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FYI my friend has 6.2 same 3.73 gears with truck camper he said around 14 -14.5mpg, less in the wind. Without truck camper he's seen 15-16mpg. Sure beats our gas hog 10mpg no matter we do. Never more never less. Sweet rig for fair price nice to see not everyone wants $90k for a hacked...

I wonder what # this is. I like the era of this vintage. Only ones i can consider affording lol.

Interesting build here. Tongue and groove in the shower? I bet the wood stove will chase you outta there. https://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/d/denver-custom-4x4-adventure-rv-tiny-home/7468215907.html

Seems like a heavy duty box on this one. One of the last years of the 6.0 https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/rvd/d/springfield-2007-ford-f550-4x4-4wd/7470452262.html

Some dudes just have to compensate with big things to make up for it.

yeah that read up was painful and convinced me to just build whatever myself. I deal with it in real estate all the time no one cares as much as you about whatever the project maybe.

I think you got the price about right with 'overland tax' LOL I seen 90k for same year duramax needing work:) I'll let ours fly away for less when the time is right since I bought it from a fair seller - I will share the love - but right now Miss Tiger is the cookie that keeps me going to...

I promise this is the last one today :) You don't see these all the time! https://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/d/arvada-1996-ford-bronco-camper/7461286471.html

Lots of oddities found today in my search.... With all the popup, extend out fancy ******** out there nice to see a touch of ole time. This reminds me of the sheep herder trailers we see a lot on NFS / BLM land in Colorado...

Pretty cool build. I like the paint and upholstery used. Not sure I'd want a 3spd auto 22re in the rockies though especially pushing 31's and doesn't sound like the build was kept lightweight necessarily...

Interesting to say the least... https://maine.craigslist.org/rvs/d/brunswick-ford-ranger-tiny-house-home/7466802316.html

Our 2005 crew cab tiger has same. The bucket seats are actually quick connect and removable in 20 seconds - even fold down and have carrying handles. It's great for when we've done trips with parents they stay at hotels and air bnbs and we tour during the day in the Tiger my parents in 70s are...

What a great unit and fairly priced too! If I wasn't all-in on some real estate I'd think about upgrading to this!

Goners.

Adventurer is pretty rare RV so you will likely pay premium just suck it up and get out there and start enjoying it. With inflation your cash worth less everyday.

How about a Winnebago View with the bunks setup and convert it to the offroad capabilities you need? I believe the model # is 24B we thought about going the Winnebago View route for a long time. I really like the early ones like 2005-2007

I wasn't saying a v10 chinook can't tow or is doggish in anyway I'm just saying with an object in tow with the rear door might be a tidbit annoying. Nice workaround for the bike rack. For instance, we are planning a summer of motor boating and overlanding all lakes in Colorado. Many nights...

Pretty dope! I do like the options for the bed and living space in the Chinook. If it were a 7.3 and side door entry would be a dream. If you want to tow or have a bike rack the rear door could be annoyin...

Thanks so much guys, at the 86" height I do have to be aware how difficult it is to deploy the awning I feel we will use something more that is easy to setup. Looks like the ARB is out. Any other brands I should consider or tarps? I reviewed some Dragonfly Tarps info and emailed the owner...

I have been struggling for months to pick an awning for our 2005 Provan Tiger CX. This morning I just researched a few hours and just ended up more confused in which direction to go. Our Tiger has about 104" inch footprint above RV door on passenger side for an awning. The height above the...