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Hi, It's $7500. Some of the pics of it being built are from the guy who custom built it and lived in Utah, and the ones from South Dakota are ours. The trailer is in the Kansas City area (Lawrence, KS).

For Sale: Custom built 5x8 v-nose Trailer, Lifted, Axle-Less Suspension. Hauls a ton of gear. Pulls smooooooth on and off road. -5x8 enclosed trailer with v-nose, side door, and double doors in rear -E-Track shelving and tie-down system -Fully articulating hitch for the most rugged terrain...

They are single pane windows. It has foam sheet insulation. There is a diesel furnace that provides continuous hot water. The furnace provides hydronic heating to heat exchangers throughout the box that have fans to blow the heat into the living space and to keep the basement warm. The system...

I'm sure if you're going offroading or something aggressive like that you wouldn't want people in the back, but I work remote and often worked in the back while my husband and son were up in the front. It was completely fine.

Forgot to say it matches your other specs...does not.require ultra low sulfer diesel, does not use propane. It is registered in the US and can go anywhere.

You could manage a family of 5 in thr expedition vehicle we are selling if you are willing to have some people in the back while you are driving. It sleeps 4 comfortably in its current setup (2 queen beds), but if you converted.the recliners into a jackknife sofa then it would sleep 5. There are...

We've got a great rig for sale at 150k if you're open to non-ER options: https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/price-drop-low-mileage-stewart-stevenson-4x4-lmtv-overland-vehicle-only-31k-miles-150k.211181/

Hello, It's at 20,000 lbs now and can carry 2,500 more lbs. We are in KC through January 25, and then are going to be out of the country for a while. Do you want to set up a time to see it before then?

Missed the exterior height info: 13.5ft

The fuel injector is mechanical...is that what you're asking about?

Plan B Supply out of Ogden, Utah.

This low mileage Stewart & Stevenson rig is tough as nails and immaculately clean. It has a beautiful camper box that was professionally renovated in 2018 by Plan B Supply (Ogden, Utah), with the idea in mind that adventuring can also be comfortable. With 1000 watts of solar panels, it's made...

Hi, I sent you a PM to see if we could continue this discussion via email. Pls check that, and if you can email your phone number we'll give you a call tonight or tomorrow. We are actually driving from Canada back to the US now and will be passing through Salt Lake City next weekend (14th or...

Hi - Are there any shelves or tie-downs inside? What are the inside walls? Are there lights/vents inside? Where is the trailer located? Please send interior pics if you have them. Thank you.

You may want to check out www.planbsupply.com, too. They don't reset the miles like Acela does, but they get very low mileage military vehicles and then upgrade them. We're getting an 1997 LMTV with 17k miles on it from them and they are also outfitting the cabin. They also do 6x6.

My family and I are looking to buy a 15 Bliss Mobil, probably on something like an LMTV chassis (maybe the Acela Monterra refurbished ones). We plan to travel throughout Canada and Alaska for the first year, and then wind our way down to Florianopolis, Brazil where we would like to live for...

My family and I are looking to buy a 15 Bliss Mobil, probably on something like an LMTV chassis (maybe the Acela Monterra refurbished ones). We plan to travel throughout Canada and Alaska for the first year, and then wind our way down to Florianopolis, Brazil where we would like to live for...

Thank you! I read on one of the forum posts from a couple of years ago that Couch might become the U.S. distributor for Bliss. That would be interesting and would probably make buying a Bliss Mobil a lot easier.

Hi Charlie, Is it better for someone living in the U.S. to ship their Bliss vehicle in through Halifax and then drive it down to the U.S.? Is regular land customs easier somehow than going through U.S. port customs? Thanks!