We have sold our van.  Thank you.

Selling our 2017 Pleasure Way Lexor TS camper van.  It sits on a Dodge Ram ProMaster 3500 chassis with a V-6 Pentastar gas engine. 40,500 miles on it, and it runs great.  We average between 15-16 MPG.  New Les Schwab Toyo Open Country A/T tires were purchased last Summer - they have made one trip to Alaska and back, performed flawlessly, and are in excellent condition.  Everything about this van is well designed, high quality, easy to use, and comfortable.  Two of us lived in it for about a month on an extended trip.  It proved to be more comfortable than we expected, both driving and camping.

This van has so much equipment, it's hard to list it all.  Solar panel, generator, air conditioner, heater, 3-way refrigerator, microwave, toilet, fresh water system, tankless water heater, outside shower, power couch control for raising and lowering (making the bed).  Convenient table, a TV, LED lighting, easy controls for everything, real toilet (not plastic), shower, power awning with lights, "porch" light, 2 burner stove, passenger seat swivels around to use as a chair when stopped, Fantastic fan with thermostat, backup camera, and a bunch more.

The cabinetry is real maple, and there is a surprisingly ample amount of storage throughout the van.  At 21 feet in length, it can be parked in a normal parking spot.  You can also take it camping to practically any out of the way campground without worrying whether you are too long to get in.  This greatly expands the number of camping spots you can go to.  In general the van drives similarly to a full size pickup, maybe a couple inches wider.  You sit up pretty high while driving, and the windshield is like a picture window.  The mirrors are really good, and it does not have a blind spot on either side.  Also, you can see out the back windows using the rear view mirror - very handy.

Another thing we like about the van is the custom windows along both sides of the van - some open for ventilation, and they all have pull-down blackout shades.  There is a curtain that you pull across behind the front seats for complete privacy while camping.  The windows give you excellent views as well.