The guy talking starting around 0:42 said this this is better than his 4x4 because he has all the amenities of home... So this is a Glamper lol... I get out in the bush to survive without said amenities of home, myself.. Not judging though, because my husband and I do want one, and are considering a great deal on a 2019 model Sportsmobile! My husband and I have toured this same path in our 4Runner TRD Off Road and I remember how technical it got with the loose rocks and washouts, so we are sitting here VERY impressed!
It's an arm and a leg to convert them to 4X4. If you pay someone to convert one for you, then you must have money, and if you're mechanically inclined, then it's a little cheaper to do it yourself. The kit without the front axle and without the transmission and without the transfercase and without cutting down the gas tank is about 7k. Front axle around 3 to 5k transmission rebuild 3 to 5k and transfercase 2 to 4k and then the cutting down the gas tank is more money. You gotta have money to get one of these darlings done. To have it done, you're looking at 20 to 30k, depending on what you want. I would love to have my van done. I went out and bought a van first before seeing how much it cost to have this done and I found out real quick that I'm poor and that I would never ever ever be able to do this to my van😔. Those of you who can afford this, go for it because it really looks awesome! If I ever hit the lottery🥳, I'm going to U joint Offroad to have my van done. Those guys are the pros on converting these vans. Go see them and them only. They do quality work there. I mean, what they do to these vans is magic! 🤓
I need to win the lottery or marry (or seduce) a naive yet spritely octogonarian well 'papered' widow. Then the second thing I'd buy is 'one-o-deez' with all the trimminz..
+Eddie S.L ...the ford transit is a delivery van first and foremost and nothing has changed so radically in the last 50+ years of it's production to make it unviable for that
This video is pretty disapponting. From the website it is supposed to be about the vehicles. 95% of this video is abut the people and where they go. I want to know about the vehicles and thier capability not the people. The stories are interesting but doesn't help the buyer much.
The guy talking starting around 0:42 said this this is better than his 4x4 because he has all the amenities of home... So this is a Glamper lol... I get out in the bush to survive without said amenities of home, myself.. Not judging though, because my husband and I do want one, and are considering a great deal on a 2019 model Sportsmobile!
My husband and I have toured this same path in our 4Runner TRD Off Road and I remember how technical it got with the loose rocks and washouts, so we are sitting here VERY impressed!
What a great video! Looked like an awesome trip. Thanks for sharing the adventure.
Heck ya, can't wait to get my van done.. they are awesome.
It's an arm and a leg to convert them to 4X4. If you pay someone to convert one for you, then you must have money, and if you're mechanically inclined, then it's a little cheaper to do it yourself. The kit without the front axle and without the transmission and without the transfercase and without cutting down the gas tank is about 7k. Front axle around 3 to 5k transmission rebuild 3 to 5k and transfercase 2 to 4k and then the cutting down the gas tank is more money. You gotta have money to get one of these darlings done. To have it done, you're looking at 20 to 30k, depending on what you want. I would love to have my van done. I went out and bought a van first before seeing how much it cost to have this done and I found out real quick that I'm poor and that I would never ever ever be able to do this to my van😔. Those of you who can afford this, go for it because it really looks awesome! If I ever hit the lottery🥳, I'm going to U joint Offroad to have my van done. Those guys are the pros on converting these vans. Go see them and them only. They do quality work there. I mean, what they do to these vans is magic! 🤓
UJoint and Field Vans do a great job. Good luck getting your van converted!
is this a commercial?
There is a channel called "ghost town living". Its about a guy who bought the mine town that you'd visited.
I said the same thing about my van
you could take a cadilac in there where you are four wheeling. You need to try some of this east Kentucky shit..
I MUST have a van like that
What model of vans are these ?
Amen!
I need to win the lottery or marry (or seduce) a naive yet spritely octogonarian well 'papered' widow. Then the second thing I'd buy is 'one-o-deez' with all the trimminz..
Most people I know could never afford one of these.
let's see the new POS transit do that
+Eddie S.L
...the ford transit is a delivery van first and foremost
and nothing has changed so radically in the last 50+ years of it's production to make it unviable for that
This video is pretty disapponting. From the website it is supposed to be about the vehicles. 95% of this video is abut the people and where they go. I want to know about the vehicles and thier capability not the people. The stories are interesting but doesn't help the buyer much.
Evarts baby
Get out and hike!