Introducing the perfect overland vehicle for your next adventure: a 2005 Ford E450 Superduty 4x4 with Quigley 4X4 conversion! With its reliable 6.8L V-10 gasoline engine, 5-speed automatic transmission, and 4:56 gear ratio, this fully self-sufficient rig is ready to take you off the beaten path. It has a max payload capacity of 14,500-lb, 57 gallons of fuel capacity, and 6 new Toyo AT3s tires. The interior features a queen size bed, convertible single bed, 4.1-cu ft 12-v fridge/freezer, 2-burner induction stovetop, 22 x 14 x 9-in sink, butcher block countertop, and custom-built storage and cabinetry. It also has a spacious shower, a sizable pass-through, four windows, and a rooftop Dometic a/c and electric heater. Plus, the exterior includes a rooftop deck with removable lightweight aluminum ladder, a folding three steps for entry, and full length awning. Best of all, this rig is available for customization now, so you can personalize it to your exact specifications.

Key vehicle specs:
Chassis: E450 with Quigley 4X4 conversion
Mileage: 57,000 miles
Engine: 6.8L V-10 gasoline engine
Transmission: 5-speed automatic transmission (5R110W) / new process 271 transfer case with Hi and Lo / Dana 60 front axle / 4:56 gear ratio
Weight/dimensions: gross vehicle weight 11,500-lb / max payload capacity 14,500-lb (3,000-lb gear/people capacity) / 24-ft length x 11-ft 10-in height exterior / 6’10” interior height
Fuel capacity: 57 gallons
Tires: 6 new Toyo AT3s (235/85/16) plus one spare tucked under rear

Key camper features:
- queen size bed with generous under-bed storage
- convertible single bed
- 4.1-cu ft 12-v fridge/freezer
- 2-burner induction stovetop
- 22 x 14 x 9-in sink
- butcher block countertop, custom-built storage and cabinetry
- 26 x 24-in movable table/workstation in walnut with bench storage seating
- 30 x 36 x 80-in shower
- 80-gallons of freshwater storage split between two 40-gallon tanks with separate fills on each side of vehicle
- 30-gallon grey water tank
- 6-gallon on-demand electric hot water heater
- accessible plumbing connections designed to be serviceable in the field
- rooftop Dometic a/c and electric heater
- 7,000-watt EFI Cummins generator with inside push button start, supplied from vehicle’s fuel tank and accessible from outside (lockable door)
- 800-watt solar, 400 Ah lithium battery bank to be installed (either Victron or Renogy Rego)
- spacious garage accessible through rear doors measuring 5 x 3 x 3 feet plus left and right cubbies
- separate rear shower
- rooftop deck with removable lightweight aluminum ladder off rear doors, 11’ x 8’ usable footprint (front roof will be occupied by solar panels)
- folding three steps for entry
- full length awning
- pine ceiling with dimmable LEDs across three zones (main, kitchen, bed)
- soft-closing baltic birch cabinets/drawers with metal slam latches
- metal siding around shower and fridge providing space for magnetic mounts
- shower interior unfinished, but will likely use metal walls… trying to come up with something really cool ☺
- toilet can reside in shower area (tbd), will most likely use a Natureshead composter
- 3 awning style windows (usable in rain), 2 of which are fully egressed for fire safety
- cockpit is Ford van, very clean, power windows, Boss stereo with backup camera, JBL speakers inset in doors, simple, nice set-up
- Yakima rack on front rooftop with custom basket (to be installed)
- exterior lighting with interior switches
- rear seating, 4-ft floor track to be installed for two DOT-approved, forward facing, single seats
- upper shelves/cabinets around ceiling perimeter to be installed (wiring accessible from behind)
- 4x120v/USB outlets