5.0
Excellent
3 reviews
Pet friendly
21+
Sleeps 2
19 ft. long
Margo is a 2007 Ford Econoline 250 Extended with a high top. She is a DIY conversion with lots of character and unique features. The electric system is made up of 200W of solar, charging a 150ah lithium battery (that also charges while driving), and a 1000w inverter. There are both AC and DC outlets, and dimmable lights throughout the van.The kitchen has lots of storage for food and supplies, with a movable countertop that reveals the two burner propane stove, and attaches to the counter to create an L-shape. For safety reasons, propane is not provided but you can purchase 1lb canisters as an add-on (or you can find them at Walmart of Home Depot).The kitchen also has a foot-pump operated sink, with a 6 gallon jug for clean water, and a 6 gallon jug for grey water. Also included is a Dometic CFX28 fridge.For cold nights, the van also has a diesel heater with a refillable tank in the back. In the living area, there is a bench (that opens for extra storage) and a pull out table with a twist on leg. The bed is a full-sized memory foam mattress cut short a few inches, but there is also a cushion that can be placed on top of the pull-out table for extra leg room if needed.The van is about 5'4 in height. For comfortable cooking for taller folks, a folding stool is provided. There is plenty of storage space underneath the bed, as well as above the cab. Curtains and window covers are provided for your privacy, and other unique touches like the book shelf, string lights, water filter, and eclectic interior make this van feel extra comfy, cozy, and homey during your stay.The van is gasoline fueled, a little over 19 ft long, and fits in standard parking spots. It is also about 8.5 ft tall, fits through most drive throughs but not in parking decks.Please Note:• The air conditioning is NOT working!
• Because of some now repaired body damage on the driver’s side, the pink paint job is now only on one side of the vehicle (passenger side).What's included• Freshly washed bedding and towels
• Foldable shovel
• Kitchen spices
• Paper towels, toilet paper, and facial tissues
• Cookware and utensils
• Folding stool for comfortable cooking
• Picnic blanket
• Hammock
• Camping showerRecommendationsNorth Georgia and North Carolina mountains
North Florida Springs
Florida coast road trip
Savannah, GA
Charleston, SC
New Orleans, LAOther things to notePlease treat the van as your own! Keep it clean, and drive safe!Also, music festivals are fine but no Burning Man!
• Because of some now repaired body damage on the driver’s side, the pink paint job is now only on one side of the vehicle (passenger side).What's included• Freshly washed bedding and towels
• Foldable shovel
• Kitchen spices
• Paper towels, toilet paper, and facial tissues
• Cookware and utensils
• Folding stool for comfortable cooking
• Picnic blanket
• Hammock
• Camping showerRecommendationsNorth Georgia and North Carolina mountains
North Florida Springs
Florida coast road trip
Savannah, GA
Charleston, SC
New Orleans, LAOther things to notePlease treat the van as your own! Keep it clean, and drive safe!Also, music festivals are fine but no Burning Man!
Margo is a 2007 Ford Econoline 250 Extended with a high top. She is a DIY conversion with lots of character and unique features. The electric system is made up of 200W of solar, charging a 150ah lithium battery (that also charges while driving), and a 1000w inverter. There are both AC and DC outlets, and dimmable lights throughout the van.The kitchen has lots of storage for food and supplies, with a movable countertop that reveals the two burner propane stove, and attaches to the counter to create an L-shape. For safety reasons, propane is not provided but you can purchase 1lb canisters as an add-on (or you can find them at Walmart of Home Depot).The kitchen also has a foot-pump operated sink, with a 6 gallon jug for clean water, and a 6 gallon jug for grey water. Also included is a Dometic CFX28 fridge.For cold nights, the van also has a diesel heater with a refillable tank in the back. In the living area, there is a bench (that opens for extra storage) and a pull out table with a twist on leg. The bed is a full-sized memory foam mattress cut short a few inches, but there is also a cushion that can be placed on top of the pull-out table for extra leg room if needed.The van is about 5'4 in height. For comfortable cooking for taller folks, a folding stool is provided. There is plenty of storage space underneath the bed, as well as above the cab. Curtains and window covers are provided for your privacy, and other unique touches like the book shelf, string lights, water filter, and eclectic interior make this van feel extra comfy, cozy, and homey during your stay.The van is gasoline fueled, a little over 19 ft long, and fits in standard parking spots. It is also about 8.5 ft tall, fits through most drive throughs but not in parking decks.Please Note:• The air conditioning is NOT working!
• Because of some now repaired body damage on the driver’s side, the pink paint job is now only on one side of the vehicle (passenger side).What's included• Freshly washed bedding and towels
• Foldable shovel
• Kitchen spices
• Paper towels, toilet paper, and facial tissues
• Cookware and utensils
• Folding stool for comfortable cooking
• Picnic blanket
• Hammock
• Camping showerRecommendationsNorth Georgia and North Carolina mountains
North Florida Springs
Florida coast road trip
Savannah, GA
Charleston, SC
New Orleans, LAOther things to notePlease treat the van as your own! Keep it clean, and drive safe!Also, music festivals are fine but no Burning Man!
• Because of some now repaired body damage on the driver’s side, the pink paint job is now only on one side of the vehicle (passenger side).What's included• Freshly washed bedding and towels
• Foldable shovel
• Kitchen spices
• Paper towels, toilet paper, and facial tissues
• Cookware and utensils
• Folding stool for comfortable cooking
• Picnic blanket
• Hammock
• Camping showerRecommendationsNorth Georgia and North Carolina mountains
North Florida Springs
Florida coast road trip
Savannah, GA
Charleston, SC
New Orleans, LAOther things to notePlease treat the van as your own! Keep it clean, and drive safe!Also, music festivals are fine but no Burning Man!
Quick summary
AI generated
Margo, a unique DIY camper van, offers adventurous couples a cozy, character-filled escape.
Her solar and lithium battery system provides reliable power for self-sufficient, wilder journeys.
Enjoy a functional kitchen, comfy bed, and included essentials, making packing a breeze.
Experience a 'home on wheels' with thoughtful amenities and a 5-star owner for peace of mind.
2007 Ford Econolline 250s
Length
19 ft
19 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Tank Size
35 gal
35 gal
Sleeps
2
2
Seatbelts
2
2
Sleeping arrangements
1 bed
Full bed
1
1
Guest reviews
5.0
Excellent
3 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
5.0
Cleanliness
5.0
Maintenance
5.0
Value
5.0
Listing accuracy
5.0
Features
2007 Ford Econolline 250s
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 6 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 35 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 6 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 35 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Outside Shower
- Solart
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Dining Table
- Outside Shower
- Solart
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Dining Table
Location
Atlanta, GA • Exact location provided after booking
Atlanta, GA • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- 3 pm start time
11 am end time - Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- No generator
Cancellation: Flexible
Meet your host, Hagar
Member since 2023
Hi there! My name is Hagar. In 2020, I got introduced to my very first van when I got stuck backpacking through Australia when the pandemic started. I very quickly fell in love with the laid back and simple life, so much that when I made my way back to the US I quickly purchased my own hotel transporter, demolished it, and spent a year designing and building the van of my dreams! Since completing the build, I lived in it for 14 months, visiting 7 states! It was a dream to live in, but now it's time for others to experience it!
Hi there! My name is Hagar. In 2020, I got introduced to my very first van when I got stuck backpacking through Australia when the pandemic started. I very quickly fell in love with the laid back and simple life, so much that when I made my way back to the US I quickly purchased my own hotel transporter, demolished it, and spent a year designing and building the van of my dreams! Since completing the build, I lived in it for 14 months, visiting 7 states! It was a dream to live in, but now it's time for others to experience it!
