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Looking at passing along the fit out I built a few years back for my 2015 Subaru Outback.
It may fit other generations as well but I cannot say for sure...I can only guarantee it fits Gen 5 because that's what it was built for.
Everything is pretty much covered in this thread I did when I was building it out back in '15-'16.
2015 Subaru Outback - Expedition Retrofit | Expedition Portal
What you get....a fully custom expedition setup for your Subaru including the following:
1. Custom built rear cargo area platform, carpeted with tons of under-platform storage space
2. Battery compartment that securely holds twin 6V (or 12v, your choice) deep cycle batteries, including all cables, fuse box, etc.
3. Platform space custom made for a 43Q refrigerator....could go with an ice chest there if you prefer
4. Inverter for the frig so it runs off of the alternator when you're driving.
5. 16 gallon water tank (fits in the spare tire compartment) with an on demand water pump, filter, switch and hose bib at the rear
6. 3 section, 4" thick tri-fold mattress
7. 1 gallon propane tank
8. Stainless steel cargo rack sized wire net for securing gear on top of your roof rack
9. Shower tent
10. 3 stack of plastic drawers
11. Solar collector and controller panel, including carrier bag for transporting the panel
12. Trailer hitch mount spare tire carrier
13. rack mount spare tire carrier
14. Map/book/magazine rack
What you don't get:
1. The 6V batteries
2. The frig
3. The hot water heater (that got returned and I never reordered it)
4. Roof racks or accessories unless noted in the list above
In the thread you can see the time and effort that went into it, and most of the costs are spelled out as well.
I'm just looking to negotiate a fair price and to pass it along to someone who will get good use from it. I don't know what that price is, but I'll know it when we get to it.
Life has changed for me and it spends it's time hanging in the garage gathering dust, which is a waste, so it needs a good home.
I live in the Portland, OR area since it'll obviously have to be picked up by anyone who wants it.
It may fit other generations as well but I cannot say for sure...I can only guarantee it fits Gen 5 because that's what it was built for.
Everything is pretty much covered in this thread I did when I was building it out back in '15-'16.
2015 Subaru Outback - Expedition Retrofit | Expedition Portal
What you get....a fully custom expedition setup for your Subaru including the following:
1. Custom built rear cargo area platform, carpeted with tons of under-platform storage space
2. Battery compartment that securely holds twin 6V (or 12v, your choice) deep cycle batteries, including all cables, fuse box, etc.
3. Platform space custom made for a 43Q refrigerator....could go with an ice chest there if you prefer
4. Inverter for the frig so it runs off of the alternator when you're driving.
5. 16 gallon water tank (fits in the spare tire compartment) with an on demand water pump, filter, switch and hose bib at the rear
6. 3 section, 4" thick tri-fold mattress
7. 1 gallon propane tank
8. Stainless steel cargo rack sized wire net for securing gear on top of your roof rack
9. Shower tent
10. 3 stack of plastic drawers
11. Solar collector and controller panel, including carrier bag for transporting the panel
12. Trailer hitch mount spare tire carrier
13. rack mount spare tire carrier
14. Map/book/magazine rack
What you don't get:
1. The 6V batteries
2. The frig
3. The hot water heater (that got returned and I never reordered it)
4. Roof racks or accessories unless noted in the list above
In the thread you can see the time and effort that went into it, and most of the costs are spelled out as well.
I'm just looking to negotiate a fair price and to pass it along to someone who will get good use from it. I don't know what that price is, but I'll know it when we get to it.
Life has changed for me and it spends it's time hanging in the garage gathering dust, which is a waste, so it needs a good home.
I live in the Portland, OR area since it'll obviously have to be picked up by anyone who wants it.