Fully built Fuso in Vancouver B.C.

[TooSteep]

https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/van/cto/d/2010-mitsubishi-fuso-canter/6704814133.html

2010. 100,000 km. $75,500 USD

 

[Roverchef]

$5k camper on a $30k rig for $75k? Seems sensible right...

 

[Jjackson410]

But they claim "Over $60,000 spent on building this expedition overland machine".. and no one on CL ever bends the truth.. lol

 

[grinderboy]

Not about how much they spent, but how much to duplicate maybe?

If you like the concept.

 

[maxbergi]

Cool setup, maybe worth the price for someone. He does mention: "don't want to spend $200,000 on a sprinter conversion", sounds like hes aiming for that kind of clientele.
no interior pictures though.

 

[Jjackson410]

Its not the first time I have seen a flatbed with a trailer tossed onto it. Here is something from Hunter RMV.. If I recall they want 180k - 200k for this..

https://www.hunterrmv.com/vehicles/predator/

 

[grinderboy]

Recall a truck camper company offering a model designed to fit on a flat bed truck in the shape of a box without recessed sides

 

[grinderboy]

https://www.truckcampermagazine.com/news/2018-alaskan-flatbed-side-entry-camper/

 

[grinderboy]

 

[grinderboy]

Found more....developing trend?

https://www.mainlineoverland.com/pages/fleet-flatbed-model

 

[Homer Crimson]

Its not the first time I have seen a flatbed with a trailer tossed onto it. Here is something from Hunter RMV.. If I recall they want 180k - 200k for this..

That's at least a 100% markup.

 

[Jjackson410]

I'd say its a bit more than 100%.. but who's counting if you got that kind of cash laying about.

 

[biggoolies]

$5k camper on a $30k rig for $75k? Seems sensible right...

Actually what he has put into it I don’t think he would be far off that estimate. The air seats rear bumper super singles etc etc.

 

[Jdubucsd]

Just get an ex military 6x6 and a little travel trailer on the back and call it a day!! ?

 

[grampswrx]

If they spent over $60k, why the markup? I have to pay $15k over what they paid for the luxury of buying it done? Seems like i could just pay labor and be better off.