Used 2005 t1n Sprinter 3500 camper van for sale in Anchorage, AK

2005 Dodge Sprinter 3500 (dually)
102k miles
5 Cylinder turbo diesel. 20+ mpg
Clean title

The t1n Sprinter - for those who know, they know. For those who don’t, the t1n is one of the best sprinter models ever released. Extremely reliable and lots of available parts and resources. With proper care, they can last 1 million miles or more.
No kidding, ask Million Mile Sprinter (where I've ordered all my OE replacement parts).
This van is a ‘Dodge” however, everything is Mercedes Benz accept for the wheel caps and the emblem on the steering wheel. Previous owner installed Benz logo on the front grill.

Vehicle Details:
New 120 AMP alternator
New glow plugs (spare control unit)
New Serpentine belt, tensioner, and pulleys
New EGR valve
No check engine light
6 new tires (less than 10k miles on rears, less than 4k miles on fronts.
Recent alignment
Brakes are in good condition
New struts (bilstein front, Koni back)
Tow hitch with working wiring (4 plug)

Interior Details:
Fully insulated for winter living (lived in it for 2 winters and was warm)
Fits a Queen mattress (8inch) with 16 inches removed from end. (not included, but can include Tuft and Needle mattress with additional time as it is my current mattress in the house)
Mattress venting pad to prevent any moisture build up underneath
Custom padded mats on bench
Small shower with externally vented propane water heater and external drain (no gray water tank)
Sliding shower door
LED lights (with dimming switch)
Maxxair fan
ARB 50 chest style fridge located under bench seat
Dual propane cooktop (with electric start if inverter is on, lighter start if not)
Webasto Diesel heater tapped into diesel tank, mounted in lower cabinet unit
(Can include mounted Kanto Tuk bookshelf speakers for additional $600)
Plenty of storage space in cabinets and drawers
Butcher block countertop with flip up extension
Sink with 6 gallon catch tank or option to drain directly outside (hole is drilled already)
24 gallon internal fresh water tank with external fill
External shore power plug (20 amp style plug, 15amp wiring)
AIMS power 1500watt sine wave inverter/charger
Sterling power b2b charger (charges while you drive)
2 Centennial AGM 6V 224 Amp hour batteries
Victron battery monitor
LED ‘porch’ light, waterproof, mounted outside
2 CRLawrence windows on back sides, both open with screens
1 CRLawrence sliding door window, does not open
Shureflo 3gpm water pump with strainer and accumulator tank

All water lines are PEX tubing
All electrical wires are Marine Grade
All electronics are properly fused
Shore power is wired through a breaker box
Water pump has an on/off circuit breaker
Sterling power has on/off circuit breaker

Some quirks -
Webasto control is finicky and temp does not reflect real temp inside.
Radio Doesnt work
Shower only drains well if level. Recommend squeegee.
Stove takes a few tries to light.
Must use 5lb propane bottle (1 included) for shower and stove.

Spare parts:
Fan motor
Puck light
Fuses
Glow Plug Module
Webasto heater rebuild kit
Real life -
I’ve owned this van for 4 years. It came from Arizona. I built out the interior 2 separate times. The 2nd one being the one featured here. I lived in it full time for 2 years and an additional summer. I was warm for both winters and had no issues getting around in pretty nasty conditions. The electrical system is great and met my needs no problem, even without solar. The Sterling Power unit and the 120 amp alternator make a great team. Plus, the electrical loads are minimal (lights, fridge, water pump).
This van has been my baby and the only need for selling is because I no longer want to commute in it, nor do I want to just park it in storage. I’d prefer to sell it to finish out my schooling.

Some things I’ll be doing before I sell it (included in price):
100k service, oil change, and transmission fluid flush (all done at the dealership).
Install remote temperature sensor for Webasto heater
Replace water heater ( I popped it last winter because I forgot to winterize it)
Paint touch ups
Replace a few floor planks
Minor touch ups and adjustments to drawers and cabinets
Shampoo the seats

To get an idea of the the cost of camper vans, I recommend checking out Vanlifetrader.com.
This is a great considering the low miles and build quality.
If you have any specific questions, shoot me an email.

Thanks.