Win a Sprinter Van with a Vansmith conversion valued at $ 80,000!

If your home is on wheels, the open road has even more options. In this latest campaign from OmazeYou have the chance to win a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van with a Vansmith conversion valued at 80,000 US dollars. Whether for the occasional weekend getaway or the kickstart of a new nomadic lifestyle, you can cook, entertain and sleep on four wheels from the comfort of your home.

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The ultimate escape machine!

This Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van is a practical yet fun vehicle that allows you to enjoy nature without ever having to leave nature. Sleep under the stars or make yourself comfortable in the large bed with a roof fan and LED lights that illuminate the cedar ceiling. The electricity for your home comes from a 100 W solar system, which, among other things, keeps the Isotherm Cruise 85 refrigerator running and perfectly cools your mineral water.

Showering can be done with the fresh water system that also takes advantage of the 60 inch galley kitchen, while some exterior improvements are up to you. You can choose from a rear bike rack or storage box, upgraded suspension, off-road tires, and much more.

Powered by a 3.0 turbodiesel V6 and a seven-speed automatic, this Sprinter Van offers up to 325 lb-ft. Torque for your outdoor adventure. The maximum trailer load is 5,000 lbs. This is enough for a couple of full size ATVs or a small trailer for extra storage space.

How to Enter to Win

You can enter to win a Sprinter Van with a $ 80,000 Vansmith Conversion of Visit the official site for this Omaze campaign. Your fully equipped Sprinter Van will either be delivered to you or the adventure can begin immediately if you choose to be flown to the Vansmith shop in Colorado (and then a trip home!).

By participating in this campaign, you will protect and preserve America’s climbing areas and natural outdoor environments through a nonprofit called the Access Fund. They send nature conservation teams to carry out maintenance and repair work across the country and to keep climbing areas open and in operation. The Access Fund also represents the interests of climbers directly through theirs Political programWorking with state and federal agencies as well as tribal governments for the best possible legislation and land management.