VAN TOUR | Ram Pro Master 3500 | Luxury campervan self-conversion with shower & toilet

Hi, we are Sofia and Dennis. We live in Russia and Italy, but every year we come to the USA to travel. This year we built a van to improve our journey, exploring the beautiful nature of the USA. Welcome in! We designed the van in bright and warm colors with a wooden ceiling and walls painted in white to feel more spacious. This is our dining room. This table is a perfect spot to eat and work on a laptop with a beautiful view from the window. The window can open to let in fresh air and sunlight. There is a shelf built to hold plants and candles that don't fall while driving. The driver's seat is equipped with a swivel, so this table is perfect for two. We love to cook, so we set up a good-sized kitchen. We have a two-burner induction stove, big sink with hot water faucet that can be extended to run water outside to clean your hiking gear or shoes before you get into the van. We installed a beautiful hexagonal tile backsplash that's easy to clean and plenty of butcher block counter space. In the cabinets, you can find everything from your home kitchen. In the drawers, we have cutlery, cooking supplies, cutting boards, etc. In this cabinet, we have all pots, frying pans, an Italian coffee maker, and space for food. Under the sink, we have two separate garbage cans, all cleaning supplies, and hooks on the doors to dry towels. One of our favorite features of the van is a giant standing height refrigerator. There is enough space to store food for up to one week, and we have these beautiful hexagonal mirrors that we use for putting on makeup and getting dressed. Our bed has a full-size memory foam mattress, big enough for tall people as well. The bed is built with insets to extend the length to six feet four inches. We use the upper cabinets for storing clothes, very easy to access. We use the drawer and cabinet below for electronic devices, toiletries, and cosmetics. Under the bed, there is access to the garage where we have a laundry bag and more storage. You can use this door to carry long equipment in the garage like a surfboard or even a kayak. Under the fridge, we have a tiny wardrobe for shirts and jackets. Above the fridge, there is a shelf for towels. We use these two wooden hooks to dry the towels. There is one more hidden storage under the table for wine, juices, and canned food. And above the car seats, there is a big shelf for other clothes and anything you want to be easily accessible. Our van has a shower. We take a shower every day and can't imagine not having it in the van. It will make your van life as comfortable as living in a house. The shower cabinet has a roll-up door and a wooden pallet. The innovative shower head uses just 0.4 gallons per minute and makes every hot shower a delight. The bath rug is held up comfortably with velcro to dry and is easily accessible whenever you need it. To prevent the toilet from interfering with taking a shower, we hid it behind this door. This is another feature of our van that we love. Usually, you have to remove a heavy toilet from the shower cabinet to take a shower. We decided it would be better to pull out the toilet when you need it and to put away easily when you don't. Tiny but separate toilet works without water. It is equipped with two containers and a ventilation system that prevents unpleasant odors. It costs over a thousand dollars and we love it. Toilet paper is conveniently attached to the door. The van is equipped with a max air fan with remote control and 10 speeds that allow air to enter and exit. Thanks to the correct placement of the fan and the sliding windows on the back door and in the dining area, the room is well ventilated creating a pleasant breeze. Moreover, we use the fan as an exhaust hood while we cook. In order to ensure a comfortable temperature inside the van when it gets cold, we installed a diesel heater with remote control that makes traveling cozy even in the winter. Our light system is controlled by a wireless remote controller. It has three separate zones. You can change multiple colors, dimming, turning one zone on or off, or all zones together with one button. Also, there are tiny ferry lights that are connected to USB sockets. Sockets are located in the dining area, kitchen, bed, and garage. Every location has two powerful USB and type C sockets and two 110 volts outlets. So it is more than enough to charge all laptops, smartphones, cameras, and other devices simultaneously. Welcome to the garage. It has plenty of space to carry our two mountain bikes, camping gear, barbecue, etc. It has a water tank and electrical system behind the retractable wall. Our electrical system is self-sufficient. We have 420 watts of solar power connected to the MPTT controller. It can fully charge our 200 amp hour lithium ion phosphate battery on sunny days. There is a DC to DC charger to charge the battery while we are driving. We have a 2200 watt inverter that powers the induction stove, water heater, and 110 volt outlets. Every device has switches so you can easily turn them on and off, and the battery has a main power switch as well. Between the wardrobe and the fridge, there is an MPPT controller remote screen, Victron battery monitor screen, and inverter remote power switch, and there are switches for water pump, etc. A switch at the backsplash is used to turn on either the induction stove or the water heater to prevent them from working simultaneously and not overload the electrical system. We like this electrical system and have never been out of power while traveling. Let's talk about water. We have a 30 gallon fresh water tank and a 20 gallon gray water tank. It is easy to connect any hose to refill the water. There is a vent hose that also works as an overflow hose so you will never be flooded. The 2.5 gallon water heater by Bosch is hidden in the wardrobe next to the shower. That is perfect for a long hot shower. Usually the water lasts three to four days with showering every day for both of us and washing dishes after every meal. The Ram ProMaster 3500 with a high extended roof is powered by a 3.6 liter engine. The large ground clearance allows you to drive off-road. We love wildlife and have never had a problem getting anywhere in this van. You'll be able to drive it almost everywhere. There is a rear view camera in the driver's mirror. Another wide angle camera is used when the van is in reverse. The van has parking and blind spot assistance and an anti-theft alarm system. For safety we installed a carbon monoxide detector above the bed. On the roof of the van we installed a deck made of premium composite board that lasts forever. It's easy to climb up to the roof using the stairs located on the left side of the van. This rooftop terrace is a perfect spot to see sunsets and look at the starry sky. We are selling this van with every piece of equipment we have including all the kitchen supplies, mosquito nets, window covers, mattress, pillows, blackout curtains, etc. So you won't have to spend thousands of dollars and many weeks researching what to buy. You'll have everything you need to start your adventure today. Remember buying a van you're not just getting a motorhome. You buy an adventure, a lifestyle, a vibe of freedom that brings you to a completely new level of life.