For sale is a 2019 Safari Extreme, built on a 2012 BAE SD-Brazos, by Global Expedition Vehicles (GXV) in 2019. With just 26,817 miles, this purpose-built expedition rig is located in Springfield, MO and offered by a private party. The vehicle is based on a BAE SD-Brazos 4x4 chassis—a civilian model, not an ex-military truck—and is powered by a 6.7L Cummins ISB inline-six turbo diesel, factory rated at 325 horsepower and 1,015 lb-ft of torque, paired with an Allison 3700SP 7-speed automatic transmission. Designed for extreme overland travel, it features a robust composite living module, a Mastervolt electrical system with 1kW solar, a diesel generator with auto-start, Webasto diesel heat and hot water, and a fully equipped interior with premium amenities.

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• Built by Global Expedition Vehicles: GXV has a well-earned reputation for building some of the most rugged, high-quality expedition vehicles on the market. Their Safari Extreme series is designed for global overland travel, offering durability, luxury, and self-sufficiency. The composite construction provides excellent insulation and security, making it suitable for extreme climates and remote destinations.
• Heavy-Duty BAE SD-Brazos Chassis: At the heart of this build is a 6.7L Cummins ISB turbo diesel, delivering 325 hp and 1,015 lb-ft of torque. Power is sent through an Allison 3700SP 7-speed automatic transmission, with ArvinMeritor axles and parabolic multi-leaf spring suspension front and rear. The truck has 150 gallons of diesel capacity, providing exceptional range for long-haul expeditions.
• Built For Off-Grid Exploration: The Safari Extreme module is constructed with 60mm composite panels, providing superior insulation and structural integrity. It features six dual-pane Armor Vision windows, a manual awning, aluminum underbody storage boxes, a spare tire carrier with an electric hoist, and a motorcycle carrier. A roof rack with five 9-inch LED lights enhances visibility, while secondary cab door locks add security in remote locations.
• Well-Equipped for Extended Travel: Inside, the GXV boasts a queen-sized east-west bed with storage, a convertible dinette, and a full wet bath with a teak vanity and Thetford cassette toilet. The kitchen is outfitted with a Vitrifrigo two-drawer fridge/freezer, an induction cooktop, a convection/microwave oven, and a Seagull IV water purification system. Climate control is handled by a rooftop air conditioner and Webasto diesel heater, and a mini washer adds convenience for long trips.