SOLD! For Sale: 2005 EB50 4x4 6.0 diesel

[mtnrafter]

2005 Sportsmobile EB50 4x4
6.0 Diesel
144K miles
Location: Frisco, CO

EB50 layout. PH bed. Microwave, sink, 20gal fresh water, leather seats, refrigerator, inverter, exterior shower, lockable under-floor storage, front and rear Aluminess bumpers with lights, winch, tire carrier, ladder, steps, billet grill, Bushwackers, Yakima rack, upgraded wheels and tires, Goodyear Duratrac 285/75/16 E load tires, SMB 4x4, fully floating Dynatrac axles, ARB lockers front and rear, on board air compressor with remote chuck, new Warn Premium hubs, Atlas II transfer case, 46gal fuel cell, 2 jerry cans, additional spare, offroad jack, 19kbtu Suburban propane heater, Kenwood 7" in-dash dvd,cd, Sirius Radio, Nav. system, Scanguage.

Meticulously maintained and serviced. I had the full Bulletproofing done to the motor at @90k miles including new egr cooler, oil cooler, new injectors, etc. More recently, new radiator, new start and house batteries, new ujoints, ball joints, egr valve, ipr valve, new brakes. Spray-on Raptor Liner on pop top. Oil changed every 3000 miles. New fuel filter.

17mpg hiway. 15mpg towing 3000lb trailer. Sleeps 4, seats 5. Just returned from a six week Alaska trip. Performed great! Reason for selling: getting something bigger.

Serious inquiries only. $60k
303-807-6312

[BroncoHauler]

Nice rig, GLWS.


Herb

[Pschitt]

Would you do a trip report of your Alsakan trip?

Good sale of this one !

[mtnrafter]

Thanks all. It was primarily a ski trip. Started in Southern Colorado and skied my way to Haines, AK where I camped for a couple weeks, skiing in the back country. Took the ferry from Haines to Bellingham, stopped in Anacortes (wonderful area) then drove back to Frisco. Never saw it rain so hard at 22 degrees, F. south of Prince George, BC. Everything covered in ice. Roads a mess. It was -25F north of Smithers, but the coldest I felt was along the water on the Lynn Canal. It felt like living in a glass of ice water. For those of you thinking about driving around the north country in the winter, check out the road web cams on each province's web site for conditions. Very helpful. Take EXTRA fuel. And lots of diesel conditioner. I ran Rotella T6 with RevX additive and had no cold start issues. Bring a really long good quality extension cord when/if you can plug in at night.

When it got really cold I wouldn't pop the top and sleep on the fold out bed instead, heater keeping everything just fine. Cooking outside was a drag at times so I found myself microwaving stuff alot inside. Always had a thermos of coffee around.

Alaska in the winter is a magical place. It's pretty hard to describe. Pictures don't even begin to capture all that's going on. Sensory over load. I highly recommend it. Just be prepared.

[Pschitt]

Thanks for the report ! I definitly want to go north in the winter... Any pictures ?