1994 REVCON TRAILBLAZER 4x4 Expedition RV Motorhome
The back of this rig can be made into a King sized bed, Sitting area, TV room, or Dinning room. The table leaves that fold out to enable the bed to be formed have hinges.
There is also another dining area, as you see in the pictures. Cab Over section sleeps 2 people.
The body is made of aluminum.
REVCON is the pioneer of expedition RV's. Originally this rig was manufactured for the intent to be used in the back country for government organizations. Government organizations such as fire departments, sheriff departments, search and rescue, and others requiring a rig that could sleep a good number of adults, reach a backcountry destination, and remain there for extended periods of time with no hookups.
This means the rig is built well and right.
REVCON made sure the Trailblazer was all terrain and all season.
The cabin body is an amazing piece of engineering made up of a fiberglass interior shell, with insulation sprayer on, and then the outer shell is made up of aircraft grade aluminum much like an airstream trailer (except this aluminum is painted).
This makes for a strong, light, efficient and ridged body that can be placed on the frame of the F350 Crew-cab, this rigidity keeps the cabin straight even when the Ford truck frame is bending, as intended, when going over uneven terrain.
There is also a working wench on the front bumper.
The water tank can hold 80 plus gallons of water. The grey water tank is approximately 25 gallons, and the black water tank is 15 gallons. The fuel tank holds approximately 80 gallons. The propane tanks are under the cabin, and can fit 10 gallons of propane.
The generator is a ONAN propane generator with just over 300 hours on it.
The water system works on pressure and the pump is in good working order. Hot water can be provided in two ways; by propane water heater and also by the truck engine. The nice thing is if temperatures are low enough the hot water heater will also preheat the engine or keep it warm.
The Ford truck has two 12 volt batteries and the cabin has 2 deep cycle 6 volt batteries in a separate compartment. This rig is also outfitted with solar panels.
As you can see, this rig has 6 wheels. It is 4 wheel drive, however, not 6 wheel drive. The rear wheels are called tag wheels.
These wheels take a portion of the weight of the rig and distribute it across the whole chassis. The rear wheels also have airbags that are completely adjustable from the driver or passenger seats up front. If you are pulling a big load you can pump the airbags up to help with the weight, or let some air out to get more traction to the drive wheels.
*When this unit was for sale in September of 2013 it had an asking price of $29,000.*
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
Archived 2/9/2015
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This unit is a photo gallery exhibit only and is not currently for sale. The units for sale
are listed on the home page of this site and also tagged with blue for-sale banners.
