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1998 2wd ford econoline e-150 116,000 miles Chateau package with captains chairs 5.4 liter V8 Tow package with trailer brake controller Sportsmobile pop top roof with bed Sportsmobile front passenger seat swivel Tires in good shape Power windows, locks, steering etc Perfect rig for family...

I would take the galley, but I’m in Southern California. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You should add your location because shipping most of that stuff is really expensive. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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On a Chevy express you have to drill through the body. They don’t have gutter mounts that are completely external like on the fords. I bought a set of the mounts for my express but since it’s a full sportsmobile build out it’s too much work to remove everything to get to the backside of the...

I would take it if you could figure a way to get it to me in SoCal. I’ll ask around if any people I know are going to Utah any time soon. What part of north salt lake are you in? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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That’s on eBay and Craigslist. The guy runs a business getting campers converted in Mexico and selling them in the states. Look up reviews on Javier/crow 4x4 conversions. They aren’t great. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You should post this on the sportsmobile forum. Lots of people over there looking for rigs like this. I already cross posted it over there.

Probably doesn't like the fact that it rides like a truck: stiff, tippy, slow etc. I have an E350 and a transit and the transit rides WAY better on the road/highway. No comparison. Drive the transit with one hand at 80 mph in the fast lane whereas the econoline must be driven at 70 in the...

5 seater or 6 seater? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I had bilsteins on a different van. They were pretty stiff. I have 4 vans right now, so my experience is evolving. But weldtec does good work and the fox upgrade is worth it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Dang, wish you were closer. Could never make it work. Good luck!

We take a $500 deposit. Insurance is provided by outdoorsy as part of their fee. Breakdowns are covered by us if it's a mechanical failure or otherwise our responsibility. They can opt in for towing. The rental agreement places all of the risk on the renter, as it should. However, I have...

I ended up with an RB components storage box that I wont be able to use with my build out. Here is a link: https://rbcomponents.com/collections...x-deep-76-sofa Box is 3-sided. 76" long 13.5" high and 22" deep. It is meant to go around the wheel well and create a storage space and platform for...

I ended up with an RB components storage box that I wont be able to use with my build out. Here is a link: https://rbcomponents.com/collections...x-deep-76-sofa Box is 3-sided. 76" long 13.5" high and 22" deep. It is meant to go around the wheel well and create a storage space and platform for...

I am just assuming that I would rent it for 75 nights a year. Most of the rentals in the $200+ price range are much newer and nicer. They are also not rented much (based on their calendars). I am happy with the price we are getting for them. All my vehicles have such high miles that there is...

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Also, I price mine to be rented as much as possible. I could price them higher, but I’d rather they be rented 200 night a year at $100 ($20k) than 75 nights a year at $200 ($15k). People, at least in SoCal, who are spending more money, want something much more luxurious. That means more to break...