A Mercedes-Benz Sprinter was turned into an off-grid overlander camper van for a couple and their dogs — see inside Bruce Banner

• Camper van conversion company TouRig turned a 2016 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter into a tiny home on wheels named Bruce Banner for a couple and their two dogs.
• The van was built to be off-grid capable and serves as a cross between a Sprinter camper van and an expedition vechile, according to its makers.
• Bruce Banner has a kitchen, bathroom, dining and work space, bedroom, and garage.
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Camper van conversion company TouRig turned a 2016 170-inch Mercedes-Benz Sprinter into an off-grid capable tiny home on wheels that is now occupied full-time by a couple and their two dogs.

According to TouRig, the van was built to be a cross between a classic Sprinter camper van and an expedition vehicle. To do this, the Colorado-based TouRig team converted the originally two-wheel-drive cargo van into a green four-by-four camper, aptly giving it the name Bruce Banner.

The van also has series of amenities that further optimize it for long drives and off-grid treks, such as an extended fuel capacity and water storage, upgraded power system, and protective body add-ons.

On average, TouRig spends between six to 12 weeks on its custom Sprinter conversions. The company also partners with Mercedes-Benz for its build-outs, although it will soon be converting another popular camper base – the 2020 Ford Transit all-wheel-drive – as well.

Prices range between $30,000 and over $100,000 depending on what the client is looking for. However, the price of Bruce Banner isn't publicly available, according to the company.

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The interior amenities of the tiny home on wheels is powered by a 600 amp-hour battery system, 3,000-watt inverter and charger, and 375-watt solar panels.

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There's also a 40-gallon water system that provides filtered water for Bruce Banner's occupants.

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Besides the van base, Bruce Banner is no different than any traditional home.

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The interior is lined with a kitchen, work and dining space, bathroom, and bedroom.

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For homemade meals on the road, the van's kitchen units have a sink, storage cabinets ...

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… refrigerator-freezer, and a diesel-powered cooktop for meals on the road.

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Bruce Banner's bathroom has a shower and portable toilet.

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The shower also has holders for personal hygiene products, such as a razor and body wash.

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The tiny home on wheels' driver and passenger seats have been upgraded and can swivel to face the interior of the build.

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This allows the seats to be used as chairs at the dining and work table.

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The van also has a cell booster to keep the couple connected while out on the road.

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Its interior temperature is regulated using fans inside the build.

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Bruce Banner has several windows throughout its interior, but TouRig also included LED lights to brighten up the inside on a cloudy day or at night.

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The bed — which is placed towards the rear of the van — is lined with overhead storage cabinets on both sides.

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One side of the cabinets also extends down the length of the van.

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The sleeping space itself sits on a tall platform to make room for a garage underneath.

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If the overhead units, garage, and kitchen cabinets aren't enough, the van also has additional storage boxes.

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There are several entertainment options aboard Bruce Banner, including a screen by the bed and indoor and exterior speakers.

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The exterior speakers can be used in conjunction with the van's awning to create a lively outdoor lounge space.

Source: Instagram

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The tiny home on wheels also has a built-in radio communication system that allow its occupants to talk with other people who are using synced handheld radio devices, according to a post by Bruce Banner's owners on Instagram.

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The exterior has numerous upgrades that give the van it's rugged off-grid capabilities.

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This includes both the front and rear bumper protectors. The front also comes with a winch and an extra light, while the back has a tire carrier.

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The solar panels aren't the only items occupying the roof space: TouRig also included a roof rack with extra lighting that can be accessed with the exterior side ladder.

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The van's systems have also been upgraded with a three-to-one low range transfer case, which helps with off-road driving, according to Bluestar.com.

Source: Bluestar.com

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This low range transfer case accompanies Bruce Banner's 8.5-inch lift.

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The tires and rims have also been upgraded and now have an extra 4.5 inches of track.

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For added security, the van's entire body has been coated with a protective spray. It also comes equipped with a Terrawagen Snorkel that keeps the air filter clean, according to Terrwagen.

Source: Terrwagen

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The van also has recovery tracks, a jack, and a recovery kit that can be used if it gets stuck.

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To further longer off-grid adventures, Bruce Banner also comes with a 28-gallon reserve diesel tank.

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Its owners keep electric bikes onboard that can be charged using the van's electrical systems ...

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... as well as inflatable paddle boards that can be inflated using Bruce Banner's air system.