Custom-Built Expedition Vehicle – Ford F-550 EarthRoamer Alternative – $179,000 OBO

[AndrewMuse]

Custom-Built Expedition Vehicle – Ford F-550 EarthRoamer Alternative – $179,000 OBO

If you're searching for a truly capable off-grid expedition vehicle, designed to carry all your gear and get you into remote places in comfort, look no further. This one-of-a-kind expedition vehicle has been meticulously crafted over two years, with over $190,000 invested to be rugged, practical, and adventure-ready. Built to rival the quality of an EarthRoamer, this rig offers incredible storage, high-end amenities, and extensive upgrades for reliability and durability.

Vehicle Overview:

• Make/Model: 2004 Ford F550
• Mileage: 125,900 miles/10MPG
• Engine: Bulletproofed 6.0L Powerstroke Diesel – fully updated for durability and reliability (details below)
• Drivetrain: 4x4
• Dimensions: 25' L x 8' W x 12.5' H (approximate)
• Interior Headroom: 6'10" tall, 15'8" long, 7'4" wide (approximate)
• Weight: 14,000 lbs
• Finish: Recently refinished with a bedliner-style paint for enhanced durability and aesthetic
• Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
• Insurance: Easy to insure as an RV; registered as a residential vehicle, not commercial, for simpler insurance and registration.

Exterior Features:

• Single Rear Wheel Conversion: Buckstop, with 42” Continental MPT 81 tires (full-size spare included)
• Lighting: Baja Design exterior lights all around for optimal visibility, with outside area/work lighting
• Bumper & Fender Flares: Buckstop Bumper and Fender Flares
• Winch: 16.5k lb Warn Winch for heavy-duty recovery
• Backup Camera: Full-time rear camera for easy maneuvering
• Starlink-Ready: Equipped with a roof space and chase for cable runs, ready for Starlink setup (available as an added feature for a small additional fee)

Bulletproofing & Maintenance:
To ensure longevity and performance, this rig includes comprehensive upgrades:

• Head Gasket Kit
• ARP Head Studs
• Updated Oil Cooler
• Heads Checked & Cleaned
• Rocker Box Gasket
• Injector O-Ring
• EGR Cooler
• Updated Cover Gasket
• 6.0L Coolant Reservoir
• Turbo Service (Exhaust Side)
• Updated STC Fitting
• Oil Change with Filters
• HDEL Antifreeze
• Ford Banjo Bolts
• Stand Pipes
• Coolant Filter
• Blue Spring Kit

Camper Interior & Amenities:

• Water Storage: 72-gallon fresh water tank for extended off-grid stays
• Wet Bath: Custom glass door shower and cassette toilet for convenience, plus an outdoor shower with hot water
• Sleeping & Seating: Queen-size Tempur-Pedic mattress with Froli Bed system, dinette seats 4 comfortably (up to 6 seated)
• Closet Space: His and her closets with ample storage for extended travel
• Kitchen: Dometic stainless steel 3-burner stove with oven, large Dometic 3-way fridge/freezer, sycamore slab countertops, large under-mounted sink
• Workspace: Full desk with 4K monitor for remote work or adventure planning, including a Sony sound bar for an immersive audio experience
• Heating & Cooling: Dometic propane furnace, AC unit, and 2 roof vent fans with intake and output multi-speed settings
• Lighting & Design: Custom cabinetry, Shu Sugi Ban ceiling, 3-zone lighting with dimmers, ample food and clothes storage
• Storage: Underfloor and underbelly storage boxes, rear storage boxes, Yakima Skybox, plus 2 1UP bike racks

Power & Off-Grid Capability:

• Solar Power: 525 watts from 3x 175-watt panels
• Battery Storage: 4x 100Ah Lithium-Ion batteries
• Inverter: 3000-watt inverter for reliable AC power
• Propane: 2x 20lb propane tanks for stove, oven, and hot water heater
• Generator Compatibility: Rear storage box fitted for Honda 3000 generator (not included)

Onboard Storage Capacity: This design maximizes usable cubic footage to carry everything you need:

• Underbelly and rear boxes
• Ideal for 2x iSUPs, 2x snowboards, 2x skis, 1x kiteboard, 2x surfboards, 2x mountain bikes, climbing gear, free diving equipment, camping gear, dirt bike, paraglider, speed wing, dog accessories, and much more!

Additional Details: This vehicle was built with the durability and practicality needed for adventures from Alaska to Argentina. Experience EarthRoamer-quality craftsmanship at a fraction of the cost, with the peace of mind that this vehicle has been prepared for serious off-road and off-grid exploration. Don’t miss out on a chance to own a truly unique expedition rig for $179,000 OBO. Serious buyers only, please.

Contact me for more details or to schedule a showing! Info@andrewmuseproductions.com

 

[AndrewMuse]

For more images see here: https://www.facebook.com/share/TBccaBRVF7NNshfQ/

 

[zip]

Is this Museroamer repainted?

 

[volcomsurfer]

OH MAN she's not blue anymore. Obviously I'm biased to the paint job lol. That's funny, I remember you telling me that you wanted to paint something that color when you saw it.

 

[Etx_Overland]

Oh wow! You Painter her! Been following this build since day 1!

 

[Pacific Northwest yetti]

A great looking build! I think its marked as sold now.

 

[zip]

A great looking build! I think its marked as sold now.

Where do you see that it’s been sold?
Nothing has been posted by owner since original post.

 

[Pacific Northwest yetti]

The link he posted takes you to the FB add, its marked as such there.
Maybe its not sold, you can click on the link and dont need to have a FB account.

 

[zip]

The link he posted takes you to the FB add, its marked as such there.
Maybe its not sold, you can click on the link and dont need to have a FB account.

Yes, you are correct. Thanks.

 

[bajaphile]

I'll never forget cresting over a hill in the middle of Baja and seeing this thing coming at me on the highway. It looked comical... absolutely giant. Not sure how it fit on the roads or passed semi trucks.

 

[jk6661]

I'll never forget cresting over a hill in the middle of Baja and seeing this thing coming at me on the highway. It looked comical... absolutely giant. Not sure how it fit on the roads or passed semi trucks.

Not sure what your point is. Many vehicles (commercial trucks, traditional RVs, other F-550-based rigs, etc.) are this big or bigger and "fit on the roads" just fine. They're not for everyone, but I don't see a need to insult the guy's rig just because it's not for you.