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We have around 18k miles on ours now, miles vary as we use it occasionally. Last year of famous 5 cylinder MB diesel, and no DEF issues, exc condition! http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/144105-06-MB-Sprinter-Navion-—-Huge-Price-Reduction

To the OP, if you are interested in a D-I, give me a shout! We are finishing up a very nice all orig 70k mile D-I that spent it's life in Vegas, no alterations! We have spent a ton making it new from ALL the bushings front to rear, nice new 2" lift with new 235 Duratracs, brakes, fresh graphics-...

John, hate to see you listing this, as I thought I had clarity on my vehicular plans- very tempted to buy it back!?!? The truck is solid, as I drove it over 3k miles in 3 days home from Cali last summer, and John has addressed many of the inherent issues with these square bodies. Best of luck...

That could be a deal breaker John!!

Hopefully will be a while Doc, but so noted!

6" springs due by week's end, as well as a set of front Bilsteins. Seats installed between first and second row factory bench locations. I have about 7.5' from the back of the seats to the rear door, so the build has a footprint, now to determine a layout...

Okay, suspension wise- definitely going to the 6" front springs- just under an inch clearance statically at the front bump stops. Van has aprox 3" of rake back to front, so no worries there cosmetically. On the good news side, I did get second row seat subframes fabbed and installed today. I...

Exactly what Clydesdale said, and they suggest going to longer (6" lift) springs and shocks designed for the diesel. I'm going to check some measurements tomorrow, and decide pending findings.

Drove it almost 1000 miles yesterday, and the impact when hitting frost heaves and such is horrible! I realize there is an extra couple hundred pounds up front, but never had such an issue on Rovers or trucks over the past 40 years. Also, when I had my Quigley, I went with Aluminess bumpers and...

Thanks for all the feedback and kind words!! Probably no weight advantage, but the design is quite robust- bounces the deer and such off for multiple hits according to Florida Fish and Game! They pay almost 4x the price of the bolt together types, and have not had a failure in 10 years...

Thanks, avg 12mpg coming back to NC from Toronto running 65-70. 3.73 w/ 34/11.50's. Speedo still in kilometers primary, Miles secondary, but all electronics back to miles- simple via control center. Also, forgot to list, but when we got back, had the van CPO'd by Ford dealer. Yields 1 year/12k...

Thanks- Adventure Trailers, supposed to be released any day...

Immediate plan is for Siena seats, likely 4. Then add sleeping accommodations, as well as fridge, counter space and storage for kitchen, etc. Also considering opening the top, but awaiting formal announcement from manufacturer. Not a major build, but fun and functional for DD or long range...

Greetings!! Well, I am not in this section too often- until recently!! I had a Quigley 4X4 about 8 years ago with the good ole 6.0. Never had an issue, but had that impending doom feeling all the time- kind of like driving Land Rovers ;-) But at least I know them pretty well... And most...

SOLD pending funds... Thanks Eli!!!

Not to get political, but which choice would make you want to stay?! BC is awesome- love the Sunshine Coast. AJM makes a great point above, the proverbial half full/half empty scenario.... Pretty well sums every location in the world- not the latitude, but rather the attitude!

PMs replied to, showing locally Monday- will advise outcome.

We have a '06 Navion with MB 5 cyl diesel netting right at 20 mpg. But, no 4x4, and pretty low to ground. Very expensive to convert to 4x4, but the couch in the slide out is fine for my wife and I, and I am 6'-3". Daughter takes the upper bunk, son the dinette convertible. Stand up height a...

Saw the old girl yesterday, and really tidied up a lot since URE ( the 130- Shayne, not so much...)!! Probably one of, if not THE nicest real world builds I have ever seen!! Well done mate, and good seeng you again!

Easy to ship, or drive- yes, I would deliver ;-)