2005 Ram 3500 Cummins + 1995 Bigfoot 2500 Series Camper

Kielay · Dec 7, 2024

Complete Adventure Package
2005 Ram 3500 Cummins + 1995 Bigfoot 2500 Series Camper
Truck: $47,000 | Camper: $13,000

This is a meticulously maintained and upgraded overland setup, combining legendary Cummins reliability with Bigfoot's renowned four-season capability. Perfect for serious adventurers who demand bulletproof reliability and true all-weather comfort.

2005 Ram 3500 ($47,000)
Mileage: 150k
The heart of this build is the legendary 5.7L Cummins diesel - famous for its low-end torque and million-mile potential. This Dodge is the last of its kind before “the DEF of the American diesel truck.” This truck has been thoughtfully upgraded with reliability and capability in mind:

Major Mechanical Upgrades:

Complete transmission rebuild with BD Performance pan
Transfer case rebuild with upgraded flanges
Rebuilt front axle with free spin hubs
FASS Platinum fuel delivery/filtration system
Rob Dugan custom tunes with MM3 screen
60-gallon Titan fuel tank for extended range

Comfort & Utility:

Custom powder-coated flatbed with integrated storage
Full Milwaukee Packout integration: the red boxes are not included, but the bases are included. If you don’t want them, I’ll hold on to them.
2018 Ram seats for modern comfort
Extensive sound deadening
Sony head unit with CarPlay
LED lighting throughout
Raptor running boards
Fourth-gen Ram mirrors and interior upgrades

1995 Bigfoot 2500 Series Camper ($13,000)

Built in Vernon, B.C., Bigfoot campers are legendary for their boat-hull construction, leakproof design, and true four-season capability:

Key Features:

Superior R8 insulation (1.5" vs. industry standard 1")
Powerful 30,000 BTU furnace (nearly double standard output)
32-gallon fresh water capacity
working wet bath with 7 gal black tank, and 7 gal grey tank.
water pump
6 cu.ft. 3 way - refrigerator
Integrated Yeti charging system with Anderson quick disconnects
Zero leaks - built like a boat with fiberglass construction
40lb propane capacity

The Project List:

Hot water heater needs replacement (currently more of a cold water acknowledger)
The heater works, but personally, I was going to upgrade the heater with a Truma combi.

This combination has been carefully integrated with a DC-DC charging system with honking Anderson plug disconnects. This power system was used with a yeti goal zero 1500x to power a Dometic fridge, but we already sold the fridge and battery. Still have the charging system. The camper comes with a lead acid battery used for house lights and the water pump. The combination of the propane system and electrical setup make the rig perfect for extended off-grid travel, speaking from experience. The Milwaukee Packout system provides incredible organization and utility across both truck and camper.

While we've loved this setup, our growing family and changing work commitments mean it's time for someone else to enjoy this exceptional rig. It's ready for immediate adventure - just add fuel and hit the road.

Location: Silver Spring, MD
Contact: 240-418-4922

Note: The craftsmanship and upgrades on this truck, combined with the legendary reliability of both the Cummins platform and Bigfoot construction, make this an exceptional value for someone seeking an overland setup that is ready to roll, but with room in the budget for personal touches

[Photos provided show the rig in various settings including backcountry trails and campsites, demonstrating its true off-grid capability]