Big custom camper sightings
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jeep4x4greg
Observer
I saw one last week Wed or thursday heading north on rt 116 in East Peoria, IL....i was heading the other way.....I didnt get a good look at what truck it was built on...was too busy looking at the back....but I think it was a Dodge
first time seeing one in person!
first time seeing one in person!
dzzz
™
I find the pic a bit depressing. Something about the wilderness, crowds, and conformity.
GroupSe7en
Adventurer
Just saw one in my home town - Woodbridge CT.
Who are you.....
Cheers,
Mark
Who are you.....
Cheers,
Mark
dzzz
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The rare Eastern ER. Perhaps a new eastern migration pattern. Or a lost juvenile ER.
GroupSe7en
Adventurer
Judging by the plumage of the gentleman at the wheel, these were not juveniles. :sombrero:
howell_jd
Adventurer
Depressed? Outdoor activity stimulates natural endorphins!
Well maybe the remark about conformity fits me...I am after all in the US Army - master of conformity (or uniformity anyway), but if you think all military folks are alike I assure you it is as diverse a community as America - pretty well representative. The rest of the ER group was quite diverse too: older couples, professionals, teachers, from California to Florida to North East USA to the Heartland...I think there were 30 of us (people not trucks).:smiley_drive:
I hope to get more photos like this at this year's gathering.:ylsmoke:
I can't see how the vista is very depressing though...an inevitable consequence of the creation of National Parks is that people will want to visit them - in groups even...unless solo travel is the thing for you - then I suppose I get it.:coffeedrink: To each his own...
I voted that ExPo wasn't snobby (and I am apparently in the minority as I review that thread). If you would apply your comment to a group of Jeeps, LandCruisers, Land Rovers, or any other similar vehicle style association "get together" then at least you'll be consistent in your discrimination of conformity. I'm just saying...not sure why you'd throw a grenade of a comment like that in this area though. We all picked up after ourselves...in fact we boondocked all week - no hookups, only solar and the water and food we brought in (and packed out the trash).:chef:
If I misread your meaning, I apologize...hard to tell over electronic media - if not, please don't make one of the areas I like to visit unpleasant. Thanks.
JDH
Well maybe the remark about conformity fits me...I am after all in the US Army - master of conformity (or uniformity anyway), but if you think all military folks are alike I assure you it is as diverse a community as America - pretty well representative. The rest of the ER group was quite diverse too: older couples, professionals, teachers, from California to Florida to North East USA to the Heartland...I think there were 30 of us (people not trucks).:smiley_drive:
I hope to get more photos like this at this year's gathering.:ylsmoke:
I can't see how the vista is very depressing though...an inevitable consequence of the creation of National Parks is that people will want to visit them - in groups even...unless solo travel is the thing for you - then I suppose I get it.:coffeedrink: To each his own...
I voted that ExPo wasn't snobby (and I am apparently in the minority as I review that thread). If you would apply your comment to a group of Jeeps, LandCruisers, Land Rovers, or any other similar vehicle style association "get together" then at least you'll be consistent in your discrimination of conformity. I'm just saying...not sure why you'd throw a grenade of a comment like that in this area though. We all picked up after ourselves...in fact we boondocked all week - no hookups, only solar and the water and food we brought in (and packed out the trash).:chef:
Here's my junvenile ER enthusiast watching me keeping the solar panels clear in Gulf Shores earlier this month:
If I misread your meaning, I apologize...hard to tell over electronic media - if not, please don't make one of the areas I like to visit unpleasant. Thanks.
JDH
Bill@EarthRoamer.com
Observer
APB - EarthRoamer XV-LT Stolen from La Mesa California Ford Dealer
Last night an EarthRoamer XV-LT was stolen from a Ford Dealership in La Mesa California.
The stolen vehicle is a Pueblo Gold, 2006 Ford F-450, Crew Cab based EarthRoamer XV-LT. It has Montana License plates number 4C57847 and the serial number plate by the camper entry door is #028, VIN# 1FDXW47P06EB71569
If you spot an EarthRoamer matching this description, please call 911 immediately to report the stolen vehicle. Also, please call 720-862-0040 so we can report the sighting to the owner.
Thanks,
-Bill-
Last night an EarthRoamer XV-LT was stolen from a Ford Dealership in La Mesa California.
The stolen vehicle is a Pueblo Gold, 2006 Ford F-450, Crew Cab based EarthRoamer XV-LT. It has Montana License plates number 4C57847 and the serial number plate by the camper entry door is #028, VIN# 1FDXW47P06EB71569
If you spot an EarthRoamer matching this description, please call 911 immediately to report the stolen vehicle. Also, please call 720-862-0040 so we can report the sighting to the owner.
Thanks,
-Bill-
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Overland Hadley
on a journey
Hope you find it before long.
Certainly not the most subtle vehicle to take off in.
Certainly not the most subtle vehicle to take off in.
SuperCal
Adventurer
I just saw one last night (july 2,2010) with South Dakota plates on it parked infront of walleyworld in North Windham, CT... Hopped out to take a few pics and 2 other people stopped to take pics too. Those things are even more impressive in person than in pics... Now only if i win the lottery......
davidshourd
Adventurer
Spoted today in East Hood River Oregon, Earthroamer Jeep, silver. parked in a field with several other expedition like rigs and some motorcycles, some with side carts. anyone on here?
JRhetts
Adventurer
Probably Mike Hiscox, Portland. He went north to the top of the Cascades a few days ago.