Make: Ford

Model: F250 Super Duty 7.3

Year: 2000

Mileage: 225k

How long have you had you Adventure Mobile? 6 years

Owner’s Name: Jon Burtt

What do you do? Entrepreneur

Hobbies? Photography and vehicle outfitting

Does your rig have a name? GrampCamp

Is it a daily driver? Yes

Modifications or add-on accessories? It’s got a bunch going on.

Where do you take it? I live in it full-time

Memorable Trips? Every trip in it has been a blast, but our Canada travels have been some of the best moments to date

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Make:  Ducati 

Model: Scrambler Urban Enduro

Year: 2016

Mileage: 15,000-ish

How long have you had your adventure-mobile? Since September 30^th, 2017

Owner’s name: Bobby

What do you do? Park Ranger! 

Hobbies? Camping, trail running, hiking, anything outdoors

Does your bike have a name? Had her for three years and haven’t ever named her!

Is it a daily driver? Used to be, but now with all the gear I take to work its easier to drive. So, now she is the full-time adventure mobile! 

Modifications or add-on accessories? High exhaust by SC Customs, some cool hidden blinkers, minimal front blinkers, headlight

Where do you take it/ use it for? Mostly long rides along PCH to clear my head, or up in the mountains to fly around on some twisty mountain roads and dirt trails (where allowed!)

Memorable trips? Drove from San Diego to Monterey to go to the World Super Bike Races at Laguna Seca, cruising through miles of twisty roads and long stretches of the 101 and PCH; also, a desert trip to Anza Borrego State Park to enjoy the endless desert. 

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Make: Subaru

Model: Outback

Year:  2019

Mileage: 9,200

How long have you had your adventure-mobile? 6 months. The Original Dadwagon was totaled and this is the Dadwagon 2.0

Owners’ name:  Greg Finke

What do you do?  Work for the Department of the Navy

Hobbies?  Coaching my sons’ basketball teams, camping, fishing, off-roading/exploring, and participating in charity car shows,

Does your rig have a name?  Yes, Adventure Dadwagon

Is it a daily driver?  Yes

Modifications or add-on accessories? 

– 2″ LP Lift Kit

– 17″ LP1 Wheels

– LP Big Bumper Guard with Armor

– 245/65r17 BFGoodrich KO2s

– Nameless Performance AxleBack Muffler Delete

– Nameless Performance Strut Tower Brace

– Subaru OEM 20mm Sway Bar

– Subaru OEM Side Window Deflectors

– Perrin Performance +20mm Wheel Spacers

– 20″ C-Series KC Hilites LED Light Bar

– 3″ C-Series KC Hilites LED Amber Pod Lights

– Yakima Loadwarrior Cargo Basket with extension

– 2500×2500 ARB Awning

Where do you take it/ use it for? Trips to Cincinnati to visit family, camping in VA, and other local adventures.

Memorable trips?  Taking my girlfriend and her kids camping for the first time in Sherando Lake, Lyndhurst, VA

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Make: Harley-DavidsonModel: FXDL

Year: 2016

Mileage: 28k

How long have you had your adventure-mobile ? 2 years, 4 months

Owners’s name: Kyle Defoor

What do you do? Professional Shooter/ Trainer at Defoor Proformance

Hobbies? Shooting, running, riding

Does your rig have a name? Nah

Is it a daily driver? Yes, I average about 12k a year

Modifications or add-on accessories?

Leatherpro saddlebags

Thunderheader exhaust

San Diego Custom seat

Purpose Bilt Motorcycle shift linkage and seat bolt 

Memphis Shades fairing 

Custom Cycle Engineering fork brace 

Progressive Suspension 444 rear shocks 

Ricor Intimadator front shocks 

True Track engine stabilizer

Joker Machine mini floorboards

Technic phone mount 

Where do you take it/ use it for?

I take it everywhere. It’s been ridden from CT to FL and hit most all the states in between. 

I ride it to all my jobs that are East of the Mississippi.

Memorable trips?

My bluetooth music to my helmet went away and I saw the phone hit the pavement in the middle of the left lane, the lifeproof case shattered and then an 18 wheeler straddled it and the wind launched it about 3-4 feet in the air and a pickup truck hit it with it grill………by this time I’d got to the shoulder and was riding up the shoulder against traffic……I don’t carry a laptop on motorcycle trips so it was important to try and retrieve the phone……as I got closer my music came Back on in my helmet so now I had to get it cause it still worked…….I cheated some serious death running into I95 and grabbing it but it worked, the camera lens was broke and the phone was literally bent…….i kept that iphone for another year……..if you scroll back on my IG you can see pics of it !

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Make: Land Rover
Model: Series 2A 109 Station Wagon
Year: 1967
Mileage: Never enough!
How long have you had your adventure-mobile? 6 years
Owners’s name: Daniel Mota Veiga
What do you do? Industrial Designer
Hobbies? Traveling, Motorcycle riding and Working on the Land Rover.

Does your rig have a name? Arthur

Is it a daily driver? No. But I drive it very often!

Modifications or add-on accessories? Brownchurch Expedition Roofrack, parabolic suspension, bottle opener, other than that is pretty much original. It is a full home made rebuild!

Where do you take it/ use it for? camping trips, driving to work, going surfing, weddings, any excuse is good to drive it!

Memorable trips? The most memorable was the first trip that took place when I bought the Landy in February 2010.

I purchased it sight unseen from a gentleman in Syracuse, NY, flew there to pick it up and drove it to Chicago where I lived at the time through a really nasty mid western winter blizzard. The cars floor boards were so rusted away that I could see the road and the heater was no match for the freezing draft.

I drove all those miles in my snow board clothing to stay warm, the car was slipping and sliding all over the place with its worn out 13 year old tires but it was a great memorable trip.

I had finally bought my dream car.
After that trip, I took it apart completely and proceeded to restore it by myself. The journey hasn’t been boring since then.
Now Arthur is ready for some new adventures!

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Make: Subaru

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Make:Ford

Model: F250

Year: 2014

Mileage: 24k

How long have you had your adventure-mobile ? Got it on New Year’s eve, 2013, and it took about 6 months to build it out.

Owners’s name: Ed Cleary

What do you do? Software

Hobbies? Surfing, a little grappling, and coaching my kids

Does your rig have a name? My boys started calling it “Baja Betty” and that stuck.

Is it a daily driver? Nope, I have an all electric Fiat 500e. I’m the social proof people drive

differently around you based on what you’re driving……

Modifications or add-on accessories? At some point, there’s just too many to list, but the “can’t live without thems,” are:

– ARB Truck-top tent: (I’m convinced, however, one factory makes them for every company you’ve seen) with some memory foam tossed in there.

– ARB Fridge: you can’t place enough value on cold, fresh, dry food a few days in.

– 22 gallon fresh water tank.

– Air System (compressors, tanks, fill hose, etc..) airing down is a lifesaver for Baja washboard.

– Good suspension system. No need for all the details, but speed and comfort for 10+ hours on Baja roads is a must.

– Entertainment system. Same reason, you’ve got to have good music, and the occasion video for the kids (both going on at the same time) while you click away the miles.

– Solar, Deep cycle batteries, and an inverter: We can run everything for days just on a small fold out panel, that includes a kettle for coffee, soup, whatever.

It would be a mistake not to mention Skip at StreetNoyz San Diego who’s an artist with everything from the electronics, to completely custom build-outs for our water tanks, air system, fridge set up…… really anything you can dream up.

Where do you take it/ use it for? Mostly all over Baja, but we do the mountains and deserts around CA too. Typically head towards a cold beer and warm water, however……

Memorable trips? Hard not to say all of them. Really no replacing spending time with your wife and kids in some simple, quite, relaxed spot off the beaten path.

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Make: Volkswagen

Model: Vanagon Syncro
Year: 1986
Mileage: 160,000 on body / 12,000 on engine/gearbox

How long have you had your adventure-mobile? We’ve had our Syncro since September of 2015. She’s been our home since September 2016.

Owners’s name: Jessica and Jorge Gonzalez

What do you do? We are designers. We design websites, apps, logos, and print materials. We typically work with Ad Agencies in NYC on client projects that require our skill set.

Hobbies? Jessica’s hobby is to illustrate insects and plants. She also loves reading dystopian novels with kick ass heroines.

Jorge’s hobbies are to shoot photos/video and read boring books.

For more about us: https://liveworkwander.com/our-journey/

Does your rig have a name? We named our Syncro Ripley after Lieutenant First Class Ellen Louise Ripley of the Starfreighter Nostromo from the Alien movie franchise. Ripley is a fighter, a heroine, she never quits, and she’s motherly and caring. Those are all characteristics we want in a van.

Is it a daily driver? Our Syncro is our home. We live full time in Ripley. She is our office, our kitchen, our garage, our bedroom, our daily driver, and our refuge. It’s remarkable how such a small space can feel so much like home.

Modifications or add-on accessories? 

Engine: VW 1.9L PD BVK TDi

Rear Bumper: Custom aluminum rear bumper with integrated swing arms for fuel, water and spare tire

Modified rear trailing arms for larger tires

Modified under floor storage for tools and spare parts

2 x 100w Solar Panels / 200AH Lithium Deep Cycle Batteries

ARB Twin Air Compressor

KC HiLites Gravity Pro 6 Light Bar

Porsche 930 Axles / Adjustable Fox Shocks / Maas Trailmaster springs

for more on Ripley: https://liveworkwander.com/ripley-the-syncro/

Where do you take it/ use it for? We take her anywhere she’ll take us. We live full time on the road and because she’s our home we have to be a little more careful about what trails we go on so as not to compromise her mechanically or functionally. But typically we stay on BLM Land or in National Forests. There are so many trails out there to explore and conquer that we have no shortage of potential upcoming adventures.

Memorable trips? We took Ripley down to Baja California, Mexico for a month and she performed admirably until the day we set off to leave the peninsula back to the US. We couldn’t have been happier having a rig like our Syncro in Baja. Having a home on wheels that can do what a Syncro can do makes living off the grid that much more exciting and memorable.

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Make: Toyota

Model: Custom, by Toyota, HJ47 Landcruiser Crew Cab Pickup

Year: 1983

Mileage: Unsure, swapped out USA spec Odometer

How long have you had your adventure-mobile? About 4 years

Owners’s name: Elias Fedorowski

What do you do? Software Engineering, Tinkerer

Hobbies: Knifemaking; Overlanding

Does your rig have a name? I guess sometimes I call it Beastie, or One Lonely Beastie, partial homage to MCA.

Is it a daily driver? No. It’s one of 2 dedicated adventure vehicles I own.

Modifications or add-on accessories? The entire rig is custom. It was one of three custom HJ47s built at the factory for Toyota executives to tour Australian mining operations. Many more items to be added. Currently the rack, roof top tent and some internal workings are modified. Exterior protection, winch, on board air, full kitchen to come!

Where do you take it/ use it for? Multi day overlanding adventures is the primary use case. Preferably off the grid treks with friends and family.

Memorable trips? We did a trip to Moab a couple of years ago. The cruiser is not a speed demon so we drove in shifts both ways, 24 hours straight there, and another 24 hours straight back. Black Rock Desert in Northern Nevada was a fun place to tool around in the cruiser.

All Photos by Chris Van Loan Photography.

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