Fiat Ducato

Maxi L4H3

2022 L4H3 Fiat Ducato w/ 40k km, Automatic Transmission, 10” touchscreen, 180hp, partially converted, w/ almost everything needed to finish

I started converting this van last year, but recently had a death in the family and decided to move back to the US for a couple years to help out, so the van has to go :( Oh well. In total I’ve spent about €80k on this, but realize that not everything is going to be useful to someone that buys it, and I priced it to hopefully sell quickly.

But my loss is your gain! I’m selling it as is along with all of the parts that I’ve purchased for it, which is almost everything you need to finish it. Skylights, fan, solar, batteries, electrical, plumbing, incinerating toilet, stove, and yes, even the kitchen sink. Almost everything is brand new in the original packaging (or some stuff was taken out and just put in a box, but still brand new)

I’ll happily go through my plans with whomever decides to buy it, and you can either mostly follow them, or rip out what I’ve done and basically start from scratch.

There is some minor body damage above the rear left tail light that doesn't affect anything. It looks like the first owner backed it into something.


Main things included:

• 2022 Fiat Ducato (€45k)
• 40,000km
• L4H3
• 180HP
• Automatic transmission
• ≈22cm screen w/ CarPlay & Android Auto
• ≈9l/100km loaded
• Insulation (€900) is installed, frames for floor & cabinets (€500) are installed. My plan was to raise the floor by 27cm which leaves ≈185cm of clearance after the floor & ceiling are in. One large area I was going to use for the shower, one for the 200L water tank, a good bit for batteries, and the rest would be underfloor storage
• Wooden benches & wall paneling made from Hinoki wood, imported from Japan (€3,000)
• Wooden “lounger” made from the same wood
• Single passenger seat (€1,000)
• Electric sauna panels (€300)
• Dometic Heki 3 skylight, installed (€1,000)
• Maxxair Deluxe ceiling fan w/ adapter, installed (€400)
• 12V Air Conditioner from undermountac.com (€3,500)
• Water heater from Bobil — hybrid electric & diesel (€470)
• Shower pan & shower head (€300)
• Water filters (€200)
• Cinderella incinerating toilet (€4,000)
• LED strip lighting & channels for ceiling (€300)
• Sink (€280)
• 2 burner induction stove (€420)
• Diesel heater (€150)
• Ninja toaster oven/convection oven/air fryer (€300)
• Mini fridge, ≈100L (€300)
• Linear track actuators to lift bed (€950)
• 29kWh (!!) of batteries (€3,400)
• 4x BMS’s (€350, 3x24v/8cell, 1x12v/4cell)
• 12/24→5V Buck converter (€40)
• Solar panels (3x GreenAkku 195W flexible panels. I bought 4, but one was accidentally broken) (€650)
• Victron Multiplus II 24/5000 (€1,800)
• Victron Orion 24/12-100 (€270)
• Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/30 (€180)
• Starlink with CNC’d case for roof mounting (€500 + €150 case)
• 200L fresh water tank (€400)
• 40L undermount grey water tank (€150)
• Water pipe & connectors (€300)
• 2x Water Pumps (€300)
• More aluminum profile to make bed frame, sliding walls, whatever
• Extra insulation (3M Thinsulate, Armaflex AF, FF-PIR)
• Foam boards to make cabinets/drawers (€200)
• Sub-floor electric heating film (€100)
• Wires, connectors, tools, bits, nuts, bolts, hinges, microcontrollers, relay switches, sensors, flooring panels, jumper cables, glue, drawer slides, shower curtains, water inlet, fuse holders, DC charger, motorized ball valves, temp sensors, etc etc etc etc etc
• Stuff if you want it: Pots & Pans, kitchen utensils, dishes, mokapot, milk frother, label maker, etc