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Hi Jeremy : all good and thanks to everyone for the help I have been given.

I am looking at a camper conversion built on a 1997 Series 80 Landcruiser with the 4.2 1HD-FT Diesel 24V turbocharged engine. The rig is in the UK and appears to be in excellent shape. I had paid a forum member $200 for 2 hrs of consulting helping me with the pre-purchase due diligence on...

Glad to see you are back online.

Technically defamatory statements made in writing would be libel; the same made in speech would be slander - unless proven to be true.

Couple of links to establish provenance. 1. I purchased my XP from Joe and Josee. See their amazing travels on their site at https://joeandjoseesjourney.com/ . The XP is prominently featured in their early years of travel. They are still at it and are currently somewhere in Thailand. I am...

Bill. I encourage you to stay on the forum and keep asking the questions you have been asking. I, for one, have found your contributions way more valuable and constructive than those of the legions of failed stand-up comedians who infest this forum.

Thank you. Appreciate the support.

Additional questions and my responses: Electrical top lift: Towards the latter stages of the manufacture of XPCampers they moved from hydraulically operated rams that lifted the top into position to electrically operated rams. The latter work but inevitably fail. The implementation is extremely...

I have had a few questions come in as PMs and I thought that it would be worth sharing my responses with the forum community: Webasto Dualtop: I mentioned in my listing that the Dualtop is no longer sold in the US. There are authorized service centers in the US that will work on it. I have had...

Quite so. I looked at the AeonRV at an outdoor show last fall. Jim was kind enough to do a detailed walkthrough and explain the design points. It is on my list of candidates but I have a slight preference for something that is made closer to home (CO) where I can drop in for service and...

I have not decided yet. We have found that for our travel needs the following are mandatory: a passthrough, an inside toilet and shower, an inside galley, all subsystems serviceable by a reasonably competent owner/operator, and minimal complexity of the habitat shell (one less thing to break and...

Thank you Mike. The option space is rich and varied. I am sanguine about the prospects of finding something, which while not perfect, will meet the needs of our next stage of travels.

Camper - Habitat

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Truck Photos - Apologies for the odd layout. I cant get them to behave:

Known Issues All windows and screens/shades are Dometic/Seitz. These are no longer supported in the US by Dometic. Spare and repair parts are difficult to source. Parts and complete units frequently show up on ebay The window in the upper entry door does not latch open. It is missing a spring...

Camper and Tray – Included Features and Accessories Electrical System 4 Flex solar panels @ 160W ea. 640 Watts of Solar panels on roof New in 2023 - Original PWM solar charge controller replaced with Victron 100/50 MPPT charge controller. Work done by Titan Vans Boulder New in 2022 – 4...

Truck Included Features and Accessories 2007 Dodge Ram 3500 SLT Quad Cab, SRW 4WD w/ 5.9L Cummins Diesel – this was the last year of the non DEF/ULSD diesel trucks Weight: The fully loaded truck with two passengers, personal belongings, 62 gals diesel, 70 gals fresh water, 3.3 gals in the...

EDITED TITLE: I added the word Nimbl to the vehicle because like all the other "Nimbls" posted in this forum, this too is an XPCampert that has been re-badged as a Nimbl. To respond to some questions i received by PM, a true "Nimbl" camper would have the following distinguishing...