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Any idea how tall the ladder is? I have a van I want to put it on, but the ladder needs to be 9' at least.

Bought these used off another member on here. They are a lighter load rating, which I thought would work for my build out, but they don't. I need to run higher pressure, so I bought E range tires. These tires look great, ride great and fit with a gentle tapping of the pinch weld on the front...

Or just buy a simpleoutdoors skyloft for $1400. They have a single color, single style, single size and it's made of plastic not fiberglass. I will report back on how durable it is. I just installed it last night.

you should put all of this on the sportsmobile forum. sportsmobileforum.com

Can you describe how the 4 people sleep? Is it 2 adults and 2 kids? What are the bed sizes? I only really see one bed, in the pop up.

I love JDm vans. However, why one of these instead of a similarly priced Econoline? Toyota might be more reliable, but when something breaks you will spend a week in a napa parking lot waiting for it to be shipped to you. They aren't that cheap, or that big. I would recommend at least...

Dang, good price. You coming to Socal soon?

Importing for permanent registration in the US requires the vehicle to be 25 years or older. I guess they assume that at that point, the vechicle is known to not be safe, so they care less about it.

My guess would be that you only get a single year per vehicle (plate or vin). But that’s only a guess. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What is the fuel capacity on one of these? I didnt see it in the ad or on ebay. Sorry if I missed it.

Maybe I missed it, but what is the asking price?

Looks like a canadian market 4x4 quigley that was run by either an oil related company or border patrol/government.

The problem is- without pictures a useful response is basically impossible. A quigley 7.3 SMB can sell for $50k+. On the other hand, there are plenty of 7.3 quigleys that go for less than $20k with no interior build out. My opinion would be $20-$40k depending on the interior. That isn't...

Sold!

i saw one that someone had converted to 4x4. It was one of the big conversion companies that did it. Whitefeather/quigley/advanced 4x4 or something. It was pretty nice.

It's pending sale. Guy is flying in to pick it up tomorrow.

Not going to be able to import that because they don't sell something similar. Similar means the same in this case. IVECO doesn't sell anything in the US. However, you can drive for a year in the US on foreign plates.

I can't help but that $3k bill sounds like a "I don't want to do the work, but if you pay me $3k, hell yeah!"

Located in San Clemente, CA

Can email or text more photos, they are too large to upload here.