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Maybe a surplus Rotel Tours Bus on a smaller scale in 4x4?

Yup, the 'LMM' (2007-2009 in C4500/5500s) was 'given' EGR and DPF (post-injection), bummer.

While I certain think it is do-able for 2 adults and 7 'kids' as I've pointed out Over Here, I will point out the '9- firefighters' are in there for 10 to 15 minutes en route to the accident/fire/etc, not for 8-10 hours traveling across the Mojave Desert.

I've opened the doors (front) on my 1979 1017AF dreifachkabine when the cab has been tilted (not to 'assist' in raising as I had a ram) for maintenance and they did not 'rip off'. Of course, I opened them 'under control' supporting them down to the stops. IF I was doing that routinely I would...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/mitsubishi-fuso-fg-4x4/313335106044 Disclaimer - no relation to the seller or vehicle

Just a heads up that Mercedes is well supported for parts (recommended - Terry Lee Enterprises) and service (again Terry Lee), in the USA, while Iveco is not to my knowledge (perhaps someone can post a source). My German friend who is a retired M.A.N. engineer bought a Mercedes over a M.A.N, due...

No problem for 7 kids. My truck was set-up for 9 total German Fireman (2 in front, 7 in back) with 4 of those in the back being able to wear SCBA tanks so 7 kids would be a walk in the park. I would have 4 forward-facing seats on the back wall with 3 aft-facing seats on the center hump...

Perhaps you have already tried this, but on the Fusos which are 'unassisted' cab tilting, if you open the doors it shifts the CG forward and makes lifting the cab easier. UPDATE AND DISCLAIMER - I would not attempt this, even as a trial to see if it helps, if you feel the build quality of your...

Have owned the same cab on my MB1017, there are a lot of possibilities for an 8'x10.5' cabin. My cabin (on the flatbed) is/was 12 foot with a dinette that seats 4-6, so with fold down seats in the cab (I had Volvo XC-90 seats), you can travel with kids or another couple, enjoy the outdoors...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2009-43-4x4-Bucket-Truck-Boom-Lift-Aerial-Utility-Service-4wd-Altec-Under-CDL/124470253828 Disclaimer - no relation to the seller or vehicle. Build something like this ?

In case you want to buy his van, but do not have a phone ;) 1. Ethiopia 2. Archaeopteryx 3. 186,282 miles per second

On the 22.5 size. I certainly think that 20" rims are better for 'off-roading' as the rim lip design facilitates airing down to much lower pressures. Also, the XZLs are the benchmark for large high GVWR tires, but there are some defined pluses to the 22.5 size. Certain a standard size in the US...

Damn, that is a magical portal! I saw two short hair dogs go through and then reappear as a German Shepard. :oops: Do you have one that makes Dobermans?

https://medford.craigslist.org/cto/d/central-point-1987-land-rover-defender/7239689815.html Disclaimer- no relation to the seller or vehicle.

Those are some low miles. It must have spent its whole life plowing parking lots? https://www.ebay.com/itm/GMC-C5500-4x4-Dump-Truck-Plow-Spreader-7500-ORIGINAL-MILES-4-wheel-Drive/353296972179 Disclaimer - no relation to the seller or vehicle

I run Hercules Ironman 402 (385/65-22.5) and their tread pattern seems to be a duplicate of those goodride tires Ironman 402 (stock photo) As there are a lot of knowable folks on this thread, a question on 'airing-down' 22.5 As the rim lip design is much different than 20s my local tire shop...

That is pretty cool. The ad and some photos for when the on-line ad goes away. (no price in the ad) 1979 Ford F-350 Custom Cab 1979 Ford Creger camper for sale. All original 400M block, with factory A/C and cruise control. All 1-ton running gear underneath, with 8-lug Dana 60's front and rear...

And a Total Composite kit coming to build this in 3 . . 2 . . 1 . .

This might have been an ambulance given the rear air suspension ($8k+) and grill lights ? https://www.ebay.com/itm/2009-Chevrolet-C4500-Cab-and-Chassis/133587913364 Add the 4x4 parts from here...

Nogales (on the border), AZ to Panama City is 3411 miles. A ship from Panama City to Cartagena, then Cartagena to Arica, Chile is 2986 miles, for a total of 6397 miles (not counting ocean travel). That is 22.8 miles per gallon. The best I could get in my 1017AF was 13 mpg with an average of 8-10...