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Almost all of the money was required up front. When I contacted Marc back in 2015, I was told it would be: $5,000 - Initial deposit upon signing contract $30,000 - When materials were ordered $30,000 - When flatbed AND shell was completed (Presumably at this point you could go and pick up the...

Nooooooooooooooo This is all because of a girl, I just know it. She wants a bathroom doesn't she... lol.

It's probably already sold and then will be re-listed on here for $29,000 in a few months. That seems to be the way things go. Someone should phone them and tell them it is underpriced and to list it for $20k to start and then work down from there.

How many miles on the new tires? IIRC it takes about 3-5k miles for 19.5 tires to break in. Until then it is normal for then to float or wander.

You got a for sale thread on that brute mule?

Good. I hate seeing something sold to unhappy owners.

That 2000lbs less includes lithium ion batteries and other weight reduction strategies. I am not sure how much of that is body related.

It's actually the opposite. If you have enough companies go bankrupt then you get to become president of the united states.

While it is an unfortunate situation for both of you, it might help you both feel better to know it could have been much worse. I have a friend who put down a $30,000 deposit with a sprinter van builder and they went out of business 3 weeks later. Money all gone. Even worse they had his sprinter...

You just bought yourself a 1/4 of an earthcruiser! lol

Unfortunately this is very common online and many people do get scammed. Imagine if the photo had been legit and he hadn't sounded so dumb. Even people with a long post history cannot really be trusted because their account could be hacked. For what it is worth, scammers almost NEVER use paypal...

Oh man I wouldn't go with the 6.2L over the 7.3L. The 7.3L looks like it is exactly the engine the world has been waiting for for about 80 years. Way overbuilt, built to basically be indestructible and built for harsh working environments. These will be the engines you see in uhauls and stuff...

Since it is a mid-roof I am guessing the interior height is what, around 5'9"?

Apparently XP Campers was successfully acquired by a group of investors (some are XP owners) and they have retained key staff and will be resuming operations soon.

On the bright side they are super well maintained and almost all the miles are highway.

I already brought this up in a previous thread on this unit. It IS and WILL BE severely overweight per the sticker on the door once it is fully loaded wet. I would guess the wet weight to be somewhere around 11k but who knows. That being said, there wasn't really any difference in 2012 between...

That is a very nice vehicle. Glad to hear that XP camper has been taken over by new ownership. Will the new owners be honoring existing warranties on units sold before the bankruptcy?

Just curious how come such little use on it? I tracked this one for a while. When it sold (presumably when you bought it) around January 2018, it had 33,000 miles on it and was in Vancouver BC. The drive from Vancouver BC to Malibu CA is around 1,300 miles. So that puts odometer at 34,300. Today...