This is one of the best-looking, innovative, and unique flatbed campers I’ve seen. Before featuring this rig, I’d not heard of Whiskey Tango Campers, but it didn’t take long to fall in love with their builds. The company is focused on lightweight, functional, and modular designs that ensure the camper is comfortable to live in, quick to remove from the truck, completely self-contained (even when demounted), and finished to a high standard. A few stand-out features include the 500-watt solar skylight blind, “drop-down deck” sidewall, beautiful interior woodwork and units, and the minimalist yet functional interior layout. The camper is matched with a 2001 Ford F-250 Super Duty that showcases a number of overlanding modifications and is running the long-lived 7.3-liter Power Stroke diesel motor. At $65,000, this rig isn’t cheap, but it is good value, especially when you consider that many comparable rigs are listed for almost double.
From the Seller:
“Get yourself a smooth-running low mile 7.3-liter diesel with a removable custom fiberglass camper on the back! This 2001 F-250 4×4 with the 7.3 turbo-diesel is about as nice as they come for its age. With only 176,000 miles, it still has a ton of life left and is very clean under the hood. The camper itself was built by Whiskey Tango Campers about a year ago and is an extremely stout unit.”
2001 Ford F-250 7.3-liter Diesel
This 2001 Ford F-250 is fitted with the legendary 7.3-liter Power Stroke diesel engine that produces 250 horsepower and an impressive 505 pound-feet of torque. A dependable motor is matched with interior comforts, such as power windows and door locks, premium sound system, tilt steering wheel, cruise control, power seats, and more.
Whiskey Tango Campers create bespoke flatbed truck campers designed to be lightweight, modular, and functional. The company explains that this modular approach ensures you’re not “stuck with a truck that does only one thing; we have flexibility depending on the day or the task at hand.” Another key feature of their builds is that they’re completely self-contained, which means you can remove it from the truck in just 30 minutes and still use it as a fully-functional live-in unit.
Distinguishing Features
- Whiskey Tango Campers custom fiberglass camper with drop-down deck
- Batteries (200-amp-hour) and 500 watts of solar skylights with blinds
- Dometic CFX35 refrigerator
- Upgraded alloy wheels with Wrangler Duratrac tires, 35-inch
- Shower with composting toilet
- Freshwater tank, 20-gallon
- ATS transmission
This 2001 Ford F-250 diesel w/ Whiskey Tango Camper is listed for $65,000 and is currently located in Hailey, Idaho. Check the full vehicle specifications via the original Expedition Portal forum post here.
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