twowheels19
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Do you have more details of your rig?
NEW PRICE….2024 F350 Overland Explorer Vehicles, OEV Hudson Bay Edition 6.75, Aluma tray, Carli
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SimplyAnAdventure
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Hmmmmm…. I don’t think I really could sell it. I love it honestly. It’s been the perfect camper for us. The OP’s camper was my dream rig for a long time though…. Just priced a little outside my range at the time.
The highlights however:
2023 F350 XLT Premium with 360 cameras
37” Toyo AT3 tires
Logiq Air Bags (campsite leveling)
2023 Supertramp camper
400aH of batteries with DC air conditioning
L track installed outside walls and ceiling
Everything was ordered to make this camper specifically how we wanted it to look and function. It’s been the perfect rig for us. I think last time I added things up with tax I was north of 180k into it lol. We’re gonna keep her for now.
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Wakeup2river
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There is an inside and outside shower and a brand new unused Trekker wrappon toilet, which is the only way to go. No pun intended
Thanks for the question.
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robertmspeakout
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I took a look at this rig over the weekend and I was blown away by it. It's truly "off-the-lot" mint. I somewhat jokingly told the seller that I was hoping there was something wrong with it in order to find a price negotiation point, and I just couldn't find anything. The truck and camper are as clean as can be. All tolerances are tight and the rig was really well considered and designed. The suspension setup is perfect. The camper looks like it's in a showroom and the truck is really well equipped. What was amazing, though, was all the extras - you literally drive off with everything you need down to cups and plates. Honestly I could barely find a scratch on it, inside or out. If you're looking for a truly top-tier truck camper build, I can't imagine you'll find a cleaner option than this one.
Midwestfabs
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After going through the thread and comments on both Facebook and YouTube, could you please offer insight on a couple of points?
Thanks
Roberto
- You mentioned that it does not have A/C, but there is room for one. Is this something that can be easily retrofitted if one wants to, or an endeavor not worth considering?
- Does the camper top have the electric lift, or is it manual? Same question as the A/C one: is it an easy add-on that can be done as well?
Thanks
Roberto
Wakeup2river
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Thanks for the question,
The 4 independent electric roof jacks need to come stock from OEV as the roof panel is made thinner and less weight so the jacks can lift it, so no after add. I didnt want 4 separate electric mechanisms, jack weight and systems and a lower R value roof. With 8 gas struts and 2 large helper springs, the roof goes up manually very easily. We figured why spend $10,000 to add complexity for something you may only do once a day or less.
You can add a 12 volt AC to the roof or simply run one of the 12V portable units like zero breeze or ecoflow and take it only when you need it. Lastly you could use the smallest portable 120 volt unit like the LG 5100 btu floor unit. They are only 11” x 24”.
The truck is so well insulated we have never come close to needing air and that includes days in the upper 90’s as long as the nights cool into the 70’s. It has 6 large screened windows and 2 10-speed roof fans.
Less systems, less weights, less mechanicals is a plus for back country camping and over-landing, at least thats the way we see it.
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Wakeup2river
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Thanks for the nice words. My wife and I enjoyed meeting you and your wife. I wish you guys could be the new owners. Ill keep it clean just in case