Battisti Customs

If you are looking to buy a customized Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, you are not alone as there are many like you. It is counted among the most popular vehicles in the industry at the present? The most interesting thing about this vehicle is it offers high levels of customization possibilities to upfitters and customizers. This way, they can meet the specific needs of their clients in an easiest possible manner. The Sprinter appeared to be the ideal compromise at a time when the industry was in flux and operators required vehicles that worked with more than one part of the clientele they served. Stretches were losing popularity but buses weren't quite suitable at the time.

Now, when it comes to choosing the best upfitter of Mercedes Sprinter, there is one name that is considered the best - Battisti Customs. Battisti Customs is a top-rated bus conversion company in Indiana, United States. Their services are inclusive of interior work, luxury vehicle transformation and interior vehicle parts.

Bill Battisti, leader of Battisti Customs (BC), were involved in designing and developing vehicle seating.Battisti was very keen towards building custom vehicle interiors, and he dealt with some high-level seating clients to do just that before expanding on his own and founding the company in 2009.

At present, they have a 60,000 sq. ft. manufacturing unit to manage their entire product lined in Elkhart, IN, the "RV Capital of the World". The city gives an environment most appropriate for all types of custom vehicle conversions. They pride themselves on being an industry pioneer in the high-end van and bus conversion market and are constantly sharpening their expertise in designing and engineering interiors so they are specifically suited for our customers needs.

The company's output also includes custom trucks and, progressively, Ford Transits. As the company is acquiring more work, it has lately stretched to dwell in 60,000 square feet of manufacturing space with a new unit.

Being an authorized Sprinter upfitter, BC regularly purchases 12 to 14 new chassis, ensuring a steady supply of foundational cars for future projects. The vehicles are imported from Germany, disassembled in the United States, and then taken to British Columbia for full-fledged interior modification. Sprinters are meant to enter customer fleets much more quickly thanks to a steady order.

Battisti Customs is backed by several vertically combined processes in their manufacturing unit. Some of them are: 2-D and 3-D auto CAD capabilities; custom seat manufacturing with custom design; full-fledged wood shop with the most advanced machinery for thefinesth finish on all interior vehicle parts; and complete hydrograph (Liquid Transfer Printing) procedure for any custom finish on the interiors of a vehicle.