Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Diesel High Roof Unlimited Mileage avg-24mpg

This Mercedes Sprinter rental and has proved to be a favorite of our regular clients. Super easy to drive, park and is comfortable for even the tallest guests. It gets an astounding 26mpg on average. Please refer to our other Outdoorsy listings "4x4 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter High Roof" and " 2022 Mercedes 4x4 High Roof Boondocking Camper and 2017 Mercedes High Roof Camper" for amenities, our rental history, and reviews. This 144 van is two-wheel-drive with traction control and is 19 feet long. In most cases we’ll pick you up at Ted Stevens Airport and have you drop-off 5 minutes away. This low mileage 2014 Sprinter 144-inch box with an extended high roof comes complete with everything necessary for your Alaska road trip. Just show up with your clothes and hiking shoes... Exceptionally comfortable for two people even if you're six feet tall, there is an eight-inch gel foam Full-Sized 60x80x8 inch Queen bed that runs parallel the frame of the truck allowing greater comfort for anyone over six feet tall. There is also running cold water (25-gallons), a separate diesel heater, and a removable butane range. A refrigerator and a high-grade soft cooler are provided. The super-quiet interior fan has a remote control and can be operated to pull the cool air or push the warm air out. It will close automatically in the event of rain. Insulated and crafted with local spruce and cottonwood, the interior was built in May of 2021 and offers plenty of space for your bags and outdoor gear. The counter is butcher block hardwood and has There is extensive LED lighting and even an isolated dimmer switch for reading in bed. The van has an additional 400-watt solar system that meets the needs of most summer trips, so you'll have power when parked, not needing to hook up. This Mercedes Sprinter is meticulously maintained, comes with an extensive road emergency kit. This diesel truck is the gold standard of functionality and gets up to 26 mpg. PLEASE NOTE: The van can be driven anywhere in Alaska with state maintenance roads; EXCEPT North of Fairbanks, Dalton Highway, or Canada.