jlcanterbury
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Looks like a Tuolumne County Rig 
Twain Harte had the 4x4, so did groveland. Good find
You sure about the hubs? When I zoom in they sure look like manual warns? Didn’t know auto hubs were a thing for the conversion crowd back it 01
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Twain Harte had the 4x4, so did groveland. Good findYou sure about the hubs? When I zoom in they sure look like manual warns? Didn’t know auto hubs were a thing for the conversion crowd back it 01
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Jdubucsd
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Im building out my Leader built rescue rig. I can attest to the high quality of the build and components. All of it has been top notch. I did remove some built ins on mine to add counter space. But just doing that correctly was a major undertaking. I like this setup.
jlcanterbury
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@emtmark good eye! Yes this served up in the Sierra Nevadas when the weather wasn't cooperating
Here's a photo of the switch on the console. This is a great feature, so convenient when you just need 4x4 momentarily.
There's this extra line running to the hub that my other 4x4 vans dont have. I believe Salem Kroger used 4x4 components from the F-350, which did have automatic hubs back then.
@Jdubucsd the leader build quality is quite impressive! I'm not sure that I've seen a build thread for yours - do you have one?
For this particular layout, I do have an idea of how the floor plan could be set up. A slide/flip out bed to replace the current bench is an easy no-brainer. I would remove a few of the divider panels directly behind the passenger seat, make that into the 'kitchen' There's a ton of empty space under that divider for plumbing, storage, etc. The kitchen would be easily accessible from the open side doors, so just slide the stove out for outdoor cooks. If plumbed, this also puts the sink in a good location to do outdoor showers with a sprayer.
I'm already having second thoughts on selling because it sounds like too much fun to finish this camper out! ☺
Here's a photo of the switch on the console. This is a great feature, so convenient when you just need 4x4 momentarily.
There's this extra line running to the hub that my other 4x4 vans dont have. I believe Salem Kroger used 4x4 components from the F-350, which did have automatic hubs back then.
@Jdubucsd the leader build quality is quite impressive! I'm not sure that I've seen a build thread for yours - do you have one?
For this particular layout, I do have an idea of how the floor plan could be set up. A slide/flip out bed to replace the current bench is an easy no-brainer. I would remove a few of the divider panels directly behind the passenger seat, make that into the 'kitchen' There's a ton of empty space under that divider for plumbing, storage, etc. The kitchen would be easily accessible from the open side doors, so just slide the stove out for outdoor cooks. If plumbed, this also puts the sink in a good location to do outdoor showers with a sprayer.
I'm already having second thoughts on selling because it sounds like too much fun to finish this camper out! ☺
Jdubucsd
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@emtmark good eye! Yes this served up in the Sierra Nevadas when the weather wasn't cooperating
Here's a photo of the switch on the console. This is a great feature, so convenient when you just need 4x4 momentarily.
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There's this extra line running to the hub that my other 4x4 vans dont have. I believe Salem Kroger used 4x4 components from the F-350, which did have automatic hubs back then.
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@Jdubucsd the leader build quality is quite impressive! I'm not sure that I've seen a build thread for yours - do you have one?
For this particular layout, I do have an idea of how the floor plan could be set up. A slide/flip out bed to replace the current bench is an easy no-brainer. I would remove a few of the divider panels directly behind the passenger seat, make that into the 'kitchen' There's a ton of empty space under that divider for plumbing, storage, etc. The kitchen would be easily accessible from the open side doors, so just slide the stove out for outdoor cooks. If plumbed, this also puts the sink in a good location to do outdoor showers with a sprayer.
I'm already having second thoughts on selling because it sounds like too much fun to finish this camper out! ☺
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MOIRAI Is my 1995 E350 4x4 7.3 PSD Type 2 or Type II, ex fire rescue vehicle. 108,000 miles currently and runs like a champ. I think its going to be good for me to post the process of tinkering and building it out. I have learned so much so far with MOIRAI and have learned from other threads...
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jlcanterbury
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Thanks! Ok, now I remember that one, I have definitely seen your build just didn't connect. Really nice work! If someone away from Expo buys this, I'll definitely notify them to check out your build. A lot of what you have gone through would likely be useful info for new owner, the original builds being so similar!~
jlcanterbury
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Bump and a little price drop
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Yeah it sure was.
Such a cool van, definitely bittersweet to let it drive away. Went to an awesome couple out of Colorado, and I know it will be used for plenty of adventuring, so I'm happy about that.
SaltStainedEyes
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He picked it up at auction on govplanet for half the price he had it listed for. Congrats to both the seller and buyer.
I had no idea gov planet did local fox sales and auctions
Thanks for the point
Love this site!
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