Ford Transit

The Ford Transit has been a European workhorse since the 1960s, but it didn't officially arrive in North America until the 2015 model year. It quickly established itself as a leader in the full-size van segment, prized for its versatility, multiple configurations, and modern driving dynamics compared to older domestic vans.

Collector interest isn't focused on standard cargo models. Instead, the market is driven by the "van life" movement and the Transit's popularity as a platform for camper and overland conversions. Its wide range of roof heights, wheelbases, and engine options, including all-wheel drive, makes it an ideal blank canvas for custom builds. Early imported European models or unique factory variants also attract niche enthusiasts.

The current market reflects this diversity. An average sale price over $30,000 shows the strength of newer, well-equipped conversion vans. While high-mileage work trucks make up the low end of the market, the top sales consistently feature professionally built, adventure-ready campers with prices reaching over $80,000.

Prices for the Ford Transit range from $4,400 for older work vans to $80,500 for late-model, professionally built camper conversions.