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Attaching more photos showcasing the vehicle and the camper. More details images and description can be found at the listing: www.anema.co/overland

Hi LandCruiserPhil - I just updated the listing with a bunch more photos showing off pretty much everything so should be much more helpful now. The listing includes modifications done to the truck. Fuel capacity would be stock - I believe 38 gallons. The camper was pre owned by someone before me...

No way! Thats forever bike! Few winter projects for that guy and looking forward to next year... ; )

I don't think too many people in here are interested in my wedding photography... Def not clickbait. Just an easier way for me to manage the listing and update / change / post in different places as needed.

Yes! 4x4. I updated the listing on the site to reflect this. Sorry for overlooking that (large) detail.

Sorry, you're totally right. Had the price and all the other info on the listing. Apologies. Valuing the truck: $15,000 Valuing the camper: $26,500 Asking $41,500 for both

Hi Folks, Just recently listed a 2017 Grandby + 2002 Ford F350 7.3L in Sacramento. Both excellent condition. I created a detailed listing on my personal website with details and contact info for anyone interested: www.anema.co/overland I will attach a couple images here as well. If you or...

You bet! I've been through that list a few times and it has been super helpful. Thanks for reminding me and going to go through it again right now and interesting point to potentially start with the camper, or at least make the decision for both in tandem instead of separating them out - noted...

Love the FWC line up. I'm super torn between pop up and hard side. Strong argument for the pop up for a lot of obvious reasons. For some reason I percieve the hard side campers to be more live-able long term for some reason - but I may need to open up on this and reconsider that bias. Thanks !

When I refer to durability, I am mainly thinking of the engine. The difference btw the 250 and the 350 just for payload capacity. I'm not on this forum looking to just hear stories, but take advice, albeit from strangers, so I'm taking it all with a grain of salt but appreciate any input from...

Can't wait to meet Cletus and Harry... ; ) Thanks for the input. Your thoughts on the extended cab vs the crew cab are well received. Thank you.

Thanks so much for the input, really appreciate it and will continue to dive deeper into your recommendations. Cheers.

Thanks for your input. Not really looking for a down payment on a new truck. I prefer to own outright and not to keen on debt. Less or no monthly payments means less monthly constraints for a long term overland trip - which is why I'm trying to focus the conversation around older trucks in that...

Awesome - thanks for taking the time to write this reply and I agree with you that getting out there is more important than dilly dallying about this or that. I am totally open to learning - over time - how to fix the truck when it breaks down and agree that it will happen at some point no...

I saw that beast! I guess the flatbed would make for a nice level surface to pitch my tent until I complete the habitat 6 years from now... ; ) In all seriousness, gas mileage and parts avail would shy me away from something like that. But thanks!

Interesting - thanks for your thoughts and sounds like + 1 for the Ford and also a bump for the GM. Thats helpful to hear. Curious how come you'd go with the 6.0L engine over the powerstroke? Out of the box, I have read that the powerstroke has better reliability and doesn't require additional...

Thanks for chiming in. Are you thoughts on the regular cab primarily price / avail driven for that truck or do you think thats a better option specifically thinking about the camper? I do like the idea of the crew cab b/c I would pull out the rear seats and use that space for separate...

I wouldn't say I'm stuck on the powerstroke - but I have heard from many folks (in their opinion) they think its one of the most reliable and long lasting ford has made. I figured it was a good example just to kick off the conversation but am open to anything. As I'm thinking about it, I guess I...

Thanks! I appreciate your thoughts. Was hoping the post / request for info would focus first on specific truck recommendations... which is why it was left deliberately a little vague. But to be more specific about camper choice and style thinking hard side, wet bath, on the smaller / lighter...

Thanks for your input - appreciate it. I am not a mechanic and agree and this is why the post is asking more for specific tried and true models and not opinions on older diesel trucks. I think any older truck could end up surprising a new owner with issues...