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http://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/5875627837.html
http://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/5875627837.html
Unique diesel 4x4 expedition camper
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Crypto2k
Member
For what it's worth, this vehicle is posted by the owner directly here on the forum as well. Should anyone have questions or feedback, I'm sure they'd be happy to answer.
http://www.expeditionportal.com/for...ition-Vehicle-39k?highlight=Stewart+Stevenson
http://www.expeditionportal.com/for...ition-Vehicle-39k?highlight=Stewart+Stevenson
Seems a bit on the steep side. Juuust a bit. Is the box $30k special? Seriously. Maybe it's construction is something above and beyond?
Haf-E
Expedition Leader
I don't know - honeycomb wall camper boxes on three point mounts usually cost more than what he is asking for the whole truck - especially since he's already added the pass-through opening as well. If its well made then its worth his asking price.
The kevlar paint is a type of bedliner that is suppose to be extra tough. has kevlar fibers in it - seems like a gimmick to me...
The kevlar paint is a type of bedliner that is suppose to be extra tough. has kevlar fibers in it - seems like a gimmick to me...
Rebuilder
Builder of Things That Interest Me
Yep that's most likely 720 miles since new. There's no way to verify it since these trucks tend to get parts taken off and/or swapped out before being auctioned but it's probably accurate. The miles on these can vary a lot but I'd say normal is 4k-10k.
Sedonut
Adventurer
When you consider what the government paid, we are back in the legendary days of brand new Jeeps in a crate for $400 after WWII.
An amazing piece of equipment for pennies on the dollar. Not very practical for most uses, but amazing capabilities if you need them. There was a nice flatbed version, no camper, you could have bought on ebay recently for $8000.
An amazing piece of equipment for pennies on the dollar. Not very practical for most uses, but amazing capabilities if you need them. There was a nice flatbed version, no camper, you could have bought on ebay recently for $8000.
IdaSHO
IDACAMPER
I dont think the price is out of line at all.
Many assume the LMTV can be had for less than 8-10k, but the only way thats happening is some sort of .gov auction.
And with most of those, you really dont know what you are bidding on. Hell, it might not even have a motor!
I see a good running LMTV, up to speed on all maintenance, good rubber, and turn key as a ~20k rig alone.
Many assume the LMTV can be had for less than 8-10k, but the only way thats happening is some sort of .gov auction.
And with most of those, you really dont know what you are bidding on. Hell, it might not even have a motor!
I see a good running LMTV, up to speed on all maintenance, good rubber, and turn key as a ~20k rig alone.
DirtWhiskey
Western Dirt Rat
This. I'm seeing 13k on the lowest end outside of the auction sites. On the sites I'm seeing 9k at the lowest. Chip in $2k for shipping plus a three day saga, or white knuckle it for a week long recovery saga and you're home. Still these are the best deals in trucks on the planet right now even at $15k. I'm seeing used up 20 year old Cummins and 7.3 Powerstrokes with 180k miles for the same up here in Utah.
