Sprinter & Transit Floor Plans: Moab, Snowbird & Truck Camper

These are the Sprinter and Transit floor plans we build from, plus a truck camper layout. Start with how you cook, sleep, and wash, then match the wheelbase. Layouts can be customized on a consult. The plans below are the starting points we actually build from.

Moab vs Snowbird

Moab is open concept, with a work or dining area. Choose it when open living space matters more than an indoor shower.

Snowbird is the indoor shower / wet room path. Choose it when a dedicated wash space inside the van is what you want.

Both are floor plans we build from. Ballpark a conversion in Build Your Rig. Final pricing is confirmed on a consult.

144 vs 170

Shorter vans favor compact Moab or Snowbird 144 plans. Longer vans open Snowbird 170 options with a dinette / convertible bed or a fixed bed. Bring chassis length and how many people sleep aboard to the consult, and Lisa will be honest about what fits cleanly.

Layouts we build from

Moab 144 Floor Plan

Moab floor plan features — slide-out bench toilet, 60x70 bed, under-bed garage

Open concept · Work / dining area. Best when you want open living and a simpler wash setup.

Snowbird 144 Floor Plan

Snowbird 144 floor plan features — bathroom/shower, converting dinette/bed, optional passenger seats

Indoor shower / wet room on the shorter wheelbase. Full wash inside without stretching to 170.

Snowbird Dinette 170

Snowbird Dinette 170 floor plan features — bathroom/shower, converting dinette/bed, optional passenger seats

Indoor shower / wet room · Dinette / convertible bed. Day seating that becomes sleep space at night.

Snowbird Fixed Bed 170

Snowbird 170 floor plan features — bathroom/shower, converting dinette/bed, optional passenger seats

Indoor shower / wet room · Fixed bed. Leave the bed made and keep the wet room.

Truck Camper Floor Plan

Truck camper floor plan features — U-dinette, full galley, wet bath, cab-over bed

U-dinette · Wet bath · Cab-over bed. For the truck camper path. See Truck Camper conversions.

DIY plans vs a full Thrive build

Printed and digital Moab and Snowbird plans are in the store for builders doing the work themselves, the same layouts we build from. Start in DIY resources.

If you want Thrive to build it, use Bring Your Own Rig: ballpark in Build Your Rig, consult with Lisa, then the $5,000 hold. We are usually booked 4 to 6 months out, and builds typically take 5 to 6 months.

How to choose

  1. Shower inside the van? Snowbird. Prefer open living? Moab.
  2. Sleep pattern: fixed bed vs dinette that converts (mainly a 170 Snowbird choice).
  3. Chassis length: 144 vs 170, or truck for the camper plan.
  4. Run Build Your Rig for a conversion ballpark, then consult.

Next step

Compare layouts here, then get a conversion ballpark in Build Your Rig. When you are ready to talk about a slot, start a conversation.