1994 Dodge B250 Camper Van

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This thing comes with: -100ah AGM battery charged by 50watt Renology solar and isolator-hooked up alternator (Battery doctor 75/100amp) -500W Power Inverter DC 12 V to 110V AC Car Converter with Digital Display Dual AC Outlets and Dual USB Charging Ports -48-quart fridge that gets COLD and runs at 45w eco-mode -Propane 2-burner stove -TONS of storage below bed, in "bed side" compartments at top and foot of bed, above bed and over cab.  Includes handy and functional "cubbies" above dash. -Custom, local-built beautiful cabinets -Hand-pump sink with 14-gallon water capacity on board -Vinyl plank wood flooring -Custom seat covers for front -Passenger seat has 360 spin ability for extra seating in back -Full size bed -Roughly 5'9" internal clearance -Professionally installed roof vent and fan -Custom Reflectix -Curtains that I paid too much for

This thing has 135XXX miles and the bomber 5.2L V8- PLENTY of life left.  It has been meticulously maintained, and I have the service records for the last several years. In addition to regular maintenance and on-time oil changes: -New tires 2018; Tires still have 30000 miles on warranty left -2018: New strut rod and new lower arm strut -2018: New control arm and ball joint -2018: New rear shocks -2018: Alignment -2018: Transmission flush -2019: Brake service, rear break drums -2019: Blake fluid exchange -2020: New fuel pump, fuel filter, and fuel lines -2020: Front brake pads This van is ready to go.

I hate to sell it, but my needs have changed. $10200

dope, but does that 50 watt panel actually do anything? seems tiny.

The battery is also charged by the alternator, which provides a bulk charge.  However, even though an alternator can get a battery up to 95-98% relativley quickly, it will take several, several hours to get that last bit charged.  The 50w panel provides a trickle charge that more easily can top the battery off and also keep it topped off during the day when the fridge is running and the van is in the sun.  It is a supplement to the system to keep a healthier battery.  I lived in the van full time and used the aux battery for the fridge, laptop, my phone, etc. regularly and never had a problem keeping the battery in a healthy charge range.