchen & Water: Built-in Torva 24″ stainless steel workstation sink (with cutting board and strainer) and a mounted electronic faucet, supplied by a portable water jug and draining to a removable bucket. Simple and low maintenance, nothing to freeze or winterize. Coleman Triton Plus 2-burner propane cooktop and finished cabinetry with ample counter and storage space. GSI stainless camping plates and cutlery for two included.

Bathroom: Laveo Dry Flush portable toilet. No water or chemicals required, includes spare flush cartridges. Pairs with the included dedicated pop-up toilet/shower tent for private outdoor use.

Sleeping: Sofa converts to a sleeping platform approximately 48″ x 72″ (full-size width). The center runs the full 72″ length; the outer edges are an inch or two shorter. Securely bolted into the van with riv nuts (along with both cabinets), so it stays put on the road. Includes cushions and accent pillows.

INCLUDED EXTRAS

Portable Goal Zero Boulder 100W solar panel with cables — charge on the go, no roof mounting required
Dedicated pop-up toilet/shower tent (83″ x 48″ x 48″) with removable bottom, stakes, and rain cover

CORE Instant Pop-Up Cabin Tent (multi-room) with rain fly and footprint — sets up as a screened-in room that pairs perfectly with the van for extra living space at camp

25-foot potable water fill hose for filling the water jug with clean drinking water

GSI stainless camping plates and cutlery for two

Jumper cables

CONDITION & DISCLOSURES
I want to be upfront and transparent. The van is low mileage and in overall great shape. It’s a cargo van and was used when I bought it, so I’d rather you know exactly what you’re getting.

Professionally inspected: Full bumper-to-bumper inspection at Nealey Tire & Auto (a well-established local shop) in March 2026, with no repairs recommended. Recent oil change. Inspection paperwork available to serious buyers.

Prior body work: One rear door appears to have been replaced or repainted before I purchased the van (slight difference in the shade of white). It opens, closes, seals, and functions perfectly.

Passenger rear wheel: A cosmetic scrape on one wheel. The shop confirmed it’s safe and does not need to be replaced. For a buyer who wants it addressed anyway, replacement was quoted at approximately $1,066.
Tire pressure sensors (TPMS): The shop found 2 of the 4 sensors not working and recommended replacing all four at the same time (quoted at approximately $535). In the meantime, I’ve checked tire pressure manually with a gauge.

Auto emergency braking: This system was turned off when I bought the van. I never used it and cannot confirm whether it functions. My research showed that it was not the safest to use, so I opted out.

Cosmetic: Some minor nicks and dents consistent with normal cargo van use, that existed when I purchased it.

Everything on the build and the van runs and works as described. Happy to answer questions or walk through anything in person.

TERMS
Serious inquiries only. Buyers must have either cash on hand or financing already arranged. I’m happy to show the van in person in the Deale, MD area to serious buyers. No delivery.