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"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover."
Mark Twain
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Introducing the new 2011 EarthRoamer XV-LTS!
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EarthRoamer is pleased to announce the EarthRoamer XV-LTS, our newest addition to the EarthRoamer family. The EarthRoamer XV-LTS is a "stretch" version of our F-550 based EarthRoamer XV-LT - the world's best selling self-contained luxury expedition vehicle. For adventurers that require more space or who are traveling with up to 5 or 6 people, the EarthRoamer XV-LTS was built for you.
The EarthRoamer XV-LTS is built on the new 2011 6.7 liter Power Stroke Turbo Diesel (735 lb-ft torque and 390 hp!) powered Ford F-550 chassis with an 84 inch cab to axle and GVWR of 19,500 pounds. This chassis is 24 inches longer than our XV-LT model which increases primary camper living space by a whopping 25% and interior storage space by up to 45%. The extra length enables us to offer new interior layout options including booth seating and sleeping for 6, or a dry bath with a separate toilet and shower. Battery capacity can be increased up to 18.3 kilowatt hours and solar capacity can be increased up to 680 watts. If you need more power we can install a compact 3.2 kilowatt Fischer Panda AGT 4000 marine generator. Fresh water capacity up to 117 gallons is available, and 13 gallons of 100 degree hot water is standard.
The EarthRoamer XV-LTS body features a seamless, one piece molded monocoque design that is strong and lightweight. This is the same construction that is used on many luxury yachts as well as our patented EarthRoamer XV-LT bodies. Yes, it is challenging and expensive to manufacture a one piece molded composite body, but with no seams to leak and no glued together flat panels to come apart, EarthRoamer bodies are designed to last for your lifetime and beyond. In addition to being aesthetically pleasing, the generously radiused corners of EarthRoamer bodies dramatically reduce the impact of heavy cross winds when compared to inexpensive flat panel construction.
EarthRoamer bodies also have excellent acoustic and thermal insulation properties. With no steel or aluminum reinforcement required, EarthRoamer bodies have no thermal conduction paths which enable effective heating and cooling with smaller and more energy efficient heaters and air conditioners. Our customers have used our vehicles in Alaska, British Columbia and Minnesota winters to temperatures lower than -25 degrees Fahrenheit.
The new 2011 EarthRoamer XV-LT and XV-LTS both offer new standard features including 90 gallon fuel capacity, 8.1 cubic foot stainless fridge/freezer, 12,000 btu air conditioner, 3,000 watt inverter, 125 amp charger and King off-road shocks. We are also offering exciting new options on the 2011 models including Bose surround sound, HD Satellite TV and ultrathin 32 inch LED HDTVs.
With over 100 EarthRoamer Xpedition Vehicles on the road, we are confident that we build the highest quality and most refined design of any expedition vehicle manufacturer. With our new "stretched" XV-LT, we can now meet the needs of adventurers needing more space. Whether you are traveling with the whole family or just want more interior space and luxury, EarthRoamer builds an expedition vehicle that is sized to meet your unique requirements. |
Consignment Sales
If the price of a new EarthRoamer is beyond your budget or you are just looking for an incredible value, a preowned EarthRoamer xpedition vehicle may be the answer for you. EarthRoamer Xpedition Vehicles are built to last a lifetime (and then some), so many EarthRoamer owners have discovered that a used high quality EarthRoamer "XV" is a much better value than a new "RV."
2005 F-450 Supercab XV-LT $125,000
This low mileage EarthRoamer XV-LT is a fantastic value - it just needs a little TLC. It has many great options for off-road use including front winch, air compressor and 90 gallon fuel capacity. The shorter wheelbase of the Supercab provides an incredible turning radius. If you can accept a few cosmetic imperfections, you'll love the incredibly low selling price and great value of this low mileage XV-LT.
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 EarthRoamer Xpedition Vehicles
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If you have a desire to get off the beaten path and explore, but can't picture yourself in a typical RV, we have the answer for you — a four wheel drive, all weather EarthRoamer Xpedition Vehicle (XV). We manufacture and sell what we believe are the ultimate four-wheel drive "go anywhere" campers. Our EarthRoamer XVs are equipped with all the systems needed to travel confidently to remote areas for extended periods of time without dependence on external campsite hookups. Why be tethered to a concrete pad in an RV, when you can be experiencing adventure in an XV?
We have been building and rigorously testing expedition vehicles for well over a decade, from the bitter shores of the Arctic Ocean in Prudhoe Bay Alaska to the warm soothing waters of the Sea of Cortez and throughout mainland Mexico and Central America. One intrepid EarthRoamer owner chose to drive his EarthRoamer XV-LT completely around the world! We rely on our vehicles in harsh environments so we build our vehicles to last. We use the highest quality materials, hardware and components. We are so confident in the quality of our vehicles that we provide a factory three year/36,000 mile warranty.
We believe in preserving the environment for the adventurers of tomorrow, so our vehicles are designed to be powered by renewable energy sources like solar power and biodiesel and we actively support the Tread Lightly philosophy of responsible recreation.
We encourage you to compare the value of an EarthRoamer Xpedition Vehicle (XV) with traditional recreational vehicles (RVs). There is no other choice that provides the quality, durability, and convenience of operations in a package with four-wheel drive and four-season capability. With an EarthRoamer XV, you can truly Live Your Dream!
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Demo EarthRoamer XV-JP for Sale
Want a great deal on an XV-JP?
We need to clear out a 2007 EarthRoamer XV-JP demo rig to make room for new models.
The demo XV-JP rig for sale is a green 2007, 6 speed manual with about 35,000 miles on it. It is the first XV-JP built and has successfully completed two trips to Mexico and Central America. It is also the first self-contained camper to complete the Rubicon Trail in California. It has been completely reconditioned to "like new" condition. This XV-JP is also quite the celebrity and is co-staring in a new TV show called American Xplorer airing now on the HDNet channel, and was featured in the December 2009 issue of Car & Driver Magazine. We are asking $69,500 for this "celebrity" XV-JP. More photos here, and here. |
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EarthRoamer Owners Rallies
EarthRoamer Owners Rallies are a great way for owners to meet each other, spend time with EarthRoamer employees and learn how to get the most out of the EarthRoamer experience. The rallies are held annually at locations within a day's drive of EarthRoamer headquarters. EarthRoamer employees and EarthRoamer Xpedition Vehicle owners are invited to participate. In addition to being a lot of fun, rallies typically include training on four-wheel drive techniques, recovery tactics, wilderness safety, and expedition travel.
The 2009 EarthRoamer Owners Rally was held near Moab, Utah and event highlights included a challenging four-wheel drive trip through Arches National Park and a thrilling descent down the Schafer Trail in Canyonlands National Park. The 2010 EarthRoamer Owner's Rally will be held in and around Great Sand Dunes National Park in late summer 2010.
Click here to see photos of the 2007 EarthRoamer Rally.
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Photography
Good photographers don't take photographs, they make photographs. Making good pictures is challenging and requires vision, good technique and high quality equipment. To really make good photographs, the photographer must see beyond what is there, and have a vision of what can be there. Photography in many ways was the start of EarthRoamer. To learn more about the photography on this site, click here.
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