How Much Is A Mercedes Camper Van?
Why would anyone be swayed to buy a Mercedes over one of the other models available on the market? I am acutely aware that buying a Mercedes usually costs more than buying most of the other brands of van, so what is it that makes them so desirable, and roughly how much is a Mercedes Camper Van going to be?
We’ll answer these questions and many more that you might have by taking a deep dive into all things Mercedes Camper Van related, read on…
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What Types Of Mercedes Camper Van Are There?
Mercedes have a long and successful history of making powerful and reliable high quality vehicles, both cars and vans. Throughout that history a selection of their vans have been converted, both by dedicated coach builders and by individuals into Camper Vans.
Mercedes Vans come in all shapes and sizes, from the car sized vans known as Class B vehicles, to proper working sized vans, known as Class C vehicles.
Like anything in this world, some models of Mercedes Van are better suited to be converted to Camper Vans than others. Here are the models of Mercedes Van that have been converted the most, and far more importantly, these are the ones that have been converted the most successfully.
Mercedes Vans have a long history of being converted into Camper Vans. I thoroughly enjoyed researching it an marveled at some of the older images or early Camper Vans that I came across. I hope you will too.
The Mercedes Benz 319 L
This 1964 Mercedes Benz 319 L is one of the oldest models that I came across, although I am aware that there are some older ones. The 319 was (I believe) Mercedes’ first model of this class of vehicle, evolving in response to the the success of VW’s Panel Van which evolved into the now world famous VW Camper.
It is such a thing of beauty that I simply had to include it here. The Mercedes 319 L was built as a light commercial vehicle between 1955 and 1967, it was available as a Van, a Truck or a Minibus during it’s manufacture.
