BryantKnives
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I am listing this because I sold my LMTV and I'm going a different direction. I didn't build it, but I purchased it from the guy who did. It's very sturdy, built from steel angle and 2x2 tubing. Comes with Mini Split and 4 345 watt solar panels, cassette toilet, upper cabinets, door, etc. Interior needs to be gutted and reworked, he had it set up pretty nicely with all the components but I *think his LMTV had some major malfunction and it ended up getting scavenged for another build.
Dimensions:
14' Long
7' High (incl Panels)
8' wide
when sitting on an LMTV bed, it's just over 12'. If you remove bed and bolt like a 1079 truck, It should be more like 11 feet. It is/was designed to bolt to the frame just like the 1079 shelter. It is not in perfect shape, he did make a small bad spot in the floor under the shower when he removed it. I don't believe it will cause a problem unless you actually submerged it.
The composite panels are around 2" thick. It's a rolling freezer box right now, windows could be cut in anywhere. Interior height is 6'3. I have the receipt for the panels somewhere, i think the 50% deposit was over $5,000 just for the panels. So there is likely $12,000 worth of materials here. I will include the jacks I built. It is on a gooseneck trailer, not included but if you want it as a "pick up and leave" I'd sell the trailer and the box for 9k.
Located in South Mississippi. Delivery possible, but must be paid in full. I've already hooked to the trailer once and had someone cancel when I was an hour away.
I am somewhat negotiable, but I have been kicking around the idea of cutting it up and using the panels for the cabover build I'm planning now. On that note, if you have some bare panels, I'd be interested in a trade. I hate the idea of cutting up all this work, but if I can't get a decent number for it I will.
I'm asking $5500
Dimensions:
14' Long
7' High (incl Panels)
8' wide
when sitting on an LMTV bed, it's just over 12'. If you remove bed and bolt like a 1079 truck, It should be more like 11 feet. It is/was designed to bolt to the frame just like the 1079 shelter. It is not in perfect shape, he did make a small bad spot in the floor under the shower when he removed it. I don't believe it will cause a problem unless you actually submerged it.
The composite panels are around 2" thick. It's a rolling freezer box right now, windows could be cut in anywhere. Interior height is 6'3. I have the receipt for the panels somewhere, i think the 50% deposit was over $5,000 just for the panels. So there is likely $12,000 worth of materials here. I will include the jacks I built. It is on a gooseneck trailer, not included but if you want it as a "pick up and leave" I'd sell the trailer and the box for 9k.
Located in South Mississippi. Delivery possible, but must be paid in full. I've already hooked to the trailer once and had someone cancel when I was an hour away.
I am somewhat negotiable, but I have been kicking around the idea of cutting it up and using the panels for the cabover build I'm planning now. On that note, if you have some bare panels, I'd be interested in a trade. I hate the idea of cutting up all this work, but if I can't get a decent number for it I will.
I'm asking $5500