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Yes, the DT466E, a great engine. To get it completely usable was probably about $20k all in. I'm just over in Claremont so not far, however I will be headed to Europe with the whole rig in June.

Location: West Central NH, but may end up in NE CT soon. Description: Four 255/70x22.5 Falken BI850 drive tires, good tread, although a bit cupped, mounted on steel budd style rims. Tires have 2019 date codes. Price: Asking $500 for the set, which can also include a mounted spare (re-capped)...

Interior tour of my bus.

I have the Technician licence. Call sign is KC1KRL. Thanks for checking

Wow, thanks for all that information! I will make sure to keep it handy for the trip. As for the details on my bus, it is registered and titled here in the US as a Motorhome. The GVW of the chassis is 29,000 lbs, but registered with a GVW of 25,900 lbs to get around a Commercial Vehicle rule...

I will be shipping my 2003 International skoolie over to Europe this coming summer. My plan is to explore for an extended amount of time. I've been making lists of places to check out and I'll probably want to use the tunnels through the Alps at some point. Besides being slightly taller than...

Hi from the wilds of NH. I have a full sized skoolie so I'm not going into the deep woods or narrow trails, but I do like to do wild camping. My skoolie is fully self contained (water, solar, heat, etc.) and I have done a number of week long trips and recently a 30 day trip. I'm pretty well...

Thanks Chuck. The Monkey is a re-do of the Z50. Honda has lots of mini-motos these days. The new Dax looks like the updated version of the CT70.

Location: Western New Hampshire, USA Rig(s): 2003 International 3800 skoolie - 36' converted school bus, fully self-contained. Overlanding Experience: A newbie to the hard-core stuff, and that will certainly be limited, given my rig, but the spirit is there! I've used the bus for weekend and...