I had a couple several years ago for climbing trips. Those were fine for just me spending nights at trailhead parking lots or at turnouts on decent roads. Really just a place to sleep and cook. Not great for two people even after reconfiguring the interior, so we ended up going to a camper with a little more offroad capability and a little more luxury.
These days there are a lot of off the shelf ones with more capability. Back when I did it you just bought a used van and built the interior yourself.
One of our mercedes equipped riggs came down with a nasty oil leak. Bill was $7500 to repair. They hah to tear the top of the motor apart. Oil cooler and pan gasket were bad. These bitches arent cheap when they fail
I would like one, Sprinter or Ford AWD transit. Great for pulling the boat and sleeping. Hit the coast,crab, fish sleep and repeat for a few days at a time.
I would like one, Sprinter or Ford AWD transit. Great for pulling the boat and sleeping. Hit the coast,crab, fish sleep and repeat for a few days at a time.
The flooring company I used to do a lot of work for had 2 after about 5 years both were broken down and have been sitting rotting away for years now. Always breaking down, they got tired of repairing them.
God bless Texas----------------------- Old 300 I will remain what i am until the day I die- A HUNTER......Sitting Bull Its not how you pick the booger.. but where you put it !! Roger V Hunter
We had a 04 we converted into travel / camper. It was great to drive got great diesel fuel economy. Put around 180 k on it mostly between southern states and alaska. Would not try one again, when they break you cannot find anyone who wants to repair them. Most mercedes shops had excuses to not work on them, so if you want to fix them yourself have at it. having had the transmission apart and top off of engine in addition to a few smaller break-downs i am not planning to buy another one just to have something to work on.