- [Glen] When it comes to camping,
there is no such thing as too far away from the city.
But not all campers are off-road capable,
so if you want to get as far away
from civilization as possible,
it's not always easy.
I'm Glen with Minds Eye Design
and we're bringing you ten all-terrain campers
for your next expedition.
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- [Woman] Number ten.
- Bliss Mobil makes expedition vehicles
in a multitude of sizes.
Sizes vary from 11 foot long trailers, at the smallest,
and 20 foot long trailers at the largest.
All the trailers they make are truck independent,
meaning you can have them make you a custom one
or pick a vehicle from a list of manufacturers.
Each container has a multitude of options
including the number of beds, seating arrangement,
and kitchen appliances.
Each model comes with a solar power option
to keep you off-roading for longer,
as well as a full kitchen area and a bathroom.
Pricing starts out at $100,000.
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- Number nine.
- Available for the Dodge Ram 5500 or the Ford F550,
the Adventure truck camper
has everything you need for a long excursion,
fit into a small package.
With the truck, the camper has a length of
21 and a half feet or six point five meters
and is only seven and a half feet wide
or two point three meters.
The camper is a custom, one piece molded composite body,
and comes with a ton of features.
It has 600 watt solar panels on the roof,
four spotlights fixed on the front of the camper,
a built in roof rack over the cab,
fog lights and a wench attached to the front bumper.
Integrated skylight, a rooftop air conditioner,
and that's just what's on the outside.
Inside we have a full bed with room for two,
a full galley with sink, stove top, microwave,
and refrigerator and an enclosed bathroom
with sink, shower, and toilet.
Pricing on these start out at around $198,000.
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- Number eight.
- The daily four by four is already a beast of a car,
being able to travel up 45 degree hills, easily,
and wade in two feet of water,
or just over half a meter,
but now there's a whole camper on the back of it.
This vehicle looks pretty rugged on the outside
while inside carries all the comforts of home.
The Daily has everything you need,
including a bed, microwave, refrigerator, full bathroom,
three-burner stove top, oven and a dining area,
as well as lots of storage.
On the outside, there is even more storage.
A pull out cooler and even a pull-out outdoor galley.
Pricing starts out at around $200,000.
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- Number seven.
- Did someone say, year-long camping trip
or was that just the thunderous sound
of the Global XRS 7200 behind me?
This six wheeled monster is not your grandpa's motor home.
This is a full on house
that's nicer than most New York City flats.
Probably about the same price, too.
There are a few options for solar panels
that feed into a network of lithium ion batteries
to keep you powered all the time.
It comes standard with lots of extra storage,
and awning, full kitchen, and full bathroom.
But it also has space for a washer and dryer,
and a motorized lift for recreation vehicles.
Oh, and behind that recreation vehicle, yeah,
there's a spot for a whole car.
For bugging out, camping out, or a noematic lifestyle,
the Global XRS 7200 is a win.
Pricing starts out at around 1.1 million dollars.
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- Number six.
- Winnebago has been a household name for quite awhile now
and with good reason,
they make great RV's.
However, their customers wanted to go further
than their RV's would allow them to,
so Winnebago answered that need in the form of
the Revel four by four.
Built on a Mercedes Sprinter van,
the new Revel has full four wheel drive capabilities
and all the popular amenities of a Winnebago.
With solar panels to supply power to your batteries,
refrigerator and lights,
it also comes with a full kitchen and bathroom,
that doubles as a storage closet.
The bed is fitted on a power lift so you can store it
right up against the roof
to carry all your toys in the back.
Pricing on this one starts out at around $150,000.
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- Number five.
- The people over at Ziegler Adventure,
have created the Mog Home
which looks pretty much exactly how it sounds.
Built on a uni-mog body,
the outside may look rough and tumble,
but the inside is more beautiful than some peoples homes.
The uni-mog body means
you're going to be able to get wherever you need,
whether it's up mountains,
over boulders, or through a stream.
The modern interior of start contrast
to the rugged exterior,
is necessarily an entire home on wheels.
A full bathroom, as well as a full kitchen and dinette area,
comes standard.
The bed is on a powered lift above the dining area
to save space when you're not sleeping.
The price of unbridled adventure,
starts out at $370,000.
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- Number four.
- Owning a sportsmobile classic,
is like owning a Volkswagen bus
that has been taking steroids for the past year.
It's a lifted four by four van
with completely renovated interior and a pop top.
It's tough enough to get you most places
that all those other off-road vehicles can get.
With the sportsmobile, when you get there,
you can pop the top and set up camp.
This bus can sleep four with a full size fold out bed
in the back and another bed hidden in the pop top.
Solar panels on the top supply power
to the refrigerator, microwave, and electric flush toilet.
All of the water tanks are stored internally,
and insulated,
for all of your winter camping expeditions.
It comes with a roof rack and the option of an awning,
as well as a ton of storage options.
The four wheel drive conversion
gives you the advanced options of running the vehicle in
front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, or four-wheel drive.
The pricing on these start out around $120,000.
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- Number three.
- The Earthroamer XV-LTS
is one of the meanest looking campers on the market.
Built on a four-wheel drive, turbo diesel, Ford F550 chasse,
this one piece camper body
is entirely self-sufficient
and all-weather capable.
The roof of the vehicle is lined with solar panels
and coupled with a 12,000 watt hour battery bank,
a water tank that holds 85 gallons,
or 320 liters,
and two gas tanks that can hold a combined 95 gallons,
or 360 liters.
So when you get to your destination,
you don't have to leave or worry about running out of power.
Inside this fantastic camper,
you'll find all the comforts of home,
including, a large living area, dinette,
and full galley, full size bathroom, television,
and full surround sound.
It has enough room to sleep four people
with the full size bed over the truck cab
and a fold out bed in the living area.
In all honesty, I'd live in this thing full time.
Pricing starts out at around $280,000
with a multitude of options to increase that number.
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- Number two.
- SLRV Expedition vehicles,
has taken the Isuzu FTS800
and transformed it into this monster
of an expedition vehicle that you see now.
They took the truck,
which was already an off-road capable vehicle,
and added a suspension upgrade, upgraded offroad tires,
a long-range fuel tank, roof rack and windscreen bars,
a front and rear wench, and a compressed air system.
And that's without the capsule.
The interior of this motor home
has a few different floor plans for you to choose from
that maximize space according to your needs.
They all come with solar panels and batteries
for entirely independent power.
It even has a back up generator.
It has a full kitchen, dinette, and even
a full size bathroom.
The beds depend on your floor plan,
with some coming with bunk beds,
along with the primary power-lifted full size bed.
The water storage on this can hold up to 132 gallons,
or 500 liters,
with multiple tanks to maximize your time out in the wild.
Pricing starts out at around $500,000.
Before we show you our number one pick,
don't forget to comment down below
and let us know which one of these campers
were your favorite.
- Number one.
- Built onto the incredibly durable
and impossibly robust, Mercedes Zetros,
this camper knows no limits.
A German company, Hartmann, custom builds cabins like these,
for the Zetros and other vehicles.
Now because these are all custom,
the interior is entirely dependent on your decisions.
The interior of this one looks like
one of those fancy uptown spas.
Because of the size of this thing,
you have many options for amentities,
including having a full bedroom,
a full kitchen, dining area, enclosed bathroom,
and honestly, anything else you can afford.
The truck can come equipped with solar power,
for all your electricity needs,
as well as storage for a back up generator.
If you're planning a trip that may take a year or more,
then this is the vehicle for you.
Pricing on this one is going to start out around
one million dollars.
- Hey guys this is Cassie,
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