Ultimate RVs

[booster]

I don't recall hearing anything about these vans but there is one on the Minneapolis Craigslist.


https://www.crankyape.com/default.as...mNumber=116500


A few things come to mind in the positing and the first is the big list of fault codes on it for the Spinter at two years old and 45K miles.


I just noticed that the discounted ones are on Promaster chassis.



There appear to be only two overhead storage compartments and no look at under the sofas or from the rear.


225 "amp" battery which is probably 225ah which is pretty low for an RV with an induction burner and probably no propane.


Interior does appear to be very nicely done in both quality of materials and workmanship.


They must be having trouble selling them, though as they are offering a $50K discount on a $170K van on their website which might put it into a range of DIY mods to make it more suitable if that was desired.

[N147JK]

Looks like an over-the-road party van. Not intended for camping.

[booster]

Originally Posted by N147JK

Looks like an over-the-road party van. Not intended for camping.

My first impression was similar and quite like the early Midwest vans when they first tried making RVs.

[avanti]

Originally Posted by booster

A few things come to mind in the positing and the first is the big list of fault codes on it for the Spinter at two years old and 45K miles.

You think so?

[Davydd]

Originally Posted by N147JK

Looks like an over-the-road party van. Not intended for camping.

I agree. I wonder if "Ultimate Toys" is just a given name for the van and not the upfitter. It could just be a one off custom shop for the interior. There is nothing outside saying camper van.

[mumkin]

There is nothing inside that says camper van either. lol

[booster]

Originally Posted by mumkin

There is nothing inside that says camper van either. lol

Yep, I think another executive limo van and party bus company thinking they knew how to make a class b, most likely.