Since 1961
This is a perfect way to travel for us and our dogs. We can go anywhere we want for special training or shows.
– Dr. and Mrs. Neupert
This drawer is 60″L by 48″W by 12″H with an 800 pound load capacity. Compartment partitions are adjustable and removable. Other designs are available.
Overhead cabinet sizes and shelves can vary. Doors can hinge down or up with.
-Drs Waltmans
Here’s some additional information written by Drs. Brad and Jamie Waltman.
“In the clinic, we have most of the features of a normal veterinary hospital arranged into a much smaller space. The rear area of the clinic is equipped with stainless steel cages for transportation of animals. One of these cages was designed with a clear airtight door to be used for animals needing oxygen therapy. A fully stocked diagnostic lab also resides in the rear of the vehicle complete with bloodwork machines, Doppler blood pressure, ECG, pulse oximetry, microscope, etc.
“The center area is our examination/treatment area. An exam table with running water, exam lights, refrigerator, scale, and isofluorane anesthesia machine has been installed. The area directly behind the cab consists of a fully stocked pharmacy and doctor’s work area. The cab is separated from the work area by a partition door. Temperature control is maintained by a roof mounted air-conditioning and heating unit. In order to operate the A/C unit as well as the diagnostic lab and other equipment, a 6,000-watt generator has been installed. A backup power system is also in place to ensure electricity will always be available. For more information please see our website stlouismobilevet.com.”
PAAC (Prevention – Outreach – Wellness – Education – Reduce Overpopulation) is a vibrant organization that is constantly learning how to better respond to the huge issue of pet overpopulation. The staff and volunteers are passionate about saving animals and illuminating the need for Animal Control to never have to euthanize healthy, adoptable pets. PAAC has evolved and changed over the last six years but has never lost sight of its goal of promoting responsible pet ownership.
Sprinter’s high profile works well for eye-catching billboard body wrapping.
Sprinter EB (Extended Body)
The City of Austin, Health and Human Services purchased this Sprinter to provide mobile support for the less fortunate. Tests can be run for preventable disease control.
Rear compartment / garage are to your specifications. Three tracks were specified by the owner for anchors to secure bikes and other cargo. Floor anchors are also available. The opening in the bottom is for long items. The walls and floor are covered with highly durable rubberized loincoin. See colors & materials for other choices. Shelves and compartments can be added.
“We have everything we need for our lifestyle.”
– Ed and Joy Minter
The floor and sides can be covered in highly durable materials – just hose it out. The garage and up front living area to your specifications.
—Troy and Jill Humphrey
. . . saying goodbye to their second Sportsmobileand hello to their third one.
Troy included a heavy-duty 1,000 pound 48″ x 68″ slide-out shelf for heavy cargo. Other sizes are available. The Humphrey’s will supply their own mattress for the upper bed platform. A 7 CF refrigerator, bath module and galley are up front.
Dear Paul and Staff,
My husband and I bought our Sportsmobile from you in 2004. Seeing the recent article in Trailer Life magazine prompted me to finally write the letter I have intended to send for several months.
By procrastinating I can tell you even more about how pleased we were with our rig while on our 2 1/2-month caravan tour to, around, and from Alaska. Our RV was the smallest of the 21 in the group, but we were the most able to stop anywhere and the most able to take rough narrow roads to trailheads and waterfalls without concern.
We previously had a 32-foot Class A Safari and towed our 1980 Toyota pickup. We sold both as we found that all we needed was our Sportsmobile! Now that we rent a studio apartment as home base for about six months of the year, our van suits us wonderfully well. Having the storage area for our two bikes in the back and our tandem kayak on top makes it a wonderful “toy box.” And, we are always proud to show off the quality workmanship and materials when folks ask to see our van.
Thanks again for your expertise and dedication to building a top quality product.
Sincerely,
Carol and Ivan Foyt
Sportsmobile builds lots of conversions for bikers. Here’s an example designed by Brian Lopes, nominated to the Hall of Fame in the racing history category.
“I’ve owned many different types of vehicles, always in search for that perfect one – that does it all. With the help of Sportsmobile, the search is over. This is hands-down the ultimate vehicle for everything from one-day trips to week-long adventures. A separate garage to hide all your toys, two separate sleeping areas, enough room to stand up in and a van that is easier to drive and park than any full-size pick-up truck. All this plus about 20 miles per gallon. THIS IS THE ONE!!! The LOPES 55 Model Sprinter.”
The van is a Sprinter powered by a Mercedes-Benz Diesel with a high torque transmission. The Sprinter handles well with a tight turning radius. Plus it’s economical to operate and fuel efficient.
This tailgater van was built for Jane and Henry Stroup. Have your own layout idea? Just let us know.
“Can’t wait for the next Tigers game.”
– Bart & Missie Drouant
Sprinter EB Seats 10, Sleeps 2
“Couldn’t be happier with my rock climber. Sportsmobile built it just the way I wanted it. There is a space or compartment for all of my equipment, including a seven cubic foot under-floor steel security compartment.”
– Kenneth Crain, Photographer