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I assume you need to take down the table before driving, or is it anchored somehow? Also, how big is the fridge, how much solar, is there a fresh water tank, and what’s the total length?

Scott and one of his guests discussed this very thing on an EP podcast. They said no more than 80 percent of GVWR.

I don’t see a price anywhere. I probably don’t want to know.

You can "go camping" with a backpack, tent, and sleeping bag. Really not the point of this listing, or this website.

Where do the folding chairs and table stow away when you're driving? Also, how are the bed and side table attached?

What problems do you now have (type, frequency, expense)?

I think new Sprinters will be discontinuing 4WD soon (next year?). That seems relevant. Also, what would people recommend for a muliti-year international trip in Africa and Asia (my plans eventually)? It seems like a truck camper would trump a van in that situation, or really any extended...

How about the slide-outs? While these are great for extra space, I don't think I've ever seen them on commercial "overlanding" truck campers (e.g. OEV, AT Overland, even EarthRoamer). Presumably this is because they can be unreliable on extended overlanding trips, or they're perceived to be? I'm...

Excellent points.

How do you like the soft-sided containers instead of real drawers? Seems like they would be kind of a pita, especially having to remove, replace, and keep track of all those stoppers that keep them from sliding out.

The Tremor package includes a rear locker, but for some reason it only seems to be offered on the 150-450.

In that thing, you are home. ?

https://expeditionmeister.com/expedition-trucks/iveco-truck/iveco-eurocargo-2019-4x4-expedition-truck-i504 I mean, only 118 gallons of water and 1,820 watts of solar. Oh, and two queen beds and a double bed.

For what it charges these days, EarthCruiser should have them standard on the FX at least.

Does anyone know of an expedition vehicle manufacturer that offers a lifting bed like Bliss Mobil and SLRV? That's a great use of space, but I don't know anyone else who does it.

How about one with the seller's engine? Trying to figure out how much 80K really is in the scheme of things.

Sorry for the newbie question, but how many miles (roughly) can one expect to get out of a well-maintained F-550 (say, 50/40/10 highway/side roads/off road).

Someone at OEV told me yesterday that a 350/3500 would work.

One of my favorite features is the third wall system, which I haven't seen on any other pop-up. From Truck Camper Adventure's interview with the owner: Scott Mayfield: One of the features I am most proud of is the cabover third wall system. The middle wall of the accordion wall set up can be...

IMO this is a very nice rig for $238K (if you're in the market for a house-priced vehicle). Only 45K miles, hard-sided pop-up, as much solar and battery power as most people could ever need, etc. Very thirsty, but that goes with the territory. No affiliation...