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Putting a trailer in the flatbed would let you use it for camping for a few months until you had all your box supplies together. This would also give you a chance to see what you would like or not like in your custom made camper. Looks to be a nice project.

Looks like it comes with its own pit crew in the back too.:) Nice rig.

If you cooked it to the point where it wouldn't turn over til it cooled off then don't bother with the heads, do the whole engine.

Exactly. Your heads are probably fine, nothing a headgasket set can't fix. With the heads off have them checked for leaks and resurfaced by a machine shop.

So you got this?? Looking forward to seeing your conversion.:drool:

That rig has been on craigslist before. Looks pretty rough but if someone cleaned it up it would make a sweet ride.

Its a 105. Its got 6 lug wheels and the landing gear has wheels, all 105. The 101 had 5 lug or 8 lug wheels and non wheeled landing gear.

The no shipping clause is the deal killer for me.:elkgrin: Nice house and very creative marketing.

Its nice to have one rig for your wheeling/camping/fun and then your daily driver that gets you back and forth to work. Its a lot less stress to realize you can get home late sunday nite, park your expo rig, and unpack and clean it later that week because you have another car to take you to...

And interior re-do!!:) The front seat picture looks like pack rats have been living there for a while. I wonder what he wants for it, it seems alot of older vehicles out here in CA are overpriced for their condition. I would probably offer him scrap price for it.