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Forgot this listing was posted, it was SOLD immediately after listing. Thank you

36' overall on truck, combo is right at 65' It is a great deal, I spent much more then that just on materials not including cost of truck itself and labor. I've never even slept in it, or used the bathroom. Everything is literally still new and only tested or turned on periodically. The...

Oops sorry, $58,000 o.b.o. for truck $74,999 for combo truck and trailer.

CA DMV Registration and title classifies the truck as a 2015 SPCNS Motorhome, original chassis was a 2001 Peterbilt 387 The full build process is in the HDT section on this forum. I just haven't had any time to use this thing since we built it, and a lot has changed causing me to be down to...

I hope not, everything we built kind of had a balanced weight idea behind it. The Diesel tank and 2 starting batteries are on the left front corner, then mid weight is the fresh water and right next to grey/black tanks. The right side has the generator, and 6 of the batteries. Then 2 more...

Don't know yet, but before we start towing for this year it will see a set of scales loaded with trailer just to have an idea. I know it will be heavy, but I am sure a long ways away from overloading axles with the trailer being so light and the cars inside.

Still have some inside areas to complete like the dinette in the sleeper, bunk beds, and misc stuff. But it has a complete bathroom with sink, shower, toilet. Obviously has all your basic RV amenities such as microwave, refer, sink, hot water. We have upgraded all the lighting and most all...

Here is about the finished look. We added a crush panel rocker on the lower edges to keep the truck looking low but give me a cheap easy fix IF we found ourself high centered. Also put independent rear air ride on the back so I can adjust level and etc. I think we will air ride front as well.

Trimmed it out with all Aluminum angle, and the brilliant idea to use that Extruded rub rail all the way down. While it helps to hold bottom of walls in place and looks pretty good, it was a NIGHTMARE to obtain on the west coast and ended up causing a lot of problems after the 3rd damaged set...

After its all be sprayed to seal the raw wood I used a 3m Spray Adhesive to stick on the 4030 polished. Also screwing all the covered edges and any fixtures to each board leaves the possibility of it coming off on its own almost impossible.

Got all the Electrical wired in and generator in place with (6) 12volt Batteries. Skinny people can be very useful at times! We started with just bare Plywood and made all of our pre-cuts, adjustments, trims and etc to test fit all boards prior to finish. After any plywood is coated in...

Sorry, it has been a long time. I forgot all about this until I was clearing out my inbox. The truck is still not 100% complete the way I want it. But I am sure it will be a work in progress for a long long time as I find things I would like to add or change. Last year about the time of my last...

I will message you his phone # and just let him know what your looking for. I talk to him almost every day, I mentioned this to him so he knows. I am using the FloJet High Volume 4.5 GPM Water Pump with 1.1 Gallon Accumulator Tank for my water system. All 12v system. No problem at all bud...

Hopefully this weekend we will have most of those details wrapped up inside and be back working on the outside. I have to build my under boxes next. I already have the brackets made up, and material at the shop. Going with the Polished from the front steps all the way around lower section. Black...

This was last night, we painted all the walls and most of the trims and such. Should have plumbing for kitchen and bathroom finished tonight. And more of those small details done like lighting fixtures, tank monitors, switches, recepticals, and etc.

All of the wall covering is in, and most kitchen appliances

Appliances are here and all installed now Counter and cabinets are in

Here is a little bit of updates, we are doing what seems to be the small time consuming work lately! Rough frame from bed design Steps are built Now it has bed spray under with aluminum sheeting around wheel area. Side rails are now painted white as well, just can't seem to find a pic with...

First off we removed the air cab, I did not feel comfortable with that much movement in the sleeper vs box. Adding the extended length to chassis makes them ride MUCH softer anyways. After we completed that, I had multiple test drives with the stretched chassis and different people, and all...

Haha thanks guys. Its been A LOT of work. But we did heavy heavy planning during the race season so we knew exactly how much material to buy, where to buy, and had full blueprints laid out so anyone could help build as long as they could read a tape measure or work a chop saw or welder. Saves a...

This is where we left off Sunday night, now about 45 days into the primary build of the toter. We have electrical ran, insulation, and put an interior base wall to glue my interior panels too. Last night we fabricated up the rear bed and steps, tonight I should finish welding there and get it...

Here is it is lowered down on the truck. We secured it to the chassis by making our own u-bolts using big all thread and 3/16 flat bar. It looks funny because of the height being lower then the cab. But to clear the in-motion dish and A/C on the roof we had to keep it about 11" lower then the...

For the sides I decided to go with FRP panels from TPD Trailers locally. It would then match the appearance of my trailer and give me that smooth seamless side I wanted to achieve. The corners we had built are pressed over the top of the siding to allow the panels to be secured on the ends. Each...

I am skipping some of the little photos in between, but the basics behind the box are 4" C-Channel around outside base. That is attached to 6" I-Beam which we recess down to allow channel to sit lower. We used 2" Angle across for center supports and screwed down a 3/4 plywood floor to sit flush...

In the beginning of December I had a good friend of mine who builds some of the coolest custom rigs on the west coast help me do the frame stretch. It only took him about a week to do the work. Basically we took a roll over 2-axle 379 he had in the yard, cut the back off and attached it to my...