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Very glad to see you're letting the Tiger out! You are already a way better owner for that rig than I ever was :bike_rider:. I've been meaning to email you that there's a low-dollar RV ladder currently offered on the San Looie Oh Craigslist. If you're still looking for one ...

Yes. I sort of need one of them long looping driveways to avoid congestion between the ones coming in and the ones going out. ;) ... Actually, I am enjoying my status of being "between vehicles" at the moment.

Yes, Linda, do take good care of the Tiger. I know you'll show it much cooler places than I ever could. I look forward to the stories you'll tell.

Solar options As noted above, the Tiger came sans generator. The P.O.'s use of the rig involved lots of travel, and not much sitting still, so his electrical needs could be met with the engine alternator charging the "house" batteries every couple of days. I am more of a loafer, and I...

The first performance enhancement was to upgrade the stock bumper with one that will hold my stuff. We replaced it with killer diller super custom bumper and storage system from Overland Hardware. I was looking for storage for “outside” gear and we came up with this system. It...

So I bought this F250 Provan Tiger CX 4X4 a couple of months ago to put an end to my Vehicular ADD. It is a blend of all the cool things an adventure vehicle should be. Small enough to go lots of places, large enough to stay awhile. Just the ticket for me and Mrs. Esmi's someday trip to South...

Yes, I think mine was custom ordered sans generator (also sans roof air and oven). I will have to check the build sheet when I get nearer the truck. I had thought briefly about installing a gennie, but I don't really have or want to add anything to run with it. In fact, I believe all my elec...

Mine is a 2001 Ford F250 gasser with 180,000 miles on it. I have put about 500 of those miles on, and the original owner did all the rest. I have been meaning to start a "build page" for this neat and useful rig, but I suppose I have to actually make improvements before I have anything to...

If I'm not mistaken, that is the Happy Button below the hazard lights in the last photo. I am not interested, yet (although my Sprinter is at a buyer's mechanic today getting once-overed. So ... ... maybe...)

Very nice clean looking Pinzie. I find it odd that 3/4 of the text of the ad is cut-and-paste from Wikipedia. The four reasons I am not going to buy this Pinz, in order of relevance, are: 1) I am not going to buy any Pinz, (at least that's what I keep telling myself). 2) I need one 1975 or...

Wowie-zowie! Nearly 200 posts and you're just getting around to mentioning this now??? What other cool info are you holding back??? :wings:

Yes. In mine, I didn't have to worry too much about traffic jams on the interstate -- they usually managed to get by me without too much trouble :wings:

1.6 liters and 48 hp. Mine was the coolest of probably 40 vehicles that I have owned.

I had a Mercedes bus for awhile based on a similar platform, and called Motoroam Industries for some part or another; and I was really pleased to talk to Mr. Oam himself (or whatever his name was). My point is, Motoroam parts are still available from the builder, and the builder absolutely...

Or a Chalet ...

Sorry, I said "gallery," but I meant "link." Linus Link From Above

For those that haven't checked out the gallery, I recommend you do. In addition to being cool/unique/desirable in its own right, the camper conversion on this, I believe, includes a Maggiolina Airland permanently grafted to the roof, so it pops up like a Westy pop-top. Neato.

Bump for the $6200 price!!!

Ah, yes, but the black one is not all Pinzgauer. ... ... It is a Holstein cross.

Amazingly off topic: Of the 21 G-wagens available on eBay right now, more than half are in California.