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Could be a cool unique build!

I like! Seems a little pricey however...

Looks like it did to me as well!!!

Looks like a good deal on a low mileage diesel: http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/4767895061.html

I really like it! But to me it seems quite pricey, although it does look like a lot of quality work went into it.

Ooops! Sorry, didn't notice it was already on the Expo!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mercedes-Benz-G-Class-Motorhome-RV-4x4-g-wagon-expedition-vehicle-off-road-/331378311893?forcerrptr=true&hash=item4d27afc2d5&item=331378311893&pt=RVs_Campers Interesting and looks well done, but is in Canada.

Great rig, awesome trip! Wow!

We do not have any rubbing at all. If there is any sort of lift I am not aware of it. It does sit taller than stock FJs but I assumed it was just due to the tires. We have not done anything to the FJ. It is just like it sits when we bought it as the second owner. Maybe there is a slight lift...

The FJ is located in Liberty, MO, a suburb of Kansas City, MO. I'd take an even $14k if I sell it before winter, otherwise I'll keep it through winter and sell next year.

Here are a few more pics. It does have A-Trac and Diff Lock. Also has the TRD exhaust and P285/70R17 Tires.

Looking to sell our 2007 Toyota FJ. Has been my wife's daily driver until we bought a Land Rover so now wanting to sell the FJ. This is 4wd. It is pretty standard with the following additions: Roof Rack Front Grill Guard Rock Rails Larger tires nearly new (do not remember actual size can...

I've got one sell sale on EBay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-E-Series-Van-Box-Van-1995-e-350-ford-custom-van-side-door-el-dorado-fiberglas-shell-w-generator-/181541940081?forcerrptr=true&hash=item2a44be2b71&item=181541940081&pt=US_Cars_Trucks I was going to fit it as an Expo van but wife...

I like unique and this certainly has that one pegged!

I like it! Very nice. I assume its in Washington State from the plate? What kind of top speed do you get on the highway? & how's the interior?

Here are a few more pics:

Beefspots, here are some pics of my 1968 Jeep Gladiator with the Alaskan Camper. I'd probably take $3450 for the whole set up. Needs a battery, and a new fuel line and brakes. The camper is fully operational even the heater! Let me know if interested.

I should be able to get some pics up tomorrow morning, they are on my other computer.