Thanks for the tour! I have a 2007 SS Agile but the prior generation built on the T1N Sprinter. I want to caution you about buying a newer Sprinter that requires DEF. Read up on it, because I have read plenty of news and owner experiences that the new DEF diesel emissions systems that became mandatory around 2010 have basically ruined diesel engines by being problematic, unreliable, and expensive to repair. Right off the bat, you have to buy and carry DEF fluid or risk going into "limp" mode if your DEF runs out. Diesel engine experts lament DEF. People in the know are looking for pre-DEF engines. OM647 5-cylinder engines are famous for their quality, reliability, and MPG. I've clocked 26 MPG and never less than 22 MPG and have over 175,000 miles on my Agile. That's not even half the life of an OM647 engine. Also, in case you think that your driver's seat won't swivel all the way around, on my Agile it will if I do the following before I swivel the seat: Tilt the backrest as far forward as possible. Then, move the whole seat all the way forward. Then, raise the rear of the seat to its max and then lower the front of the seat to its max. This tilts the backrest of the seat forward even further, and it clears the steering wheel when swivelling, so that I can swivel the driver's seat all the way around to face fully backward. This is all assuming that your Sprinter's seats are multi-adjustable like this, but it's worth a try! One more thing: expect quality issues on RVs after the 2008 recession when most RV manufacturers went belly-up or were acquired. Quality sank.

The best Van Life info to date from anyone. Prepare is so important

I like this one especially the bathroom the way you have a setup

I love the small footprint and layout. If you’re looking to sell it, how soon would that be. I’m wanting to purchase my first van very soon and yours has all that I need.

That is an amazing build! Funny, I played the video about ten times, Eric introduced the van as a "Dodge" Sprinter?! Gotta wonder what the weight of the van is. Solid cabinets and granite, not light for sure.

A very nice build. It's unfortunately the original Roadtrek company was destroyed by the fraud and greed of a company executive. The bankruptcy hurt a lot of people. Since 2019 the company has been owned by Groupe Rapido. Let's hope they can resurrect and maintain this great Canadian brand.

Is that real granite? Does it not weight too much? I saw some fake granite really well done but it's lightweight conglomerate wood.

How much to build van like that,what company ?i live in Georgia