This 1997 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 312D was built into a Sailer 748 motorhome by Rimor in Austria when new. The vehicle’s cab is finished in Arctic White (147) with a cream-white living quarters stenciled with red and grey graphics, power is provided by a 2.9-liter OM602 inline-five turbodiesel paired with a five-speed manual transmission. The driver’s cabin is trimmed with blue cloth patterned ISRI seats and are accompanied by a fixed queen-size bed, a sleep-convertible dining area, a refrigerator and freezer, a three-burner stove with sink, wooden cabinets, and a dedicated bathroom and shower stall. Amenities include a retractable awning with a removable tent attachment as well as a gas generator, a solar power system, and roof-mounted air conditioning unit. Imported to the U.S. in 2024, this Rimor Sailer 748 is now offered by the seller out of Granada Hills, California with a Nevada title in the seller’s name.

The motorhome’s cab is painted Arctic White (147) with a cream-white cabin and gold lower cladding. Graphics are red and gray in a striped pattern with wing motifs and Rimor Sailer 748 graphics. A retractable awning that converts to a tent is mounted on the right side over a door that opens into the living area. Further exterior features include a tubular front bash-bar, rear-mounted rack for two bikes, and rear tow ball along with skylights and equipment storage compartments. There are two side windows on the driver side and three on the passenger side. The graphics are chipped and faded in some areas and the antenna does not fully retract. 

The 15″ steel wheels wear Continental ContiVan Contact tires meant for vehicles of this size and weight. The vehicle rides on an independent front suspension with air suspension for the rear. Braking is provided by four wheel brake discs. 

The ISRI blue front seats show period-correct blue, red, and yellow patterns. The driver’s seat features independent height, tilt, recline, and comfort adjustability. A reading light and cupholder are mounted to the passenger-side of the dashboard. The curtains from the rear cabin can wrap around the front seats and be used as a privacy curtain from the front windshield. A Kenwood head unit has been installed and Euro woven floor mats are outfitted for the front passenger and driver compartment. 

The living quarters feature a dining area that converts into a secondary bed and incorporates a wooden table and gray cloth bench seats with seatbelts. Matching patterned-cloth decorates the headboards and other surfaces. White curtains cover the windows, two openable skylights with fans provide ventilation. 

A fixed queen-size bed and bathroom stall make up the rear of the living quarters. The bedroom is divided by matching curtains and lit by two openable skylights, with wooden cabinets located above and below. The bathroom stall features mint green washable surfaces with a cassette toilet, standing shower, corner sink, and storage compartments. Storage compartments include a wooden nine-drawer dresser as well as wooden ceiling-height cabinets.

The kitchenette consists of an orange three-burner stove, a fold down counter, sink, and an Electrolux refrigerator and freezer. A fire extinguisher is stored above the sink. Two separate Truma and Telair air-conditioning units provide independent cooling of the living area, and auxiliary power is provided by a solar system and Yamaha gas generator.

The four-spoke steering wheel fronts VDO gauges including a 200-kph speedometer, a clock, and auxiliary readouts. The digital odometer indicates 92k kilometers (~57k miles), of which approximately 13k kilometers (~8k miles) have been added by the seller.

The 2.9-liter OM602 inline-five turbodiesel powers the rear wheels and was rated at 120 horsepower and 203 lb-ft of torque when new. The engine sits longitudinally under the hood in a traditional manner. A five speed transmission is operated by a long shifter that sits between the front seats. 

The Carfax shows no accidents or other damage and began in 2024 when the motorhome was first registered. Imported to the U.S. in 2024, this Rimor Sailer 748 is now offered by the seller out of Granada Hills, California with a Nevada title that lists the van as a 1998 model and carries a “Non U.S. Vehicle” brand.