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Custom RV Built on Retired Fire Truck Chassis: Wrecked RV Body Bolted to Spartan Fire Engine

11.06.2026 17:50 1 min 1 source
BangShift.com ENG
Custom RV Built on Retired Fire Truck Chassis: Wrecked RV Body Bolted to Spartan Fire Engine
Original source: BangShift.com

A unique motorhome has been built in the US using a retired 2008 Spartan fire truck chassis with a Cummins engine. The body of a wrecked RV was bolted onto the fire truck frame. The resulting vehicle is 31 feet long and weighs 23,500 lbs. The current owners bought the already-converted rig and are gradually customizing it for travel.

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Custom RV Built on Retired Fire Truck Chassis: Wrecked RV Body Bolted to Spartan Fire Engine

11.06.2026 BangShift.com ENG Original source
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