The giant can take two people to sleep and can haul an ATV.
With enough creativity and grit, almost any set of wheels could be converted to a camper. It’s not surprising that someone made a huge rig into a four-wheeled camper. Although it isn’t the largest living space, its unique design ensures that it offers maximum comfort.
It is a 1977 vehicle with a Detroit diesel engine under the hood. The head bolt conversion is included, but the mileage is not known. The vehicle has a 5-speed transmission and a 2-speed rear with new shifter, brakes, and cooler. After he purchased it two years back, the seller had to re-do the cab, living quarters and back deck. The seller also upgraded the brakes, wheel and brake boosters, as well as the master cylinder. A new clutch and throw out bearing are also included. It includes six new tires, two truck batteries, and two living-quarter batteries.
The cabin can accommodate two people and has all the amenities. The cabin has a toilet, fridge, and shower. It also includes a sink, gray holding tank, and a six-gallon hot tank. The truck also has air conditioning. Cummings-Onan truck service tuned the truck’s Onan generator of four-kilowatts. The truck is fed by a 25-gallon fuel tank that has a new external fuel pump. It also has fuel lines. A 36-gallon freshwater tank is included, along with four additional 5-gallon tanks. Two 55-gallon gas tank have been removed from the truck and cleaned. The truck also has new brake lines, and a new filter.
The seller claims that the truck chassis is free from rust, but there are some blemishes in the body. This is normal for a 44-year old vehicle. Although the asking price for this truck is $24,900, it is unique and has some very interesting features. The truck was used by the seller to transport his Honda Pioneer 500 Side-by Side on the rear deck. This is quite spacious for such a large vehicle, with an integrated ramp system.