Iconic 7.3L Turbo Diesel Sportsmobile 4x4 | Walkaround w/ Trail Videos

Feel free to ask me anything you'd like to know about this van in the comments!
Here's a short walkaround, along with some video and photos of our adventures in this 2000 7.3L Powerstroke Sportsmobile RB50 with a Quigley 4x4 Conversion. It was bittersweet to let it go, as we loved this rig and it was a blast to own and drive, but we had another baby and needed to upgrade to something more practical for a family of 4. We had previously taken it to Utah, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and throughout Colorado, putting roughly 15,000 miles on it in a year.
We bought it from the original owner down in San Diego where it had been traveling between Baja and Utah. The Quigley 4x4 system with the LSD and 35" 3-Peak Mountain Snow Flake (3PMSF) rated Mickey Thompson Baja Boss All-Terrain tires made it very stable in every condition we encountered on the road and on the trail.
It came with all the maintenace records and receipts from the original owner, so we took just as good of care as he did. As soon as we bought it at 103k miles, we had the fluids checked and/or changed in the differentials, transfer case, and transmission. Then we had a brand new windshield installed, along with new tires, wheels, ceramic tint, speakers, head-unit, and exterior lighting. Maintenance was all kept up with engine oil, oil filter, fuel filter changes and tire rotations every 5,000 miles.
Details:
2000 Ford E-350 Econoline - Regular Body
7.3L Powerstroke Turbo-Diesel V8 w/ 4R100 Transmission
International Engine Block Heater
Ford OBD-2 Up-Idle Kit
Sportsmobile Pop-up Roof Conversion
VERY RARE Baja Tan Paint w/ Tan Leather
Reunel Extreme Duty Bumpers w/ Tire Carrier and Dual Swing-outs
Compustar Remote Start System w/ 2 Remote Start Fobs
AVS Rock Deflector on Hood
AVS Rain Guards on Front Doors
Dual Fuel Tanks = 56 Gallon Capacity
Combined Range ~750 Miles
Sportsmobile RB50 Interior Conversion:
Rotating Front Passenger Seat
Rotating 2nd Row Captains Chair (Quick-Release bracket to remove from cabin.)
Two-Stage Privacy Blinds on all Windows
Privacy Screen for Windshield/Doors
Refrigerator
Galley Sink
Pantry
Closet Storage
2-Burner Galley Cooktop
10-Gallon Fresh Water w/ Pump
10-Gallon Grey Water
10-Gallon Propane Tank
Suburban Propane Furnace w/ Thermostat
Cabinet Space for latrine, or storage.
30A Shore Power Plug
City Water Connection
Solar Panel
2 Starting Batteries
New 210aH AGM House Battery
Main Breaker Panel
110v Outlets
Transfer Flow System for Dual Fuel Tanks
Automatic Electronic System keeps batteries charged, allows for alternator, solar, or shore power charging of batteries.
Sportsmobile Solar System
Quigley 4x4 Conversion:
Dana 60 Front Axle - 4.10 Gearing
Sterling 10.5 Rear Axle w/ LSD - 4.10 Gearing
Ford F350 Transfer Case 2H/4H/4L
Modifications:
315/70R17 (35") Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT w/ 3PMSF Rating
17" ProComp LaPaz Wheels
LED Headlights/Taillights/Corners
BOSS Audio BE9ACP 9" Headunit w/ Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Kicker KS Series 6"x8" Speakers (x5)
Compustar Remote Start System

[@WhittakerOutdoors]

Do you have a dream truck or van that you've wanted to buy, but haven't?

[@acetewera8144]

This is my dream van

[@WhittakerOutdoors]

Likewise! I'm happy to have owned one and might try to buy it back at some point. The current owner is using it to trailer his rock crawler around the states.😎🤙

[@mauibuilder1239]

Hello Is this Sportsmobile for sale? Were there any upgrades to the Quigley 4x4 that allow 35" tires?

[@WhittakerOutdoors]

It was, but sold very quickly. No mods to the Quigley suspension to fit 35s. Replaced it with a new F350 and Lance truck camper, which I'll upload a walkaround before too long.

[@mauibuilder1239]

@@WhittakerOutdoors Thanks for sharing...safe travels!

[@WhittakerOutdoors]

Likewise!!

[@Luvfj40]

Whats the going price for these vans now?

[@WhittakerOutdoors]

For a low-mileage 7.3L around $65-85k depending on condition.