2019 Midwest Weekender for Sale

The Weekender was Midwest Automotive Designs' founding model — the camper van that launched the company in 2000 and established its reputation for luxury Sprinter conversions. It has since been succeeded by the Passage, so a Weekender today is a used-market find, and a well-kept one is a genuine value into the brand's build quality. Built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter diesel, the popular MD2 Lounge layout pairs two cockpit captain's chairs with dual opposing sofas and a rear lounge sofa, a galley with a two-burner induction cooktop, a two-way refrigerator-freezer, microwave and sink, plus a driver's-side workstation, TV, and wardrobe. Crucially for a camper van, the Weekender carried a full permanent wet bath with a marine-style porcelain toilet, lavatory, and stand-up shower — and seatbelts for six. The honest trade-offs: it is discontinued, so you are buying used and should inspect the Sprinter drivetrain, seals, and any aging house batteries closely; older units predate the big lithium packages; and the diesel Sprinter needs specialized service. For buyers who want Midwest's craftsmanship and a true wet bath at a lower buy-in than a new Passage, a clean used Weekender is a smart, characterful pick.

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You're in the right place. We don't sell the Weekender off a lot — we work for you, find the cleanest one on the market new or used, inspect it, and negotiate it. Below is everything you need to know before you shop: the real specs, every floor plan, the photos, what it tends to sell for, and a straight read on what owners love and what they grumble about.