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Thanks for the replies - that's all very encouraging. Going to check out the EarthCruiser at the Expo next week and wanted to make sure there were no chronic issues with the Mitsubishi platform I should be aware of if we decide 1) we like it and 2) we want to spend whatever the cost turns out to...

My wife and I are considering a Fuso based camper in the US and one of the questions I have is - how reliable are they? Despite lots of reading here and some Googling (which mostly yields press releases), I have not turned up much info on problems and repairs. By comparison, in thinking about...

Just adding to the request for interior shots - looks like a well set up vehicle and curious about your interior choices - and echo that those are great photos!

The first post answers your first question and mileage and build date. And the sellers email address is in #14.

Eating fluggelbinders is wasteful if you might need them to help get you out of a muddy hole! So I guess we need a shoot out to see which truck uses it's fluggelbinders most efficiently in the real world. Thanks for the explanation DzlToy - it confirms what I was thinking........ Gary

I am new to all this but it seems to me that having more torque rather than hp is what you need to get the vehicle started - as when making the effort to start a loaded camper up a rocky incline (or out of some off road situation). However looking at the engine torque in isolation does not...

Looks like a bit more hp but 52 lb-ft less torque: http://www.mitfuso.com/en-US/Resources/Literature screenshot previous model:

Looks like it has been used in Japan and Europe for a while. I was having similar thoughts and was googling around trying to find out more. Can't remember where I read it but I think since 2009? One of the threads I looked at was this one from the Philipines which makes it look like new buyers...

I used to have black tubing for a salt water aquarium for the same reason. Don't recall where I picked it up (in the US) but I would think you should be able to find it: http://www.freshwatersystems.com/c-285-tubing.aspx What about this site - looks like it's in Aus and "ideal to join 2 water...

Also announcement and a bit of video here http://www.ntea.com/News/Default.aspx?id=23658 I am disappointed the turning circle on the FG is up to 44' Too bad we don't have the option of a SWB version.

Very eloquently put Bill! My wife and I were in Denver earlier this year in May and had a similarly rewarding experience at the ER factory. However, this furor will soon subside as, judging from our visit, the vehicles themselves are eloquence enough - you have a great product and I hope we...