Built on a Ford Transit chassis with a patented one-piece fiberglass body reinforced with carbon fiber, the 250 ST is the kind of rig owners are still bragging about after 11 years — no leaks, no rattles, just solid construction that holds up. Inside, you get solid-surface countertops, a separate stand-up shower, hybrid mattresses, and MCD day/night shades throughout, plus a lithium-ion battery system and 2,000-watt pure sine wave inverter that make boondocking genuinely viable. The 15,000-BTU heat pump, heated holding tanks, and 4-season plumbing mean you're not limited to fair-weather camping. At 26 feet on a Transit platform, it drives more like a large van than a traditional Class C — and returning 15–17 mpg while pulling up to 4,000 lbs is hard to argue with.
