2006 TOYOTA SIENNA / CAMPER
Specifications
| Year | 2006 |
| Mileage | 180,000 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Drivetrain | FWD |
| Body Style | Minivan |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Title Status | Clean |
| Exterior Color | White |
| Engine | 6 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"Turnkey 2006 Toyota Sienna camper, perfect for solo adventures. Recently proven on a trip to Alaska with a rebuilt transmission and extensive mechanical refreshes. Features a professional-grade 170Ah lithium power system and 12V fridge. Includes all original rear seats if you prefer a reliable family hauler. Exceptional SoCal value."
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Description
Overview: This 2006 Toyota Sienna is an excellent condition minivan currently converted for solo camping. It has been meticulously maintained for long-distance reliability, recently completing a successful trip to Alaska without any mechanical issues.
Upgrades and Maintenance: Extensive recent work includes a rebuilt transmission, new ABS module, steering pump, front drive shafts, brake rotors, and MAP sensor. All filters and rear brakes have also been serviced to ensure peak performance.
Camper Features: Equipped for off-grid boondocking, the van features a 12V refrigerator and a 170Ah lithium battery charged by a DC-to-DC charger. It also includes high-tech front and rear digital mirrors with integrated black box recording.
Versatility: While currently set up for one person, the seller can assist in converting it for two. Additionally, all original rear seats are included and can be reinstalled if the buyer prefers a standard passenger configuration.
Market Highlights
- The Reliability Premium: The 2006 Toyota Sienna remains one of the most sought-after older minivans due to its bulletproof 3.3L engine and high build quality. In 2026, these vehicles are prized by budget-conscious buyers and enthusiasts who prefer the simple maintenance of mid-2000s Toyotas over newer, more complex alternatives.
- The Vanlife Economy: Southern California is a hub for the 'vanlife' movement, driving up the value of any fuel-efficient vehicle capable of sleeping a person. The inclusion of a high-capacity lithium battery system adds roughly $1,000 in immediate value to a buyer looking for a weekend escape vehicle or a mobile office setup.
- Mechanical Longevity: Most Siennas at this age face transmission or suspension fatigue. The fact that this specific unit has a rebuilt transmission and new drive components makes it an outlier in the market, justifying a higher price point than a standard high-mileage van that hasn't seen major component replacement.