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This rig is now sold. A sad day.

Well, it's now sold. A sad day.

I’ve just had the registration changed from South Dakota to Arizona.

Yes, it is.

Thanks for the nice comments.

Recent health issues forces sale of this incredible expedition vehicle. You can get details by searching SLRV/Acela 6x6 for sale on the expo forum or go to www.expedition6x6truck.com Asking price $625,000. Offers encouraged.

Here is a link to more details and pictures of the unit for sale. www.expedition6x6truck.com

Asking price reduced to $625,000.

Here is a shot of two of the three pull out pantries. Tons of room.

Here is a shot of the interior. If you click this link, you can get inside the cab and get a better view. Just follow the circles leading up into the cab. https://skycamuav.com.au/slrv-usa-6.8

Yes you can. However, you can't tow it over rough terrain. We made the decision to not tow during our trips and it worked out great.

Forgot to say it includes all heavy recovery gear.

A set of two seatbelts in the rig.

2021 SLRV-ACELA 6X6 FOR SALE My wife and I have decided that recent health issues will limit the amount of time we can use this vehicle. As such, it is now for sale. You simply won’t find a more comfortable or complete expedition vehicle. And you won’t have to wait 2 or more years for it. The...

With a 6x6 I don't think so. You can carry a lot of weight back there. As for the bed vs sitting area, I planned for that in my layout. You'll notice that the driver side of the dining area seating is 24" longer than the passenger side. My wife likes to sleep in a bit longer than me. This way...

I'll answer wfv56 and Semiquixotic together. Having lived in the Caribbean for nearly 30 years, we are very adverse to cold weather. I think the coldest it got on our summer trip was at about 8500 feet elevation in the Wind River area north of Dubois, Wyoming. It got down to about 29 degrees. We...

We had our Jeep EcoDiesel all tricked out ready to tow behind but after talking to a friend with the same Acela 6x6 but with a BlissBox on it, he said try it without towing. And I’m glad we did. There is no way we would be able to tow behind on the roads we were on. We went everywhere with the...

We are back home from an incredible 3 1/2 month trip. Next week the rig is going in to get a few things done. Later I'll post all the stuff that needed to be taken care of. In the meantime, here are a couple of pictures that anyone who's been to Alstrom Point will find familiar. enjoy.

I'll buff it out as best as I can. Not going to repaint it now as it'll get scratched again. Badges of Distinction.

Sorry, I think I hit photo download twice.