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The Sprinter variant definitely has its drawbacks. On the plus side the extra foot of length provides a couple benefits including 80” beds (at 6-3 that’s tough to pass up) and 4” extra “garage” space. Doesn’t seem like much but makes a lot of extra storage. The “dinnette“ area can also be...

Sold.

Sale pending. Will post when/if final.

I'm too old to figure out how to quote someone's post, but I think BritKLR is right on the money about having a discussion thread that could help an overland business recognize and solve business model/financial problems. I think there should be classes and forums at Overland Expo on the topic...

Nothing too special for the pooch. She gets a harness and seatbelt as well the platform and bed in the photos. Some answers: The mattress is about 3" and there are Froli springs beneath. It's what came from XP and is on the firmer side (our preference). Others have replaced the low profile...

Hi folks, I’ve received a number of inquiries about purchasing the V1 camper without the truck. We get it. When we bought the V1 we looked hard at what truck we wanted. We needed a backseat as the dog always travels with us. We wanted an extended cab instead of a crew cab to keep wheelbase as...

Thanks, Doug. It was a tough decision to put it up for sale. Glad to hear you got a good feeling from the new XP folks.

Interior.

Hopefully a couple photos.

Working on pic's. XP is back in business minus Marc. Jon Turner and others have it back up and running in Colfax Ca, near Grass Valley where it used to be. The new company, currently/temporarily calling themselves BeChange has just gotten on their feet. Some of us are sad to see Marc no longer a...

Selling our 2012 XPCamper V1 and 2011 Ford F350. We've enjoyed every minute of owning and using it but life changes mean we won't be able to use it often and it deserves to travel. The truck is a 2011 F350 Lariat 6.7 diesel (nav, heated/cooled leather seats etc.), extended cab, 4x4 SRW. It has...

Costco (at least in San Dimas, Ca.) has 3-packs of ExOfficio Boxer Briefs for $24. Still high for underwear, but 1/3 the regular price.

We have the shorter 'travel' springs in our camper and are very happy with them. We have a lower end foam mattress that's about 3" thick and find the combination more comfortable than being at home. It's possible for me to "bottom out" the springs, but not easy. I'm 195 and putting all my weight...

Indeed. The Northstar camper with water weigh 1750# minimum (excluding options, food, clothing, gear etc.). Adult refreshments alone would put me well over 1800 (which aren't optional).

Congrats! That looks like a great platform. Looking forward to reading about your adventures.

I like the concept, but 10 GPM is a lot of flow. Often pumps at or over 5 GPM are listed as wash down pumps, suggesting they have a bit of pressure through a garden hose. I'm not sure you could discharge that into a toilet without significant clean up from splash. If your plan comes to fruition...

I can add another endorsement for the V1. We've had ours for about 3 years and love it. We went through a variety of travel/RV combinations before biting the bullet and getting the XP. From a Jeep and off-road trailer (love them and still use them) to a 37' fifth wheel (loved being in it but...

Exactly what I was thinking.

And you might try through Good Sam.

7.3 Ford with a Grandby someone may like and a Powerwagon ambulance just 'cause I like 'em. http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/5278318274.html http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/5265186438.html