Two Wheel Fix - The Ultimate RV?(long)

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The Ultimate RV?(long)

The Dunkel Industries Luxury Off Road RV...http://www.dunkelindustries.com/inde...d=43&Itemid=28
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...g?t=1264095246
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...g?t=1264095299
•WIDTH 8'6"
LENGTH 32'
HEIGHT 11'6"
CAT C7 7.2L 300HP/800 lb ft trq
Allison 3000 6-speed Auto
5.29 Axle Ratio
Frame Rails 33k GVWR
Front Axle 12k capacity
Front Suspension 12k capacity
Single Rear Air Ride 20k with self-leveling
Air Brakes
Air Compressor
Radiator 717” 4.25
Starter MotorMT41 Type 400 12V
Fuel Water separator
3 Batteries 12V 2700 CCA
Air suspension MRTR/MRIA VL SC/CC
Emissions surcharge $5,000.00
Air Dryer
Power Windows & Door Locks
•18,000 BTU A/C HEATER with cover
Upholstery Ceiling with LED House Lights & Trim …… Front & Mid section (Dimmer)
Upper Custom Cabinets Drivers Side (Carpet Lined)
Lower Custom Cabinets with counter
Upper Custom Cabinets Passenger Side
Rear Custom Cabinets with Drawers
Rear Custom Closet with Drawer
Custom Rear Seat/Bed with Seatbelts 5ct.
1-17” Flat Screen
DVD, CD, IPOD, & AM/FM Stereo (Rear)
DVD, CD, IPOD, Navigation, Back-up Camera Monitor, & AM/FM Stereo (Front)
LED Accent Lighting Upper & Lower/Kitchen
2ct. Wood Slide out Tables
2ct. Lift Armrest with Storage (Laptop, Magazines, etc.)
2ct. 12V Power Supply
2ct. 110 Outlets
2ct. Reading Lights
2ct. House Lights
Rear Accent Lights
Microwave
2 Burner Electric Stove
Stainless Steel Folding Sink (hidden)
2ct. Refrigerator’s (5.5 cubic feet)
Rear Door Passenger Seat (Folding with arm rail) Leather Upholstery
Patented Front Passenger Seat/Dinette/Bed with Motorized Lift Switch, Leather Upholstery
Driver’s Seat-Air Ride-Leather Upholstery
Stainless Kitchen Walls
Stainless Rear Bedroom Corner Covers
Inverter/charger 30 amp.
Onan 3200 Generator/Push Button Start
Breaker Panel
Water Pump
Water Heater
Porcelain Toilet
Stainless Showerhead with Soap Dish
3pc.-Fiberglass Shower with Drain
Dry Toilet Paper Dispenser
Dry Cabinet with Mirror Plexi Doors
Custom Trim
Custom Carpet
Cover for Carpet (removable/snap-on)
Upper Bed Slide out with cushions
4ct. AGM Batteries

Definitely a cool trailer hauler.

IMO, the ultimate RV needs to be livable. :idk:

did you see the interior shots? looks liveable to me

Is that black pole in the kitchen a stripper pole?

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Originally Posted by AquaPython (Post 323182)

did you see the interior shots? looks liveable to me

It's a limo with a toilet.

I'm guessing MSRP is pushing 7 figures, I'd at least want a bedroom.

i'd rather have one of the freightliner rigs.

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Originally Posted by wildchild (Post 323189)

i'd rather have one of the freightliner rigs.

Featherlite!

http://www.fthrc.com/

Holy mother of fuck thats a bad ass rig.

I think it looks liveable. Plus you have all your toys with you, who the hell wants to sleep?

I would love to blend some of the features of that into the Peterbilt camper that was built in New Brunswick I believe. Big diesel and a big stick coming out of the floor.

James

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Originally Posted by Rider (Post 323195)

Featherlite!

http://www.fthrc.com/

Truth.

THIS is livable:

http://www.fthrc.com/coach_photos/950_Foward_Salon.jpg

http://www.fthrc.com/coach_photos/950_State_Room.jpg

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Originally Posted by Rider (Post 323195)

Featherlite!

http://www.fthrc.com/

that is beautiful.

The Featherlites are gorgeous...but not off-road capable.

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Originally Posted by TommyHotWheel (Post 323212)

The Featherlites are gorgeous...but not off-road capable.

Neither is that thing really. It's not very high off the ground and the wheelbase is too long.

Looks like a great track day rig to me. I'll take one with the matching trailer.

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Originally Posted by Rider (Post 323214)

Neither is that thing really. It's not very high off the ground and the wheelbase is too long.

These pics are of the "two wheel drive" version, they have pics of the trucks being tested and ramp tavel indexed on the site.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...g?t=1264100626

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Originally Posted by TommyHotWheel (Post 323228)

These pics are of the "two wheel drive" version, they have pics of the trucks being tested and ramp tavel indexed on the site.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...g?t=1264100626

The chassis may be capable but that rig isn't.

Notice the body isn't complete in your picture.

The flex alone would destroy the "topper" on the RV version, not to mention the basement storage bins, holding tanks, generator, etc.

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Originally Posted by TommyHotWheel (Post 323228)

These pics are of the "two wheel drive" version, they have pics of the trucks being tested and ramp tavel indexed on the site.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...g?t=1264100626

I'd like to see the truck loaded down like it is the the OP attempt that. It will roll over.

Better yet....and more impossible.....I'd like to see them sell more than ONE of those in this economy

I aree its not a true trail rig, but thats gonna get you down some trails and farther out in the dunes than a city bus type RV. And who would ever take that huge beast on a hardcore trail anyways? Thats what the Jeep in the bed is for!:rockwoot: