They should let us borrow this...for testing.

[USMC 0369]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=280271519747

I've never seen this on MJR before...not sure if it's new or not. I may have just missed the post. But DANG I wonder how it would handle?

[aw12345]

It's purty. AEV makes that critter

[Desert Jewel]

Nice! But what happens when you flop or roll it???

[USMC 0369]

Nice! But what happens when you flop or roll it???

That's what I was thinking... it has a toilet, I'd hate to be inside there if it flops. That's why we need to take it out for testing!!

[Roger]

That's what I was thinking... it has a toilet, I'd hate to be inside there if it flops. That's why we need to take it out for testing!!

This rig wouldn't be very practical for a day trip or even a weekend trip to someplace like JV. But it would be ideal for a 3-4 day trip across the Mojave road or driving the Alcan Hwy.

[swbooking]

That thing would be a sweet expedition vehicle! Anyone up for an Australia trip?

[igofshn]

It is made by EARTHROAMER not AEV. It has been listed on EBAY at least a dozen times.

[RAT]

Yeah, but no.

[womb raider 940]

sold for 64,000. Jeez I dont know if it was worth it or not

[maddmike]

it has a toilet, I'd hate to be inside there if it flops.

brings the logical meaning back to the phrase "oh sh--!"

[nwoods]

New one's cost upwards of $110,000 (including the Jeep). These things are awesome, and are capable of completing the Rubicon Trail. The owner of Overland Journal just took delivery of one and is going to spend 3 months in South American traveling the continent with his wife.

http://www.earthroamer.com/tab_xpedi..._overview.html

[Mike]

New one's cost upwards of $110,000 (including the Jeep). These things are awesome, and are capable of completing the Rubicon Trail. The owner of Overland Journal just took delivery of one and is going to spend 3 months in South American traveling the continent with his wife.

http://www.earthroamer.com/tab_xpedi..._overview.html

Hmmm, Even so...

Yeah, but no.

Yeah..., What he said.... 1970 Ford 4x4 F150's can complete the Rubicon. You can pick those up for $1100.

:geek: $$$ + Bad idea = Bad Idea plus two more zeros...

[FishPOET]

1970 Ford 4x4 F150's can complete the Rubicon. You can pick those up for $1100.

They build one on a Ford Chassis as well.
$230,000 :confused2

If I were looking for an expedition vehicle it would be an outfitter popup camper on an american 1 ton SRW 4x4. Brand new would be $60,000 for truck and camper, used for considerably less, and during the week I could take the camper off and use the truck for work.



http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fu...d/21953831.cfm



http://www.woodalls.com/cforum/index...d/20853292.cfm



http://www.woodalls.com/cforum/index...d/21270311.cfm



http://www.woodalls.com/cforum/index...d/21161414.cfm

[FishPOET]

Our rig has taken Tracy and me to some cool places!





























And it will tow the Jeep!


We paid 9 for the truck and 2 for the camper. The truck makes pickups and deliveries during the week.

And it has one of those heater thingys that Nick likes!

[nwoods]

Awesome photos FishPoet! How did the rig do on that washboard road out of Devil's Racetrack?