janders
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We're selling our comlete overlanding setup - including the truck and gear - while we build a new rig. We built this truck to load up a couple week's worth of crap and burrow deep into the toolies and stay there until the beer runs out. Buy this truck, fill the fridge with food and beer and you're ready to go camping. The truck is setup to sleep on a very comfortable mattress in the back of the truck. We've always preferred this setup to RTTs. Faster camp setup / teardown, no drying out the RTT after a rainy trip and wind is no big deal sleeping in the back of the truck.
We'll be at Overland Expo PNW in Redmond, OR 6/28-6/30 if anyone wants to stop by and check it out!
2000 Ford F-250
7.3L Powerstroke Diesel
168k miles
(Apologies about the photos, I took them right after our last trip but inexplicably before I washed the truck)
The truck:
Known issues:
We'll be at Overland Expo PNW in Redmond, OR 6/28-6/30 if anyone wants to stop by and check it out!
2000 Ford F-250
7.3L Powerstroke Diesel
168k miles
(Apologies about the photos, I took them right after our last trip but inexplicably before I washed the truck)
The truck:
- ARB Bull Bar
- Smittybilt X2O 15,500lb winch w/ remote
- Custom rear seat-delete platform
- Shelf to securely hold Jackery battery pack
- Platform has additional 12V and USB ports
- L-track to secure cargo
- Hidden storage under the platform
- Original rear seats included and can be re-installed
- Snugtop Outback camper shell
- Color matched to truck
- Windoors on each side
- Keyed with truck ignition key
- Midland MXT275 GMRS radio
- Firestone airbags
- 35" BFG KO2 tires with full-size matching spare
- Ultraswing spare tire carrier
- Hi-lift Extreme jack mounted on tire carrier
- Boron alloy tire chains
- Ravelco anti-theft plug
- Warn locking hubs
- ICECO VL45 12V fridge with insulated cover
- Jackery 500W battery pack
- Overland Pros 4K Wraptor 270 free-standing awning
- 4 XBull Traction Boards
- Rhino Rack Pioneer Platform
- Custom built drawer platform
- Full-size mattress (it's really comfortable!)
- Two 4' long drawers with dividers
- Two storage lockers
- Water tank storage locker w/ room for 20 gallon water tank
- Yakima Rocketbox
- Telescoping ladder we use to load / unload Rocketbox
- VIAIR 450P Continuous Duty air compressor w/ hose
- Custom built camp kitchen table
- Includes sink
- Dometic water pump / faucet
- Dometic 2 gallon water tank
- Camp kitchen organizer with a full kitchen setup
Known issues:
- There's some kind of parasitic draw on the starter batts. If it sits for a couple weeks to a month, it'll draw down the batteries. It has an on-board trickle charger so I keep it plugged in when we're not camping a lot.
- Lots of trail pin-striping. Feature or bug? You decide
- The 35's rub ever so slightly at full lock. It's never been an issue for us.
- The transmission heats up on long, slow climbs. We keep it in 4L when we're slow-climbing and that keeps the tranny temp in check. Our mechanic said that's just what these 7.3L Powerstrokes do when you don't have a lot of air flow across the cooler.
- Passenger side rear door slightly modified by a log sticking out into a trail.
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