EarthRoamer XV-JP
06-17-2007, 06:56 PM
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06-17-2007, 08:28 PM
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Not by much! Both were bought right (essentially at true cost + $500).
Personally, after reading about the XVJP I am even happier about our decision. I think there is a good chance we may trade in for a diesel next summer though. We are using it much more than we initially thought we would (kind of the opposite of most) and a larger diesel unit might fit our group a bit easier now that both the older 2 are bringing interests along.
Personally, after reading about the XVJP I am even happier about our decision. I think there is a good chance we may trade in for a diesel next summer though. We are using it much more than we initially thought we would (kind of the opposite of most) and a larger diesel unit might fit our group a bit easier now that both the older 2 are bringing interests along.
03-13-2008, 03:38 PM
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have you seen this?
I was at the dentist offce waiting for them to call my daughters and was thumbing through a trailer magazine. then I saw this http://www.earthroamer.com/. has anyone seen one of these in person? what do they look like inside? probably cost a pretty penny.
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03-13-2008, 03:49 PM
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Yes, I have seen the XV-JP (JK) in person at Glacier National Park last Summer. They are definitely unique. You can view pricing if you click on Xpedition Vehicles at top of page, then pricing on the left. The JK version retails for around $110k BEFORE options. Ya, don't think i will be getting one this lifetime. The interior is very high quality and has a very european look. They have some neat features and really take advantage of space.
The Ford F550 version is around ~$230k
BUT, it runs completely off of Diesel and solar power. That's motor, furnace, oven, fridge, AC, lights, everything is self sufficient.
The Ford F550 version is around ~$230k
BUT, it runs completely off of Diesel and solar power. That's motor, furnace, oven, fridge, AC, lights, everything is self sufficient.
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03-13-2008, 03:57 PM
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[QUOTE=nukeman;385919]Yes, I have seen the XV-JP (JK) in person at Glacier National Park last Summer. They are definitely unique. You can view pricing if you click on Xpedition Vehicles at top of page, then pricing on the left. The JK version retails for around $110k BEFORE options. Ya, don't think i will be getting one this lifetime.
That's including the Jeep as well. The price for the unit and conversion is $77K.
I have seen them, and they are truly extremely well designed. I do agree a bit expensive, but probably more geared toward companies than individuals.
That's including the Jeep as well. The price for the unit and conversion is $77K.
I have seen them, and they are truly extremely well designed. I do agree a bit expensive, but probably more geared toward companies than individuals.
03-13-2008, 04:08 PM
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Take a look at the pricing page. The price is:
2008 JK Rubicon Unlimited: $33,000
Earthromer Camper and Jeep Modification: $77,000
Base XP-JP BEFORE OPTIONS: $110,000
So, yes, the price is $77k, but that is without options.
2008 JK Rubicon Unlimited: $33,000
Earthromer Camper and Jeep Modification: $77,000
Base XP-JP BEFORE OPTIONS: $110,000
So, yes, the price is $77k, but that is without options.
