1996 E-350 4x4 33's Minnie Winnie 460v8 $50k

[rawtoxic]

The rock crawling jeep style photos made me giggle. You could get in trouble tryin' that much with this rig.

1996 Minnie Winnie Ford E-350 - rvs - by owner - vehicle automotive...

1996 Ford Econoline 350 4x4 Winnebago Minnie Winnie 19.5’ Clean Arizona class c camper 63k original miles. (Will go up) 800 trouble free miles on the 4x4 conversion and counting. This little guy...

denver.craigslist.org

 

[Jigidy]

This checks quite a few boxes for what I'm looking for but man it's hard to fork out that much money for such an old camper.

 

[Lucidless]

Looks like putting a $10,000 4x4 kit in a $10,000 camper means $30k profit...

 

[ED216]

The typical cost to convert a class C is running 25k. Can probably find a similar motorhome with low miles for 20-25 in today's overpriced marked so yes there is some profit here even sourcing work out. But if you want to go play now hard to find one.

 

[Delsh]

CL ad now states this sold for full asking price....nice profit, it appears.

 

[Continental Conversions]

Howdy. Been a viewer of EP for almost 20 years. Never was a huge fan of forums due to my previous career in the off-road industry, but now running my own company I believe there is acceptable space for me here. With that said I’m the owner of Continental Conversions in golden Colorado, we built this Minnie winnie and quite a few other class C’s over the past year or so with a similar style. I appreciate any and all input from you guys as I’ve always respected EP and the people that use it.
@rawtoxic I take the pictures in my back yard with my wife’s camera, I do like to use these things to their potential but I agree and was also scared of falling off that rock all aired up in the snow!!
@Jigidy appreciate your approval, let me no what boxes we didn’t check. Sorry about the price. I’d love to see em go for 20-30k but the market is crazy. Even parts are ubsurd cost wise!
@ED216 you REALLY hit this on the mark with those numbers. I typically spend 15-25k on a camper and invest about that same amount building. Quick numbers in this specific one was super clean unmolested class c with 460 and 50k original miles. Bought for 20k. Invested 20k. And had a market markup of about 10k. It sold in a day to an awesome retiree who hooked his boat up and sold his house. We have multiple more under the knife currently. Please reach out for any more questions. Again I appreciate the input. Positive or negative.

 

[Jigidy]

@Continental Conversions I like what you're doing. Keep it up and keep posting em here so we can see em. Best, Chris