Todd780
OverCamper
To be safe, might want to build something that fits 4-5 comfortably... you never know!
[SALE PENDING] 2021 Wrangler Rubicon EcoDiesel Composite Camper (The Road Chose Me) - $145k obo
- Thread starter Dan Grec
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Hi Dan,
I am considering changing vehicles to something different. Would you consider a trade on a vehicle and work out what makes sense from there? I have this van and it is very off road worthy and it very nice and comfy. It has more space and can sleep four without a problem. Here is the original ad when I purchased the vehicle. Let me know....
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I am considering changing vehicles to something different. Would you consider a trade on a vehicle and work out what makes sense from there? I have this van and it is very off road worthy and it very nice and comfy. It has more space and can sleep four without a problem. Here is the original ad when I purchased the vehicle. Let me know....
SOLD - VANKIND: 2014 E350EB 4x4 6.8L V10 gas, 41k, Agile 4x4, VanHaus Interior, TransferFlow, Aluminess, and more...
The Base Vehicle: 2014 Ford E350EB Passenger 40,900 miles and counting Factory front and rear AC Second owner; the first owner custom ordered it from Ford to his home in Southern California 4WD Conversion: Agile Offroad Ford Twin Traction Beam System, Rebuilt 2019 Dana 50 TTB front Factory...
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Dan Grec
Expedition Leader
Thanks for the interest.
I'm not looking for trades at this stage, I need to straight sell.
Cheers,
-Dan
dirt_tourist
New member
Best of luck with the sale Dan, amazing truly ultimate rig! Enjoyed watching the build process on YouTube (and enjoyed buying and reading The Road Chose Me - still my favorite honest tale of adventure!). Start the Baby on Board channel once you get your bigger rig, could even highlight some snowboarding too to keep the Kirkwood stoke multi-generational.
derjack
Adventurer
Regarding Price discussions one should always be a bit precise.
Here in Europe and especially Germany, those prices are quite usual. A relatively new 4x4 with a sandwich cabine and LFP and some expensive stuff is in that area. In Euro.
A Jeep isnt that popular but it is a strong engine and an excellent gearbox! People here would prefer a LandCruiser or a Defender.
Some expensive and up to the point accessories, like the 200Ah, cooking, ACDC and the interior build including the Top. This isnt my particular kind of build - but I know for a lot of people it is.
On the other hand you will notice that GER builds like that would be done in a more high-end fashion: Not a steel frame, but alu instead. e.g. Question is how much would one value that?
Imho a lot of people do not understand what it really means to build such a vehicle in terms of money and time and as well to see a good value proposition. Which I actually see here. (note again: Even though this is not my kind of build)
shortbus4x4
Expedition Leader
You sir are a scholar and gentleman.
Get something big because kids grow. And not feeding them doesn't work, I know as I tried that on mine.
Get something big because kids grow. And not feeding them doesn't work, I know as I tried that on mine.
mhiscox
Exp. Leader Emeritus
Just sitting here thinking of the enormous interiors Dan's and Michael/Yvonne's rigs have compared to the XV-JP.
I really admire this Jeep and share Dan's hope it goes to a good person who will adventure in it. I like Dan's idea of paying for the fuel if the new buyer would hold up the side by taking the rig on worthy trips and I think I'll borrow the idea when I go to sell the ER. (It is, of course, tempting to think about buying this shiny new version, but I suspect that no longer using the expo Jeep I already own works against that being a sensible idea.
)(BTW, Ken--Glad to read that you've bonded with your new rig. Congratulations on your choice.)
It seems an odd choice to design a camper so large but only include a bed that is about 5 feet by 5 feet; an actual queen mattress would be almost 20% larger than the current one. That would be uncomfortable even for a solo traveler.
TWExplor, how would you plan to fit a "we" on such a small bed?
Spencer for Hire
Active member
I was wondering if you built the camper or was it the other couple. You mentioned they fabricated it but I was curious who put it together. Thx.
He has the whole build videos on YouTube. It's a good watch.
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