Expedition Ready! 2020 F250 on 37s, Locked F/R, 4.30 Gears, HP D60, PSC Hydro, FOX 2.5" + Camper - 875W Solar - Lithium - 40g H2o! $98k - Arizona

[montypower]

Offering our Truck Camper Combination! Completely dialed and ready for travel. We spent an absorbent amount of time prepping this combination to be truly turnkey. The camper is the perfect paring for this truck with modifications to function off grid and off road.



37" Tires + Front & Rear Selectable Locking Differentials + 4.30 Axle Gears + FOX 2.5" Resi Tuned Shocks + Custom Springs + Armored + PSC Assist Steering + MORE!

This camper is for the Four Wheel Camper minded traveler who is looking to extend travel duration, increase all weather comfort and travel further off road (BDR routes and beyond). The camper may seem “stripped down” compared to a traditional RV but loaded compared to most overland vehicles. We thought of it as a small, lightweight expedition rig…

Truck Build Thread: https://forum.expeditionportal.com/...-on-37s-expedition-truck-camper-build.216282/

Camper Build Thread: https://forum.expeditionportal.com/...liberty-expedition-truck-camper-build.216281/

Truck + Camper Combo = $98,000
Camper = $37,500
Truck = $65,000

Located in: Kingman, Arizona (can meet at Overland Expo!)
Peter @ 503.888.6967

 

[montypower]

We are selling DONKI the “noble steed” also known as a 2020 Ford F250 Super Duty. Boring. Reliable. Functional. Capable. Everything you need and nothing you don’t. That sums up the truck features and upgrades. It just works. Hauling. Towing. Off Road.



2020 Ford Super Duty F250 SRW 4x4 SuperCab XL (under 20ft) 148” WB (53ft turning circle) – 6.2L V8 (385HP/430LBFT) – Oxford White

Only 40,000 Miles! Powertrain warranty until April 2025 / 60,000 Miles.

Factory Options:
Factory Door Sticker Cargo Capacity: 3,229lbs
4.30 Axle Gears + Electronic Locking Diff
Power Equipment Group
Skid Plates
Trailer Brake Controller
Upfitter AUX Switches
240 Amp Alternator
Bed Mat
Sync 3 Voice Activated (larger screen)
XL Value Package

Modifications:
Tires: Toyo RT Trail Load E (3,970lb max load) | 37x12.5R17” (new @ 33k)
Wheels: Method 701 17x8.5" (MR70178587500) including spare + Black Lugs (CJC-FSBCT)
Spare Tire: 37" Yokohama X-AT (used)

Armor:
Rock Sliders: One7 Fabrication (Derek) - Tube with fill plates and camper tie downs
Front Bumper: Warn Ascent 100918
Rear Bumper: Warn Ascent 98050
Winch: Smittybilt X20 12K G2 Comp Wireless (98512) with Thimble (Grabber rope attachment)
Skids: Factory Optional Gas / Transfercase Skids
Rear Axle: UCF (Under Cover Fabworks) Sterling Steel Diff Cover
Front Axle: OX Diff Cover
Floor Mats: Smartliner Front Mats (for Vinyl floor)
Window Tint: XPEL XR Plus 20% Front / 5% Rear

Electrical:
Battery: Odyssey 65 Performance AGM (129RC) 3yr warranty (new @ 38k)
Air Compressor: ARB CKMA12 (two on custom steel mounts under the hood powered by factory AUX switches) ability to air up passenger/driver side tires simultaneously two hose kits (ARB Inflation Kit 171302)
Light Bar: 40” Curved Cree LED Black Series – Rough Country – 72940BD (custom fabricated mounts)
Driving Lights: Baja Designs XL80 677803
Fog Lights: Baja Designs Squadron SAE Amber (street legal) 257815
Rear Flood Lights: Baja Designs Squadron Sport Wide Cornering 55805
Camper Back Up: Camera Source (for tailgate removal) CS-FTRSD-LP-1720-5
OBD Reader: ScanGauge II – SG II Digital Gauge
Camper Power Feed: Terminal Fuse 100AMP, 1 gage SAE wire, Anderson Connectors
Ram Mount Dash Cam: RAM-B103U, RAM-B-202AU,
Ram Tablet Mount: RAM-202-225BU, RAM-HOL-TAB20U, RAM-101U

Steering:
APEX Steering Kit (KIT175): Extreme duty tie rod and drag link assembly (install @ 33k)
PSC Hydro Assist: Rebuild/Port Factory Gear Box (CA-F350-5), Hydraulic Cylinder 1.5x8” (SC2200K), Fittings HK2023, Swepco 715 fluid (6qt) FL-SWE715 – Custom Steel Mount fabricated on axle (replace ram @ 38k)
PSC Reservoir: Custom CNC Bracket (factory location) w/ Pressure Release Valve

Suspension Front:
Shock: Accutune FOX 2.5” Resi DSC Shocks (custom valved) – FOX-883-26-044 (rebuild @ 22k)
Springs: Carli 2.5” Lift Coil Springs (diesel) – CS-FLC-05
Track Bar: Carli Track Bar – CS-FATB-17
Bump Stops: Carli Bump Stop Drops – CS-FBDF-2.5-17
Brake Lines: Carli SS Brake Lines – CS-FORDBBL-LVL-17-F
Resi Mounts: Carli Reservoir Mounts – CS-FRM-2.5
Caster Shims (provided by 4WD alignment shop)
Boots: Icon Shock Boots – 252008
Sway Bar Delete

Suspension Rear:
Springs: Deaver Custom Leaf Springs – Designed to ride ~ 3” lift with 3-3500lb load – 10 leaf pack
Bump Stops: Carli Rear Bump Stop Drops – CS-FBDR-17-FSP
Shocks: Accutune FOX 2.5” Resi DSC Shocks (custom valved) – FOX-883-26-040 (rebuild @ 22k)
Brake Lines: Brake Lines Crown Performance 4” longer than stock – CK1031-1940R-03PP0294
Rear Shock Tower Chop 2" (increase ground clearance)

Axles:
Front Axle: Dana 60 High Pinion w/ Factory 4.30 Gears
Locker: OX Air Actuated Selectable Locker D60-410-35-AIR / INST D60-K / OX-DAL-001 / OXA1002
ARB Pressure Switch 150psi/135psi – 180901 (needed for proper locker function)
Rear Axle: Sterling 10.5” w/ Factory 4.30 Gears + Factory E Locker

Misc Modifications:
Aux Fuel Tank: SpeedyTanks.com – Custom 21 Gallon Tank
Camper Tie Downs (rock slider and rear bumper)
Camper L channel welded to bed for camper alignment

Service History:
131 Fuel Ups (3,868 gallons) – Average MPG 10.119 – Max MPG 13.729
6 Miles : Purchased New April 24, 2020
460 Miles : Service Oil Change
5,073 Miles : Service Oil Change
10,425 Miles : Service Oil Change
14,584 Miles : Service Oil Change
19,591 Miles : Service Oil Change
25,430 Miles : Service Oil Change
27,652 Miles : Service Oil Change & Air Filter & Cabin Filter
28,083 Miles : Differential Service AMSOIL
30,040 Miles : Service Oil Change
33,705 Miles : Service Oil Change
37,703 Miles : Air Filter & Cabin Filter
37,822 Miles : Service Oil Change
38,245 Miles : Odyssey AGM Battery
39,820 Miles : Windshield Wipers
(basic service records not all inclusive)

Additional Pictures (71 total):

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[montypower]

We custom ordered this truck camper in 2020 and modified it to function off grid for extended periods of time. This camper has no slides. It has many features found in Expedition Campers for a fraction of the weight and cost. 4 Season / Cold Weather Ready. Ideally suited for 2 people (but can work with kids (see page 4 for ideas for additional kids/passengers!)



General Specifications:
7ft width. 6’5” Interior Height. 7’8” Exterior Height. 14’5” Overall Length. 7’ Floor Length. Queen Bed 60x80”. Center of Gravity = 24” From Front Wall. Dry Weight ~ 2,000lbs. Estimated loaded weight ~ 3,000lbs.

Features:
875 watts of Solar Power!
Lithium Battle Born 200ah batteries
50amp DC to DC (Alternator Charger)
Victron Battery & Solar Controllers
40 Gallon Fresh Water Tank
Tank Fill Water Filters 2 Stage w/ Siphon Pump
Water Filter w/ UV Light (from tank)
Thetford Cassette Toilet
And more (see additions list below)!

2020 NorthStar Liberty – Custom Order Build List:
Glass Top SS Sink
Dometic CR110 12V Compressor Fridge
Insulation Upgrade
Driver Side Closet (bed area)
Delete Exit Vent in Cabover
Delete Stove Hood Vent
Delete Half Wraparound Rear
Delete Pop Out Pass through Window
Delete Gray Tank & Vent Pipes

Additions (partial list):
+ Torklift Fast Gun S9526 (Set of 4) (2022)
+ Happijac 4220 w/ Electric Motors + Wireless Controller
+ Happijac Dually Swing Bracket
+ Torklift Glow Steps – Six Step w/ Landing Gear (2022)
+ Propane 20lb tank w/ Gauge
+ Delta Soap Dispenser
+ Shurflo Water Siphon Pump 3GPM
+ RV Water Filter 10” Dual Canisters Tank Fill
+ WaterSafePro 10” Filter w/ UV Light Canister DC Power
+ 40 gallon Ronco Water Tank B-309HD w/ 6” Inspection Plate
+ Sink & Shower Drains to exterior
+ Battle Born 100ah Lithium Batteries (2)
+ Renogy Flexible 175W Solar Panels (5) (2024)
+ Victron MPPT Solar Charge Controller 50amp
+ Victron BMV-712 Battery Monitor
+ Victron MPPT Solar Monitor
+ Renogy 50amp DC to DC Charger
+ Renogy 2000w Inverter (2023)
+ Weboost Drive Reach Cell Booster w/ grounding plate
+ Dinette Table
+ Dinette Conversion w/ power box
+ Basement Conversion Storage w/ Drawer
+ Cabinet Shelving Kitchen + Both Closets
+ Roof Edge Protection Trim (branch deflection)
+ Quickfist Mounts for shovel & pole saw
+ 5 gallon collapsible grey water
+ 5 gallon collapsible fresh water
+ Maxxair Fan Replacement 5100k (2021)
+ Propane Detector (2022)
+ Thetford Cassette Toilet Tank Replacement (2022)
+ Froli Bed System (2022)
+ Camper Door Replacement (2023)
+ Bathroom Skylight Replacement (2024)
+ Fridge Vent Replacement (2024)
+ Dicor Diflex II TPO Roof Material (2024)
+ Dewalt Pole Chain Saw

Upgrade Part Cost (excluding labor): $19,645
Estimated Labor 1,000 hours @ $50/hr: $50,000

Camper is ready for travel. New roof replacement (see video). Fully re-sealed. Exterior buffed and sealed. Windows polished. Fully detailed. Water system sanitized. New Water Filters. All systems functioning properly. Fly out, add food/clothes and travel.

Additional 76 Pictures:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/2kqm...yrURx57c?rlkey=mb8h1n4df550nnatb48u8b5fh&dl=0

 

[Hank Scorpio]

I'm not in the market but just wanted to compliment you on what's probably the best FS ad I've seen here. You listed everything!

Best of luck with the sale

 

[montypower]

I'm not in the market but just wanted to compliment you on what's probably the best FS ad I've seen here. You listed everything!

Best of luck with the sale

Appreciate it. Check back this afternoon. Will have the rest of the photos added.

 

[Wakeup2river]

Great truck….free bump

Mind if I ask where the sliders came from Im in AZ too and have a f350 supercab coming in next week.
I tried looking up the name and didnt find anything.
Did they frame mount or subframe.

 

[montypower]

Great truck….free bump

Mind if I ask where the sliders came from Im in AZ too and have a f350 supercab coming in next week.
I tried looking up the name and didnt find anything.
Did they frame mount or subframe.

My buddy in Oregon fabricated the rock sliders. They are welded to the frame. I'm sure he could build you some if your travels land in Oregon!

 

[Wakeup2river]

My buddy in Oregon fabricated the rock sliders. They are welded to the frame. I'm sure he could build you some if your travels land in Oregon!

Great Im actually driving to Bend to get the OEV Hudson Bay installed in July at Technique Outfitters. . DM his info if you dont mind.

 

[montypower]

Great Im actually driving to Bend to get the OEV Hudson Bay installed in July at Technique Outfitters. . DM his info if you dont mind.

Sent.

 

[kramme]

Nice truck, you should have it sold soon. We have a 2019 F250 a supercab and have been looking all over for rock sliders for the supercab. If you don't mind can you also DM me as well your fabricator pal as well. We go to Oregon a few times a year.

 

[kramme]

Great Im actually driving to Bend to get the OEV Hudson Bay installed in July at Technique Outfitters. . DM his info if you dont mind.

Nice choice, our next camper will be a OEV Hudson Bay, we have been looking at them.

 

[montypower]

Nice truck, you should have it sold soon. We have a 2019 F250 a supercab and have been looking all over for rock sliders for the supercab. If you don't mind can you also DM me as well your fabricator pal as well. We go to Oregon a few times a year.

Sent.

 

[montypower]

Here are some Truck Camper Tips:

+ Remove camper jacks while traveling. Decreases wind drag. Reduces weight. Makes the truck more stable as the jacks are heavy and mounted on the outside of the camper.

+ DC to DC charger using Anderson plug provides an excellent camper charging solution in situations of no/low solar (think snow).

+ Torklift camper steps make easy camper access. + Camper truck roof clearance is good to consider especially on older trucks with C Channel frames.

+ Torklift FastGuns are the fastest and most secure way to attach the camper to the truck. They maintain spring load tension that allows some movement and maintains tension.

+ Dewalt Pole Saw is an excellent solution for tall hard wall campers traveling in areas with low tree branches.

+ Quick access to a shovel is ideal for camping and recovery situations.

 

[AvF]

"...an absorbent amount of time..."

“exorbitant”

Very nice setup.

 

[Trail Talk]

I vote for “inordinate” and second the compliment. Enjoyed your YT videos, what’s next?