Would A Dodge ProMaster Be A Good Stealth Van?

[FutureStealther]

I'm trying to decide on a van that has a big enough interior to let me customize to my liking (sort of like an RV ) But still keep that "stealthy" aspect of it.
I would like to be able to park anywhere cars can park, such as in normal parking spaces without needing to take up extra room or draw more attention to myself.
I am trying to decide between an Astro LS van or a Dodge Promaster.

This will be my first stealth van and i'll be buying it some time in 2016 after my 16th birthday.
I would like to be able to fit a good fridge, inside security system that monitors the outside, a bed, a portable stove, and some other things in it.
I basically want a van that i will be able to live comfortably in but not draw any unwanted attention to me if i decided to sleep somewhere like in an empty parking lot or something sometime in the future.

Can someone help me decide on a van? Also if you have more van suggestions that meet my needs, please leave the name down below.

 

[myke]

I started a thread in the recent past asking the same question... you should check that out...

Basically opinions vary, but I don't think the promaster is very stealthy at all, I think they really stand out... that could change in the future, but there aren't many of them out there and they are unique looking...

 

[akrvbob]

Being distinctive is a negative especially in residential areas. It would still work in industrial and business areas where it would look like a delivery vehicle. I might avoid residential areas, but everywhere else it will be fine.
Bob

 

[MrNoodly]

ProMasters haven't been around very long, so there are probably very few on the used market, and they won't be much less expensive than new ($29K for the bottom of the line one new). Though an Astro is way more cramped than a full sized van, they have excellent stealth potential. A passenger version (with blacked out side windows) can look totally appropriate just about anywhere.