Rooftop tents and pop-up campers are classic overland options with a long list of pros. They are, however, challenging to live out of in inclement weather. This is where hard-sided vehicles, such as vans, really shine. Wind, rain, mosquitos—no problem. This 2005 Ford E350 Quigley 4×4 offers a comfortable retreat when Mother Nature is in a tumultuous mood. With seat heaters, ample sound-deadening and insulation, a Planar 2D diesel heater, lots of lights (on dimmers), and a Fantastic roof fan, camp options are endless, saving you from beelining home or spending hard-earned cash on an Airbnb.
From the Seller:
“Selling our van to start another project. This van was professionally converted by VanLab Durango in late 2020. [It’s] extremely capable, well-outfitted, and comfortable. This van is a great do-it-all rig for a couple or family of three that can be everything from a tow rig, river/MTB shuttle, a killer ski camper, or a high country exploration vehicle. The van just rolled over 100,000 miles (sits at 100,965 but will go up as I still drive it). Just had full service including oil/filter, fuel filter, transmission service.”
2005 Ford E-350 Powerstroke Quigley 4×4 Van
Seeking a full-sized van that isn’t one of the usual suspects? The Ford E-350 with a Quigley 4×4 conversion could be a tempting option. Until its discontinuation in 2014, this model was a reliable option for tradespeople, couriers, and travelers alike. Sportsmobile proved that this platform is well-suited for long-term overland travel; this high-top version provides the benefits of interior living space without the complication associated with a pop-top.
Distinguishing Features
This Quigley 4×4 van offers the following distinguishing features:
- Falcon Wildpeak 315/70R17 AT3 tires
- Black American Racing Teflon-coated 17-inch wheels
- Wheel wells trimmed to fit the 35-inch tires (no rubbing and pro finish)
- Bilstein 5100 shocks
- Fiberine aerodynamic hi-top, 19 inches
- 200 watts of solar on a 50 amp MPPT charge controller
- Blue Sea Systems smart battery isolator with remote switch via dash
- Planar 2D diesel heater tied into tank
- High-mounted backup camera
This 2005 Quigley 4×4 Van is listed for $75,000 OBO and is currently located in Durango, Colorado. Check the full vehicle specifications via the original Expedition Portal forum post here.
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