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[karatejosh]

2002 Volvo Vnl 780 eco 120k miles
12.9 Volvo motor 465 ho 1150tq no def
Eaton 10 speed auto shift ( fresh clutch )
Twin air locker drive axles
2021 Toyo tires all the way around
Twin 100 gal fuel tanks 8 to 10 mpg
30k air safe air ride hitch
Tags and titled as normal rv
Duel slides width full kitchen and island sink
Full king bed that retracts Into garage roof
Two twin beds in sleeper cab with closets
Full bathroom with big shower
8 ft garage with 5k lift gate to picked toys

This is a great truck that is easy to drive with tons of breaks and power that can pull anything anywhere . The conversion speaks for itself with duel slides and all the modern rv conveniences it’s really a top notch build with almost no use. I have put about 5k miles on this truck this year and it’s ready to go anywhere . I have this listed for 75k but i will do 65k for a nc4x4 member

 

[Bebop]

Such a rad vehicle !
I wish I needed something like this.
GLWS

 

[BigClay]

2002 Volvo Vnl 780 eco 120k miles
12.9 Volvo motor 465 ho 1150tq no def
Eaton 10 speed auto shift ( fresh clutch )
Twin air locker drive axles
2021 Toyo tires all the way around
Twin 100 gal fuel tanks 8 to 10 mpg
30k air safe air ride hitch
Tags and titled as normal rv
Duel slides width full kitchen and island sink
Full king bed that retracts Into garage roof
Two twin beds in sleeper cab with closets
Full bathroom with big shower
8 ft garage with 5k lift gate to picked toys

This is a great truck that is easy to drive with tons of breaks and power that can pull anything anywhere . The conversion speaks for itself with duel slides and all the modern rv conveniences it’s really a top notch build with almost no use. I have put about 5k miles on this truck this year and it’s ready to go anywhere . I have this listed for 75k but i will do 65k for a nc4x4 member

Beautiful rig. With it classified as a RV do you need a CDL? I will say with the dueling slides and the tons of breaks I am not sure and will have to think about it.

 

[karatejosh]

Beautiful rig. With it classified as a RV do you need a CDL? I will say with the dueling slides and the tons of breaks I am not sure and will have to think about it.

This is America brother this is a normal rv normal license no weighted tags no restrictions just awsomness

 

[karatejosh]

That's a beast of a rig! How's the turning radius on something like that?

It’s not bad same as any rv I guess expect you don’t care what’s in your way beacuse it’s not made out of plastic

 

[CasterTroy]

I'm assuming this is the platform and stairs for the side door?

Any pics of that set up?

 

[StretchASU]

I'm assuming this is the platform and stairs for the side door?

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Any pics of that set up?

There looks to be some square tube pockets above the rear tire in another picture.

 

[benXJ]

so rad......but does that rear section drag on anything less than perfectly flat and level?

 

[BRUISER]

I'm assuming this is the platform and stairs for the side door?

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Any pics of that set up?

i think it is a deck

 

[karatejosh]

so rad......but does that rear section drag on anything less than perfectly flat and level?

It is air ride so it’s 6 inches lower then normal it have way more Clarence then a normal rv I have not had it drag yet and it’s been all over Wv

 

[karatejosh]

so you could also expand this I believe at one point there was one more piece in the back to make a longer deck

 

[DSM Turbos]

We should all know by now Josh can't spell or include decent pictures most of the time

Let me borrow this thing for a while and get you some good pics

 

[CasterTroy]

so you could also expand this I believe at one point there was one more piece in the back to make a longer deck

That's exactly what I wanted to see. I have friends that would likely stay with, or come over to visit...and I wanted to see if the door opened directly to stairs, or if there was a zig-zag that may catch them as they opened the door too quickly and fell out the opening (you MF's know who you are, and some of you know who I be talkin bout and judging by the sway in that top rail, they may be YOUR friends too )

This looks like a much safer and less liable setup than a straight shot out