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BAJA BOX 2006 E-350 98K miles 10 Ft FRP Box Aluminum Roof Composite Floor 5.4L V8 5 Speed wTow/Haul mode (5R110) 4.56 Limited Slip 40 Gallon Fuel Tank 18’ Total Length Camper Build 5’11” Standup Height x 77” wide FANtastic 3 Speed Reversible Roof Fan/Vent Kilmat Soundproofing Insulated with 1” R-Max Thermasheath Poly-iso (R6) THICK coating of elastomeric paint on roof Custom Made Side Entry + Rear Cargo Door (67”x37”) Solid Butcher Block Counter Top Aluminum Bedframe (no squeaks) Queen Mattress (6” firm + 2” soft gel topper) 25” between bed and ceiling 16x20” Granite Sink 4x Steel Roof Load Bars Sealed Composting Toilet Exhausted out bottom of van Swivel Passenger Seat All Overhead Storage Compartments on gas struts 7' Exterior Awning on passenger side CR Brophy Aluminum Scissor Entry Steps American Backroads Co. Roof access steps 2 Platforms fore and aft of vent for roof standing LED Lighting in "Garage" Full Length Shower Curtain Hanger Underneath Garage Hatch Water System 50 Gallon Water Tank in “garage” 12v SHurflo pump + Accumulator ALL PEX + SHARKBITE Tubing/fittings/valves 7.5 Gallon Drinking Water Tank w/12v pump to spout @ sink 7.5 Gallon Grey Tank for sink w/ split to go straight out bottom of van High Pressure quick disconnect cold water spout separate of hot shower (Great for washing dogs/gear) Electrical 2x Renogy 170w Mono Panels = 340 watts solar Victron Smartsolar 100 / 30 MPPT Solar Charge Controller 3x Deka 12v 105ah AGM Batteries = 315 amp hours Sterling BB 1260 12v 60a charger for alternator charging Samlex 2000W Pure Sine Wave Inverter w/ Samlex Remote Panel 2x Blue Sea 12v Ports in camper, 1x port in “garage” MARINE GRADE EVERYTHING (ANCOR and BLUE SEA) 4 Separate Dimmable Lighting Zones HEAT/PROPANE Propex HS2000 Heater (heat exchanger, the safest most efficient propane heater out there, safe to run w all windows closed and produces very dry heat) Powertank 10Lb Aluminum Propane Tank w Aluminum Bracket(this little tank lasts longer than you might think w/ normal use) Push Button controlled to open/close @ tank via 12v solenoid All Copper tubing w/ flared fittings and on/off valves @ each appliance(stove, heater, shower) Gasland 1.6gpm 6L Tankless water heater for hot showers 2 Burner Stove (9500btu upper, 5000btu lower) SUSPENSION/WHEELS/TIRES Weldtec 6” Baja Grocery Getter Kit(less than 1k miles since install) 4x Custom Valved KING Shocks and Custom Rear Leaf Pack per weight of van (came in just over 7500 lbs FULLY LOADED w full tanks before lift/tires) KING Steering stabilizer All New MOOG balljoints + tie rod ends NEW METHOD 701 17x8.5 Wheels COOPER Discoverer AT3 XLT 285/70r17 (less than 1k miles) 4.56 LSD Rear THE IDEA Tyler Strong built this van with the intention of spending months at a time exploring the Baja Peninsula, his needs were simple: -Cozy enough for his dog (she demands a queen size mattress) -Secure storage for my surfboard and bike collecting problem (I’ve fit 8 boards and 4 bikes in the “garage”) -RELIABLE and cheap/simple to maintain with easily available parts/mechanics south of the border or anywhere for that matter, hence the 5.4 v8 mated to the 5R110 tranny (arguably the stoutest factory transmission ever made by Ford, they regularly go 400k miles behind the V10 and 6.0 diesels, and only came behind the V8 in some cutaway chassis E-350s) -Not too big or heavy: its almost 2 feet shorter than a SWB sprinter, stayed well under 10k lbs and under 9 ft tall -Be comfortable on endless Baja washboard roads: reason he ultimately stayed 2wd and went with the whoop scissor kit from weldtec instead of solid axle 4x4, you’d be surprised at where 5k lbs over a limited slip 4.56 axle with good tires at <18 psi will get you, and at how plush the KING/Weldtec kit feels

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