Hardly used - Fully Self Contained Class B Conversion Asking $54,000
2002 E350 XLT SD EXT w/ 6.8L Triton V-10 (Current Mileage just under 10,000 original 1 owner miles) Sad to say things just changed in our lives and business after having built and have been torn ever since in keeping or selling
3.73 Limited Slip rear axle
Gold Parchment Exterior, Privacy Glass
Adventurewagen fixed top - Custom Painted to match body color
Quigley 4 wheel drive installed as new prior to conversion
Solar (Roof mounted & remote), Deep cell batteries, Propane stove/heater,
Additional Features added by or purchased from Sportsmobile:
Upgraded Rear springs and Correct Track spacers
American Racing “Baja” aluminum Wheels and BFG tires
Rancho 9000x shocks
“Wet Okole” Neoprene Seat covers
Bushwhacker Fender Flares
Billet Grill
ARB – Portable compressor/Tire deflators
Additional Options added since:
Reunel Rear Bumper, Bolt on receiver
Swing Away Tire Carrier w/ High Lift Jack mount
Swing Away Cargo Carrier Basket
48” High Lift Jack & Off-Road baseplate
3”x 30ft Heavy Duty Recovery Strap
PIAA 4052 Back up lights for rear bumper (Never Installed)
The interior layout is amazingly ergonomic with items like beds and tables (and showers) that fold away when not needed. The craftsmanship is clearly superior to anything I've ever seen in a class B (and we've looked at a lot). Plantation Teak and Mahogany throughout, oak parquet floors, no sharp corners, not an inch of cheap (and toxic) particleboard anywhere, only high quality plywood under the few laminated surfaces. Many people have compared the interiors of Adventurewagens (both VW and Ford) as akin to being inside a high-end old-school sailboat. Ed once told me that after switching to Ford he would never go back.
In my very biased opinion, the best Class B is (for the time being) only available as a "pre-owned" Adventurewagen. And I'm ready to eat my words if someone can show me another Class B with real wood, no vinyl, particle board or sharp corners, with screened awning windows you can keep open in the pouring rain, that is fully self-contained and quickly convertable from bedroom to shower room to kitchen/dining room to living room all in a parkable van with plenty of storage to boot.
Feel free to contact me for Build sheets, specific photos or additional information.
2002 E350 XLT SD EXT w/ 6.8L Triton V-10 (Current Mileage just under 10,000 original 1 owner miles) Sad to say things just changed in our lives and business after having built and have been torn ever since in keeping or selling
3.73 Limited Slip rear axle
Gold Parchment Exterior, Privacy Glass
Adventurewagen fixed top - Custom Painted to match body color
Quigley 4 wheel drive installed as new prior to conversion
Solar (Roof mounted & remote), Deep cell batteries, Propane stove/heater,
Additional Features added by or purchased from Sportsmobile:
Upgraded Rear springs and Correct Track spacers
American Racing “Baja” aluminum Wheels and BFG tires
Rancho 9000x shocks
“Wet Okole” Neoprene Seat covers
Bushwhacker Fender Flares
Billet Grill
ARB – Portable compressor/Tire deflators
Additional Options added since:
Reunel Rear Bumper, Bolt on receiver
Swing Away Tire Carrier w/ High Lift Jack mount
Swing Away Cargo Carrier Basket
48” High Lift Jack & Off-Road baseplate
3”x 30ft Heavy Duty Recovery Strap
PIAA 4052 Back up lights for rear bumper (Never Installed)
The interior layout is amazingly ergonomic with items like beds and tables (and showers) that fold away when not needed. The craftsmanship is clearly superior to anything I've ever seen in a class B (and we've looked at a lot). Plantation Teak and Mahogany throughout, oak parquet floors, no sharp corners, not an inch of cheap (and toxic) particleboard anywhere, only high quality plywood under the few laminated surfaces. Many people have compared the interiors of Adventurewagens (both VW and Ford) as akin to being inside a high-end old-school sailboat. Ed once told me that after switching to Ford he would never go back.
In my very biased opinion, the best Class B is (for the time being) only available as a "pre-owned" Adventurewagen. And I'm ready to eat my words if someone can show me another Class B with real wood, no vinyl, particle board or sharp corners, with screened awning windows you can keep open in the pouring rain, that is fully self-contained and quickly convertable from bedroom to shower room to kitchen/dining room to living room all in a parkable van with plenty of storage to boot.
Feel free to contact me for Build sheets, specific photos or additional information.
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