This apocalypse-ready, $150,000 pop-top camper sleeps 4 and goes fully off the grid — see inside
- Osprey Custom Cars is selling a pop-top camper that can tackle much harsher terrain than your average camper van.
- The vehicle, based on a Mitsubishi truck, has puncture-resistant tires, a custom-built suspension system, and four-wheel drive to make off-roading a breeze.
- Adventurers can go fully off the grid thanks to the camper's solar system, full kitchen and bathroom, and 30-gallon water reserve with a filtration and purification system.
- The camper is listed through Osprey Custom Cars and on eBay for $149,950.
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Typical camper vans are great for cruising down open stretches of highway, but if you want to venture off the beaten path and truly get away from it all, you may need something a bit tougher — a bit more off-road ready.
That's where expedition, or "overland," vehicles — which combine the interior space of a camper and the capability of an off-roader — come in handy.
Originally built by Phoenix Pop Up Campers and currently up for sale through Osprey Custom Cars, this four-wheel-drive overlander is based on a Mitsubishi truck, wears knobby, all-terrain tires, and rides high on a custom suspension system built for traversing uneven ground.
Plus, it comes equipped with solar panels, a multi-stage water-filtration system, a kitchen, and a fully functional bathroom, meaning that adventurers can go fully off the grid.
The pop-top camper is currently listed for sale on eBay with an asking price of $149,950.
See inside the truck-based camper than Osprey Custom Cars is calling the "perfect social distancing vehicle":
Read the original article on Business InsiderIt can be yours for just under $150,000.
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The camper only has around 37,500 miles on the clock.
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... and a winch for getting out of sticky situations.
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Not to mention, the overlander comes equipped with a heavy-duty front bumper ...
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... and a storage locker.
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... a 60-inch, rack-mounted LED light bar ...
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Plus, the exterior features a custom roof rack ...
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On the exterior, there's also a crank-out awning and an outdoor shower.
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Two large solar panels provide power to the camper's various appliances, including an indoor-outdoor speaker system.
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There's also a diesel heater, if you find yourself in colder climates.
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There's a 30-gallon freshwater tank that feeds through a multi-stage filtration and purification system.
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... and an indoor shower.
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Unlike some campers, this one comes with a toilet ...
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The bed lifts up to reveal a storage area underneath.
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... which sits under a skylight.
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On the other end of the cabin, you'll find the queen-sized bed ...
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There's plenty of cabinet storage, complete with under-mounted LED lighting.
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... and a combination fridge and freezer.
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... a two-burner propane stove ...
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Plus, there's a kitchen complete with backsplash ...
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... that turns into a full-size bed, thanks to a fold-away dining table.
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Inside, there's a custom dinette ...
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The pop-top adds several windows and two feet of headroom to the inside of the camper.
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Thanks to an electric, pop-top roof, the camper can expand when people are enjoying the inside of the cabin.
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... and a suspension system that took two years of research and development to perfect, according to Osprey.
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It also has four-wheel-drive, burly, puncture-resistant, all-terrain tires ...
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... hence the included fold-out staircase for climbing up into the cabin.
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The overlander has tons of ground clearance ...
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... and can tackle harsh, off-road terrain.
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The camper — based on a Mitsubishi truck — can take passengers fully off the grid ...
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It's calling the rig — which was originally built by Phoenix Pop Up Campers — the "perfect social distancing vehicle."
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Osprey Custom Cars has an awesome, go-anywhere camper listed for sale that looks like it’s built for the zombie apocalypse.
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