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I believe this family lives (used to?) full time in an EC. For people commenting about price and maintenance, a lot of Europeans do that in rigs worth a lot more. But I agree that for someone based in the USA who still work full time something like an ER is probably overkill for 95% of the time...

Selling our airstream plus truck combo! The trailer is a 2014 Airstream flying cloud 19'. We use it as our base camp when exploring around and is the perfect size to fit everywhere. A 3rd party lift kit (now apparently available through Airstream) can be bought to give it 3" more of ground...

the Travato GL still needs propane to run the heater so you would have 2 systems to maintain (batteries and propane) but no generator. The FitRV folks have a video on youtube where they test the A/C on batteries alone and were able to get more than 8h of running time at day while it was in the...

We have similar criteria and I still haven't found a good match. The Tiger would be nice if the cab over was slightly larger (I've heard it's cramped for 2) and you could fit a small dinette. This way the couch becomes a garage area. FraserWay in Canada has a fleet of custom 4x4 class C rentals...

The add says it was a firetruck in its previous life. One could add a small box for a neat vehicle. Workstar 7400

Curious about the motorhome to camper switch as I've often debate between the 2. Do you mind sharing the main reason?

very nice, can wait to see the final product!

some view points and trailheads have length limitations. The going to the sun road in Glacier has a max length of 21'

GLWS, I was considering one last year and looked at them in Bend with my wife but decided to pass. It's an amazing vehicle but our priorites have changed so maybe in a few years.

I was there last week, did the Shafer trail and potash road. your picture looked familiar!

Canyonland?

In you situation, you could consider a class C motorhome with a 4x4 conversion by quadvan, quigley or ujoint. You can get something new for less than 100k or used for way cheaper. Fraserway in Canada has a fleet of custom rental RVs based on 4x4 crew cab trucks like the overlander . Rentals...

Have you checked out base4x4? Base price for 4x4 chassis is $95k, the interior options will drive the price up a bit but it's a keep it simple concept. THey have not updated the website in a while though so I don't know if they're actually selling the thing.

as someone who does not know anything about suspension and such, would the tremor be a better starting point for say an xpcamper than a regular 350?

I like the design, however the sprinter/promaster is somewhat narrow. A custom body would give a few inches more which make a difference in such a small area.

Budget is not set yet, so let's assume it's unlimited. For the bikes being awkward, they don't have to be in the standard up position, you could hang them by the fork on each side or remove both wheels and stash them under a cabinet, there's no restriction. I like the exploryx models, a tad...

Hi everyone, I've been toying for a while about building a vehicle that would be more rugged than a Class C or Class B motorhome. The design specs are very strict for various reasons and here they are: - maximum overall dimensions when driving: 21' long x 8' wide x 10' high (think vehicle...

Not a fan of american cars/trucks and yet I own a F150. Only reason I went with this instead of a chevy or dodge is the flat floor in the back and fold up seats that give extra cargo area. If the 1 ton trucks are the same, I would not consider anything else than the ford for the same reasons.

very nice! we stopped by EC a few weeks ago and were impressed by the vehicle. My wife is not convinced yet we "need" one but time will come I guess. From another post , the vehicle shown in the build is 286" (~23' 10"). The box is 10' so you're right.

What's the overall length im that configuration?