The rig:’02 Sportsmobile 4x4 w/Voyager roof, Powerstroke 7.3 turbodiesel. 61k miles. Runs great and everything works. Had recent Amsoil oil change, antifreeze change, new fuel and air filters and serpentine belt. Sports super high quality front and rear Aluminess bumpers with swing out tire carrier and huge “Generator” box for storage. Includes HO back-up lights, front off-road lights and HD pull hooks front and rear.
It has nearly new E rated Goodyear LT305/70/16 MTR Kevlar off-road tires mounted on American racing 16x8 Teflon coated wheels, Bilstein 5100 series shocks and awesome Deaver rear springs. Rides much better than stock and is a Cadillac off road with the tires aired down. Speaking of airing down, I’ve installed an on-board compressed air system utilizing a large electric pump that keeps a 5 gallon tank automatically filled to 145psi. Makes airing up tires a very quick and painless job. Also includes a high quality air chuck w/integral gauge, 30’ of air hose and excellent Staun tire deflaters. The on-board air system also has an 85 psi regulated circuit I use to run the ARB rear air-locking differential—an absolute must for off-roading. I’ve included the wiring for a front locker for easy future installation.
The camper: EB length van with Voyager roof is very comfortable, has adequate headroom for me (I’m 6’2), and is much warmer than a tent style pop-top. This was a custom rig built by Sportsmobile for its original owner so there’s no layout number. It has a huge queen sized bed with tons of storage underneath and in two large drawers that pull out and front and rear cabinets overhead. Very comfortable sleeping. I’ve modified the stock fridge cabinet to install a super quiet and efficient Vitrifrigo stainless steel drawer fridge and high quality stainless cook top. No more Norcold noise! It also has a 12k BTU propane furnace, pure sine inverter for electronics, converter for 110v shore power/battery charging and a Xantrex monitor to, well, monitor it all. Also has terrific 10’ crank-out Fiamma awning.
Electronics: In-dash DVD player with fold-out screen, Ipod compatibility and back-up camera. I replaced the stock speakers with Polk units that sound great. Also has a Scangauge II engine monitor, EGT gauge and 15” LCD TV with integral DVD player for the camper.
Ready for adventure! $38,500
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Tom Sinclair
Preston, ID
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