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Hey, here’s another one! “1977 Blazer Chalet,all original paint,what you see is all original never restored! But it needs a lot of TLC! Will run onto your trailer (Maybe) rust in drivers rocker and bottom of fenders,a few wobbles, No it’s not ready for the trail but it is a start and some have...

7/2022: Updated link that should work for sharing: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0ByrbW1J7Z-qNRmUwVnlwbURhT00?resourcekey=0-Qws7ezzI5GNzb-R7hX1rTA

I think there were a few photos, butI didn’t download them. That listing was deleted all of two or three hours later!

Diamond in the rough… “1977 Chevy Blazer Chalet Cheyenne No Title and will need to trailered . Very straight and minimal rust ,has been sitting but is a runner with some tlc. $1000.00 cash and a way to haul it away”...

I get it, that makes a lot of sense. I have seen these crew boxes and ambo boxes for sale by themselves, there's definitely an opportunity there to bolt one onto a crew cab truck. But, that's a lot more work than adding a prefab camper.

Hey this thing is pretty cool, I always wondered about a fire buggy vs. an ambo build. What's the new project direction you're going in? Did it come down to seating? I'm looking to fit a family of 4, seems like a crew cab would be best, but those might not exist with the crew box. I saw a crew...

Just saw a Nov 2001 build (2002?) montero at the portland south pick n pull on se111th. $1799, clean inside. No idea what is wrong with it, the paint pen on the window was worn off.

Those early generation short wheelbase ones sure are sweet.

Hey that looks like a good fit for the price. Simple! That LED unit has a bunch of cooling fins on the back, I’d give them some airflow to work with. Cutting a big rectangle out of the back of the housing would be best. Or swiss cheese the back with a big drill bit. Heat kills LEDs, especially...

Those LEDs linked are 75watt. I’d be less concerned with the Whelen lens/housing, and more concerned about the actual LED light/circuit board. I’ve had some fry themselves due to insufficient venting. They’ve got aluminum fins on the back, so as long as those have airflow (big cutout in the...

There may be heat issues without adequate venting for the LED light. You’ll likely need to make some holes in the existing reflector or just cut most of it away.

A lot of times belts don’t retract that well because of oil and dirt making the belt stiff from where it’s been worn. Pull belt all the way out, clamp off so it can’t retract, soak in cleaning bowl, scrub, repeat, dry. It can really bring them back to life sometimes.

I keep looking at gas excursions and thinking maybe they’re the secret 4wd camper bargain? Not quite as big as a van, but add a pop too and...

“Missing knee airbag and right roof airbag, can be easly installed just don't have time for it. Comes with rebuilt title”

Did you paint another truck to match the ERV?!

Truck can be lifted. Doors can have locks upgraded or be sealed shut and blocked off from inside if not needed. You can take the seats out of the back, too...

I’ve never seen a double back door like that on a bus. This is a luggage hatch kinda thing for an airport limo bus without a wheelchair lift.

Anyone ever see a bus like this with dual back doors? Inside is more airport shuttle bus style. https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rds/ctd/d/langley-2001-ford-350-bus-truckguysca/7385126941.html

Haven’t seen one of these before. Looks like a cool platform. Wonder how hard a 4wd conversion would be? https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/ctd/d/kent-2017-ford-super-duty-f450-shuttle/7390869228.html

That thing is awesome. I remember seeing something similar on eBay for awhile from a seller out of the Midwest. I wonder what the build quality of the box is? More fiberglass box truck, or more aluminum frame ERV? Dream ski RV, plus it already has a wood stove added in! Though, not sure about...