Built to Live
2023 Ram Promaster 159 2500 with Brand New Garage Style Build
We are so excited to bring our brand new 2023 Ram Promaster 159 2500 with a brand new conversion to market. This Promaster features the newest body style and features that Ram offers - 360 cams, remote start, collision detection, keyless ignition, a newer sleeker front. This van is brand new from the dealer to us.
After our last few spec vans focusing on a large couch area we kept hearing feedback that people wanted more storage and a garage style van. So we listened and created a fully functional brand new build with all the best components on the market in a garage style, while still maintaining a relatively large couch/lounge area.
With a pull out table this van can comfortably seat two to three people. A German engineered Espar hot water system runs off the petrol and allows for endless hot water to the sink and out door shower. A large 28 gallon water tank means you’ll have water for days on end. Cubbies in the bed/window frames mean you can sleep front to back or side to side. Overhead cabinets, tons of storage in the kitchen, and custom Pendleton upholstered cushions makes this van functional and beautiful.
The large Made-in-Italy Vitrafrigo c85 fridge has a working fridge and freezer component. I have this same fridge in my personal van and I will never forget when I made gin tonics in Joshua tree with fresh ice cubs in the middle of June - this fridge performs and uses nominal power.
A Dometic Brisk II Air Conditioner for the main cab is a powerhouse of an air conditioner. The AC unit will only operate when plugged into shore power or generator and the Multiplus 2 will automatically bring power to it only when plugged into shore, meaning you can’t accidentally run your system to zero.
This van really is meant for a couple who is ready to hit the road with lots of toys and maybe a pup or two. The electrical system is robust - a state of the art Victron system that is controlled and monitored via bluetooth your phone. You can monitor every battery cell individually, allowing you to know how your electrical performance is. The Multiplus 2 is an inverter charger and will allow you to charge your batteries as well as run your power outlets/components when plugged into a power source. There are three ways to charge your batteries - while driving, via the 400 watts of solar, and plugged in.
Top of the Line Through & Through
Vitrifrigo c80i Refrigerator with Freezer
2 burner 1800 Watt induction cooktop
Birch butcher block counter top
Dimmable lights
LED lighted behind overhead cabinets
2 Sleeping lights with USB power ports
LED light strip in the garage
German Engineered Espar Petrol Heating unit for Hot Water and Hot Air
Slide-out Table from underneath
Shoe Drawer/ Storage drawer at slider door entrance
Additional storage underneath the seats
5 Overhead Cabinets
28 Gallon Fresh Water tank
Water tank level gauge located in the cabinet
Rear Outdoor Shower with endless hot water
On-Demand hot water from an Espar system
Grey water diverter to allow straight to ground flow
15x15 Sink with Faucet and custom cover
3 Victron Smart Lithium 100ah batteries
Victron VE.Bus BMS V2 battery manager
Victron Multiplus-II 3000 Watt Inverter Charger
Victron Orion DC-DC 30 amp battery charger
Victron Smart Solar Charge Controller
Victron SmartShunt BMV
Exterior mounted 50 amp RV Shore power Connection
Dometic Brisk II Rooftop 120 volt AC unit
MaxxAir Fan
400 Watts of solar panel on the roof
Power Outlets located throughout the van
Window addition in the kitchen
2 bunk windows with cut outs to allow for side sleeping
Grey water tank mounted underneath the vehicle
Automatic Grey water dump Valve (release grey water with the press of a button)
Bed dimensions are 78 long (in to the window boxes) x 60 wide
With a large garage to store all of your gear, this van is so perfect to adventure, live, and explore in.
Ready to Roll
Interested - Let’s Chat
We are available to show the van and test drive it with notice at our Leavenworth, WA shop - located 2.5 hours from Seattle.
