2010 Ford Transit Connect camper van

2010 Ford Transit Connect Camper Van. I bought the van two years ago as a plain cargo van that was being used as a construction van. I have since converted it to a camper van that my wife and I have used to take weekend trips all along the east coast. There are too many build components to list but I will list a few: Rockwool insulation Maxxfan 100 Amp/hr lithium battery with Smart BMS Shore power adapter Manual battery isolator Twin size convertible bed Bluetooth radio with handsfree calling Ample storage cabinets with extra storage under the couch/bed Less than 10k miles on tires and brake pads The van has around 200k miles. The previous owner had the engine replaced and instrument cluster which showed 78k miles at the time that I bought the van. He provided a receipt for the engine replacement, but it does not list the mileage of the engine so I cannot confirm the exact mileage of the engine. That said, I also bought the Carfax at the time of purchase and can provide a copy. According to the Carfax, the van had almost 190k miles at the time of the engine replacement. The van has a clean title with no loan/lien. We have had no mechanical issues whatsoever and the van has been very dependable. We recently returned from a trip 12hr trip to NY and I would not hesitate to drive it across the country. Even with the camper setup in the back, we average over 25 MPG. Cosmetically, the van was used as a construction van so there are dents and dings in the exterior paint. Also, there is a TPMS sensor malfunction following the new tires being installed so the low tire pressure light stays on while driving. Otherwise, this is the perfect van for traveling. The small size is very unassuming and allows you to camp in places that other RVs are not allowed. Located in Raleigh, NC. Asking $18,000. Thanks for looking and reach out with any questions.