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Saw this in My Ford magazine - thought it was interesting. You could really get away from it all in this one.
http://earthroamer.com/

Those are really neat. Saw one this summer, but didn't get to ask to see inside.

No place you can't go !!

I was thinking about what the gas mileage might be....but I guess if I have to ask..... I am thinking about the wrong things

Fun! . . . and now I am fantasizing (again) about putting Detroit Lockers on Ivy's axles . . .

pretty neat if ya really want to go where no woman has gone before , for a truck camper I really like the side entrance as compared to
having a back entrance.

BirdbyBird wrote:I was thinking about what the gas mileage might be....but I guess if I have to ask..... I am thinking about the wrong things

Maybe I'm thinking about the wrong thing too, but when I saw the used one with 7,660 miles listed at $300,000. I'm wondering what the new ones cost!

Very cool camper, and I could use it for a ski vehicle! However, the cost is prohibitive. I'd love to see an itemized list of the costs of each part and the labor.

I actually came across one stopped at my local grocery store. He lives near by. He took me on a tour. It was pretty darned cool. Quite small but well thought out inside. However as you noted on used price, if you have to ask re gas ( its actually diesel) mileage, you probably can't afford one. I thought/dreamed about one for a long minute.

I can think of oh so many things I could do with that sort of $$$$ and investing it all in a high priced RV is not one of them.

Judi they have a website where they list all the amenities and you could probably figure many of the parts out.

There are some rather extreme RV's out there that will go just about anywhere if you have the money.

http://www.unicat.com/ua-en/individual.php Unicat
http://globalxvehicles.com/ Global Expedition

Some of these are even built on military truck frames. Like I said if you have the money, they will build it and if you can afford a million or so for the RV you can probably afford the cost of fuel.