1985 Dodge B350

1985 Dodge, B350, Xplorer, Model 228. 

I've decided to sell my Xplorer that I've owned for 7 years.  I am not a dealer or a salesman, and Please.... only serious buyers only.

The starting bid is my reserve.  No games here.  Please don't bid if you're a scammer.  If you are looking to scam, I hope you go to h---.

5.9, 360ci engine. A727 transmission. 2 wheel drive. 19'3" overall length.  6'7" width.  7'1" overall height.  127" wheelbase.  6' interior height.  36 gallon fuel tank.  21 gallon fresh water tank.  24 gallon gray water tank.  40 gallon propane.  5 gallon black water, recirculating toilet, reserve holding tank.  Atwood 6 gallon hot water heater with motor aid heat exchanger.  3-100w (300 total) solar panels on the roof.  EP solar MPPT charge controller.  4 Duracell Ultra, deep cycle batteries.  860 total amp hours.  Windy Nation 1500w pure sine wave power inverter.  30 amp Go Power transfer switch.  45 amp Progressive Dynamics power converter.  Bilstein shocks all around.  MOOG front sway bar connecting rods.  18" Vision Fury alloy wheels.  New 235/60R18 tires.  New spare tire.  Rust free.  Engine air conditioner converted to R-134.  Jensen CMM10 (10 inch) Touchscreen Multimedia Receiver.  XCAM 500 wireless rearview camera.  Yakama cross bars.  Tinted windows.  3rd Brake light.  Tire pressure monitoring system.  Original paint.  Power windows.  Front disc/rear drum brakes.  Seat belts for 4.  Sleeps 2 adults plus 1 child.  Plus a lot more that I'm probably forgetting.

If you're unfamiliar with these Xplorer Motorhomes;  their conversion consisted of a raised roof and extended rear end on a standard Dodge van.  A portion of the floor is lowered so a 6' person can stand inside.  It has a bathroom with shower, a 2 burner cooktop, and a small fridge.  Everything is functional.  The 3 way fridge can be fussy.  I would probably replace it If I was to keep the van.

Being a 1985, it has a 4 barrel carburetor.  If you're unfamiliar with carbs, it may seem a little weird, but the carb has been rebuilt and works s it should.  The van runs good and solid.  Recent repairs have been 5 new tires, a new radiator, and rebuilt transmission by AMCO and is still under warranty.  I replaced the old cabinet drawer fronts with solid black walnut wood.  The same with the table top.

I purchased the van with around 92,000 miles on it.  It now has 117,500.  I've done a lot of repairs on it since I've owned it and I have all receipts, and a log book of all repairs with the milage when it was performed.  On our last trip I averaged about 12 MPG. (Highway).

The van was originally from California and I brought it back to Illinois. It's not new and it's not perfect.  If that's what you want, you can spend $150,000.00+.   It's never seen an Illinois winter as I keep it covered every winter.  I've loved this van and it always gets some attention.  I've had it down to Texas and New Mexico.  Several trips to Colorado and around the midwest; Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan.  It's been fun to own and now it's time to pass it on to someone else.

PLEASE, don't try to scam me!  Serious buyers only.  Thank you.

I'm in Moline, Illinois.

$500.00 due via PayPal within 24 hours of the winning bid and the remaining due at pick up.  Bank check, please.  Thank you.

Please ask me for any questions.

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