2002 GMC Top Kick with 11,000 original miles. This vehicle is called a “Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team Command Suite”. It is awesome! I don’t even know where to start describing it.
First, I bought it thinking I would do a camper conversion. It appealed to me for a few reasons. The main one was the incredibly low mileage. All of the little things like the headlight switches, seats, etc look almost new. Secondly, I liked that it has a pass through. Also, the quality of construction and no real weight limitations was appealing. I really liked the robust electrical system and switch panel too.
It has a Koehler 15EOR generator. I think it is a 15kw generator! I have not had the generator running. It turns over and it did fire a few times, but it didn’t stay running. I’m not a diesel mechanic, so I haven’t messed with it much.
Everything on the truck seems to be working as it should. There are no engine lights on. It starts up and drives well. I’ve put about 500 miles on it. The a/c works.
It came with a full suite of computers, monitors, dvr’s, etc. I have removed the racks and desks and electronics. I have almost everything I removed if you want it. I suspect there is some value in all of the electronics. I haven’t done much work, so I don’t know too much of its ins and outs. Every time I mess with it I find something new. It has all kinds of lights, cameras, etc.
I’m having trouble figuring out what to put in an ad. Please ask any questions. As much as I love this thing, I have too many projects and this one needs to go. I have stored it in a climate controlled building. It is registered in Indiana and I have a clear title in my name. I’m not sure how much to even ask. I’m very open to offers, trades, etc. I need to make some space. I’ve owned it for about a year.
To answer a few RV questions… it is not standing height inside unless you are pretty short. It is not 4×4. I have not registered it as an RV. I just registered it as a truck. It’s older, so it was really cheap. I have it insured through State Farm and that was inexpensive also.
We had to damage the latch to get the generator compartment open. I have a new latch that isn’t installed yet.