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2013 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500

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Class B

Length

24 ft
Weight

6500 lb
Slide outs

0

Length

24 ft
Weight

6500 lb
Slide outs

0
Sleeps

2
Fuel

Diesel
Seatbelts

2
Electric service

30 amps
Gray water

14 gal
Fresh water

20 gal

Listing description

"Custom" Extended Sprinter with the basics
Great for hybrid of campground & boondocking, serves great as a "base-camp" for backpacking trips, concerts & tailgating.
If you have little one, we can provide a 4 person tent.

What’s included

Queen Bed, 8 CU/FT Refrigerator w/ chiller area, sink, dishes, silverware, cookware, French press, gas stove (portable), lots of storage, fresh water & gray water tanks, small portable commode (we try to reserve for emergencies only), privacy tent (if needed), 420 ah battery, 12V invertor, 2 MaxxAir Exhaust fans W/ multi-speed & direction (in & out), USB Ports & 120V AC outlets, 6ft folding table, side & back door mosquito net/ door covering, front & side window shades.
If boondocking easily run all lights, fans, refrigerator, along with charging your phone(s) for 2-3 days without concern.
Optional:
Bed Sheets
Portable Air Conditioning Unit (when plugged into 30A)
Portable Heater
Pop Up Tent/ Shelter
Pod Rocker Camp Chairs
Bike Rack
What it doesn't have:
Insulation (it is partially insulated but was not a focus for us)
Solar Panels (for now)

Things to know

This was built for being outdoors with a cozy place to sleep and store our things when we are backpacking.
We focused on the portability factor setting up a table and cooking outside.
Pick a destination, bring some portable speakers, get some firewood, fill the fridge, relax and enjoy the time.

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