ProMaster 136wb 2014 Purchased May 2019 from a Used Dealer and spent months converting it with my fiance for us and our cat to travel in. My fiance was an architectural major and designed the entire van herself and did all of the research for products. ~ Cargo area (living space) is approximately 6’x 6’x 10’ ~ Build includes: ~ A kitchen on one side i. base cabinet with an Ikea sink (very lightweight) ii. faucet w/ sprayer iii. 12v electric water pump w/ switch iv. collapsible laundry bin fastened between the cabinet and backdoors that can be used as a shower bin v. 4 clear & collapsible 5 gallon water jugs (15 gallons fresh water, 5 gallons gray water) vi. 12v refrigerator by Alpicool vii. portable 1 burner propane/ butane stove viii. Shelf that covers the length of the van that fit our mason jars and spice jars (located above the sliding door). ~ Couch that slides out into a bed i. Can sleep 2 ii. 2 large drawers underneath iii. Above there is a long bookshelf as we’re big on reading. ~ Work desk/ breakfast nook i. 2 stools ii. split storage cubby spaces for laptops, paperwork, etc. ~ Solar system i. items ii, iii, and iv are located underneath desk ii. 2 155 amp hour batteries iii. 2000 watt inverter iv. 3 breakers and fuse blocks for protection & sized appropriately v. 4 flexible solar panels w/ corrugated plastic underneath for airflow (glued down with Sikaflex and well maintained by climbing the telescoping ladder which is also included.) ~ Max Air Fan w/ rain guard & 6 LED pot lights ~ 12v Diesel camper heater w/ remote and automatic function & 1 gallon tank (lasts about 3 days) There are two windows in the back for airflow & there are even more details to add. Contact if interested. Serious...