SOLD 5/18/18 $38,000
Check out the following posts to discover all things EEXP:
EEXP: An Introduction
EEXP: Why?
Overland Expo 2014: EEXP Debut
EEXP: Does it Measure Up?
EEXP: Buckstop Classic Winch Bumper
EEXP: Warn 16.5ti Winch
EEXP: Maxtrax
EEXP: Bushwacker Fender Flares
SEMA NEWS: EEXP Featured Vehicle 2014
EEXP: For Sale
Other EEXP Media:
Pintrest: EEXP Board
Instagram: #EEXP
OutdoorX4 Magazine Issue 13 FRONT & BACK cover
Autoweek Magazine Nov. 2014 Eternal Combustion Issue: “For Love Of Adventure” (pg. 36-37)
Autoweek.com (April 26, 2016): Need the ultimate adventure rig? Here’s your chance
FourWheeler Magazine (November 2016): For The Long Haul: A fit-for-the-world Dodge Ram 2500 turbodiesel
FourWheeler.com (July 15, 2016): A 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 That’s Built For The Long Haul
Alaska Magazine May 2015 Road Trip Issue: “The Road Less Traveled” (pg. 37-39)
Gizmag: Adventure Cubed: XPCamper carries your favorite gear around the world
Expedition Portal: Featured Vehicle: The Exploring Elements EEXP Adventuremobile
The Examiner: Standout Global Recreational Vehicles of 2014
The 4×4 Podcast: Episode 76- Exploring Elements XPCamper #EEXP
Off-Road Add-Ons Podcast: Episode 6- Exploring Elements Overland Explorer Bryon Dorr
Proven Overland: Featured Overland Rig- EEXP
Bushwacker: The Exploring Elements Dodge Ram XP Camper
PIAA: The Exploring Elements Overland Adventure Vehicle
PIAA: 2001 Dodge Ram EEXP Overland Update
Icon Vehicle Dynamics Gallery: EEXP Dodge Ram 2500
General Tire SEMA 2014: Video
Vehiclopedia HD: Video
SMAX Bros: Interview Bryon Dorr About Exploring Elements
New Atlas: Adventure Cubed
Expedition Portal Build Thread: The EEXP is Born
Expedition Portal For Sale Thread: EEXP For Sale: 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins w/Custom Composite Camper
Expedition Portal: LA ADUANA: THE EEXP CAMPER
OSCARO Blog: Exploring Elements Changes The Brakes On Their Dodge Ram 2500
Outside Online: The Coolest Adventure Vehicles We Found at Overland Expo
Expedition Portal: An Overland Camper for $38K
A quick overview of the build:
Vehicle Dimensions: 8’7″ tall, 22’5″ long and 7′ wide
MPG: 14 avg
TRUCK
Exterior- Buckstop front bumper, Warn 16.5ti winch, Factor 55 ProLink XXL winch thimble, PIAA LED off-road & fog lights, Bushwacker Pocket Style front fender flares, Hi-Lift Jack Xtreme, Custom Jackcover.com Hi-Lift cover, Icon 2.5” remote reservoir adjustable shocks, Hellwig 3,500 lb overload helper springs & rear sway bar, General Grabber AT2 285/70R17 tires, 17” Method “Standard” Wheels, ARB front diff cover, Full stainless steel Borla exhaust, Maxtrax sand ladders, 4 2-gallon Roto-Pax diesel fuel cells, adjustable custom rear aluminum bumper, locking under camper storage boxes, security lug nuts, custom aluminum rack custom mounted to the roof
Under The Hood- AirDog Raptor lift pump, upgraded Borgeson steering box & shaft, Synergy steering box brace, EGR braided Kevlar brake lines, upgraded to 2 group 31 batteries, ARB Diff breather kit, engine block heater
Interior- Edge CTS Monitor, removed rear seats & installed locking contractor box, Custom heated Wet-Okole Seat Covers, 4×4 Posi-Lock front axel engagement system
CAMPER
Weight- 1,289 lbs (weighed when manufactured)
Amenities- Reico Titan electric actuator roof raising system on remote control (provides 6’5” interior height when lifted), Pop-top tent features zippered windows/bug screens/Velcroed privacy covers, Two-way Maxxfan roof vent fan, Full sized (54”x75”) bed (3” thick cushions feature a 1” memory foam on top), 3 sided dinette, 30 gallon fresh water tank with electric pump feeding a Spinflow interior sink system & exterior shower, 3.8 gallon Dometic top load fridge, Dometic cartridge toilet, 255 watt solar panel, Blue Sea solar charge controller, 150 amp/hr house battery, Blue Sea engine battery isolator, 1,000 watt inverter, Webasto Dual-Top diesel hot water & air heater system, LED interior lighting, Dometic exterior legless awning, Seitz dual pane windows & skylight with integrated privacy & bug screens, 6 12v USB outlets, Torklift Glow Step accordion camper steps
Construction- Fiberglass & structural foam core panels seemed together to create a monocoque structure, on a 1” steel frame (in order to attach it to the vehicle)
Mount- 2 solid mounts up front (at original truck bed mount locations) with a custom single central pivot in the back (this 3 point system allows the vehicle to flex under the camper while offroading)