Exploring the great outdoors can be an exciting time for people that have a love for nature.
There are many options when choosing a vehicle to take those adventures in.
From smaller conversion and campervan to great big Expedition vehicles, everyone has a different
need when it comes to camping and exploring.
This is Glenn, and today we are bringing you ten vehicles for enjoying the great outdoors.
Number Ten
The off-grid Mercedes-Benz 170 EXT by Outside Van includes a custom power system using a
range of AGM and Lithium-Ion batteries, alternators, a Magnum Inverter, and various solar panels.
This has a Fixed Bulkhead Wall behind the driver with interweave fabric and a steel
frame and can have either a soft or hard garage wall separating the cargo area from the passenger
cabin.
You can store equipment in the custom-made, heavy-duty, overhead cabinets that have a
waterproof liner and can be removed by loosening knobs from the mac tiedown studs that hold
the shelf to the wall.
A 3-panel bed system mounts on rails and locks in place across the width of the vehicle giving
you plenty of sleeping area.
This also has a galley that includes a butcher block countertop, a choice of laminate surfacing
and drawer pulls, an induction stove, and a glass top sink with a fold-down faucet.
Number Nine
This Unicat TGS 6 by 6 vehicle made by Unicat Expedition Vehicles comes with a trailer and
was created specifically for a rally racing team.
The main truck is powered by a 540-horsepower engine, and the cabin can sleep two drivers
with separate beds.
The section behind the cab includes a u-shaped living area that will accommodate six people
with a kitchen and bathroom plus a master bedroom with a double bed.
The rear trailer consists of a bedroom with two bunk beds to accommodate four people,
a kitchen area, a bathroom, and a workshop in the rear for keeping tools and cabinets
for spare parts.
The rear trailer can be accessed through a large ladder at the back.
This Expedition vehicle also has two fuel tanks, including a 105-gallon gasoline tank
and a 132-gallon diesel tank that can be used for fueling other equipment and vehicles.
Number Eight
The sawtooth adventure van by RB components is based on a Mercedes-Benz 4×4 sprinter
platform and can challenge the harshest terrain.
This off-road vehicle is ready for off-grid living, is entirely self-sufficient, and is
designed to take outdoor enthusiasts to places you can't usually go.
The adventure van is a true 4×4, with amenities and features that provide for comfortable
exploration of remote places and rides on a load lifter 5000-ultimate air suspension
kit with a 17-inch tire package for added comfort.
The interior architecture boasts several high-tech amenities, including a custom stainless-steel
enclosed shower with hot water, bamboo wooden tables, a 69-gallon freshwater system, solar
panels, a 3000-watt power system, an electric awning, and an outside mount barbeque for
outdoor cooking.
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Number Seven
A Russian team of experts is preparing for an expedition to the Kara Sea from the capital
of the Urals, to put hard tests on this arctic class vehicle, designed especially for the
conquest of the North Pole, according to the website of the expedition.
The off-road Burlak is designed to go to the North Pole has six wheels, and the chassis
of this amphibious vehicle has wheels with a diameter of almost two meters and reproduces
the concept of the BTR-60 infantry armored vehicle.
The cabin design and propeller are watertight and allow the vehicle to float and maneuver
between breaking ice.
The inner part of the cabin is lined with insulating material, and synthetic felt that
retain heat for a long time.
Meanwhile, the advanced off-roader is conducting preliminary tests in floating ice, water,
and thick layers of snow.
Number Six
Xplora Cell by Uro-camper comes as either a removable cabin over a platform on a truck
or can be fixed to the chassis of any pickup truck available on the market.
This gives you more interior space and eliminates the complicated shapes of pickup trucks.
The cabins interiors electrical and water facilities are always hidden, and the inside
is made with easy to maintain materials that are cozy and practical.
The closed hermetically sealed gate, windows, and roof, along with sound-absorbing materials,
results in an interior that has seamless acoustics.
The customizable interiors can include a shower, a convertible bed, upper and lower removable
beds, storage, an audio system, a gas alarm, seats, and kitchen, with heating, hot water,
a cooler, and a lighting and battery display, helping to make you feel at home.
On request, a reinforced suspension, underbody protection, ARB bumpers, compressor system,
or GPS can be installed on the vehicle.
Number Five
The CRUISINATOR 6 by 6 was the biggest and first of the CRUISINATORS built by Bonetti
Campers for the challenges of the Australian Outback.
This has 225 Amp-hour and AGM power and 240 watts of solar energy that is controlled by
a battery management system that will run the operations independently.
Wide-ranging tests were run on the vehicle to show that it could run without any engine
power or external power for several months while still using the refrigerator and LED
lights, and never depleting the battery more than 75 percent, even in the heat of
the Queensland summer.
This also has big side windows, covered by screens for proper ventilation, an over the
cab bed with mattress, a kitchen with a two-burner gas hob, a hot and cold-water sink, and a
toilet and shower room.
Bonetti also makes a smaller four by 4 Cruisinator that sits on a Toyota chassis and comes with
plenty of storage, an outdoor shower, a queen-size bed, a two-burner cooker, and plenty of other
great options for an off-grid experience.
Number Four
The Overland 220 Residential Cabin by Camp Crown is a pop-up topper that will fit double
cabin, as well as on one and a half cabin variants.
A parallel lift roof will set up in seconds thanks to four gas pressure dampers providing
access to the Interior that will sleep two people comfortably.
This pop-up camper is made of tarpaulin and is one of the thinnest available.
This includes four large windows, a retractable bed in the alcove with a mattress pad and
mattress, a sink with a glass cover, and a portable toilet.
The Overlander has sixteen 7.25-gallon totes that can be easily stowed for storage and
come with a power system that has a 150-watt solar system with smart regulators, a 15-amp
smart charger, two 60 amp-hour gel batteries, and a battery computer.
Number Three
The Earthcruiser EXD is ergonomically designed,
allowing for a short walk to the bathroom, living area, kitchen, and bed.
Whether you are looking to go on a year-long trip or a weekend getaway, this is ready for
the challenge.
The EXD can be put on any chassis, fitting on just about any make, in the correct weight
class, and provides a system that is comfortable and capable.
Higher ground clearance helps protect components and permits you to take this vehicle to the
most isolated locations.
The key difference for the EXD is the structural integrity, intelligent systems, and functionality.
The camper is outfitted with systems that would typically be premium options from other
manufacturers.
Four drive actuators lift and lower the roof with the push of a button and are designed
to be able to lift snow off the roof.
This takes about 18 seconds and could be done manually if needed.
Number Two
The Labyrinth 4 by 4 Ford E350 conversion van by Adventure Company is the pop-up campervan
made to be self-sustaining and for exploring the great outdoors.
The Interior on this includes the Premium Interior Package, Full Audio Package, LED
Strip Lighting, Custom Kitchenette, and Cabinet Package.
This full-size conversion van has a Removable Table, Custom Upholstery, Redwood Finishes,
a Portable Toilet, and Leather Captain Chairs for a comfortable ride.
The van also includes a sink with two-burner stove, storage compartments under the queen
size bed, and on the sidewalls, with room for two people to fit comfortably.
Number One
The four-season all-weather Earthroamer XV-LTS
is a one-piece composite camper
built on a four-wheel-drive Ford F550 chassis,
with a 6.7 liter turbo-diesel V-8 engine.
It's easy to drive on or off the road and requires no special license.
Every XV-LTS has air ride suspension
providing the ability to raise and lower each wheel or axle independently.
41-inch aggressive tires on B-block wheels,
King off-road shocks, and heavy-duty anti-sway bars,
Luxury interior provides seating for two to six people
an over cab bunk,
modern appliances, including a stainless steel refrigerator and freezer,
granite countertop, touch faucet,
and an induction cooktop, and microwave.
The bathrooms are heated with a cassette toilet, a shower, sink, mirror,
storage for small bath items, and a 90-gallon freshwater supply
that will last for several days, up to two weeks.
The Earthroamers quiet and efficient with 1320 watts of solar power,
a large 12,000 watts hour battery bank,
and a 95-gallon diesel tank that will get you a range of 900 miles.
Handcrafted in Colorado
these are built to order with multiple floor plans
and have a starting cost of $490,000.
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