13 weeks ago

Renovated 2024 Soaring Eagle Adlar 5.0 – Adventure Ready

Selling my 2024 Soaring Eagle Adlar 5.0, fully renovated and ready for its next adventure. I’ve been using it with my Toyota Tacoma, and it works great on most mid-sized trucks. It’ll also fit full-sized trucks if you add a small platform to raise it a couple of inches (I had it on a Tundra before).

I’ve had this camper for about a year and have spent over 100 nights in it traveling across the U.S. During that time, I gutted and renovated the interior to make it way more functional, cozy, and spacious compared to the original setup. Coming from a rooftop tent, this thing feels like luxury in comparison—a total game changer.

I’ve absolutely loved this camper, but life’s moving fast, and I’m looking to buy an investment property. It’s tough to let it go, but it’s ready to hit the road and make someone else’s travel dreams come true.

Here’s What It’s Got:

Interior Renovation:
• Fresh paint and vinyl flooring.
• Custom live-edge countertop.
• Reworked layout with a bigger couch and more storage.
• Hanging storage, decorative touches, and upgraded lighting to make it feel like home.

Gear & Upgrades:
• Power: 300Ah lithium battery and a 3,000W inverter. (Will run heater + lights, phone chargers, lamp, etc for about 8-10 hours)
• Connectivity: Starlink Mini mounted on the roof for internet anywhere.
• Extras: Exterior mounting panels, recovery boards, and an electronic keypad door lock.
• Comfort: A compact fridge and a small heater that runs about 10 hours on battery (kept me warm down to 10°F).
• Access: Torklift Tailgater steps (included) that make getting in and out super easy.
• Cooling: Houghton A/C unit that works great in the small space.
• Convenience: Manual Reico jacks with quick-release brackets and a drill adapter for easy setup.

Condition:

This camper is ready to roll, but since I did most of the renovations myself, there are a couple of minor cosmetic things you might want to tweak:
• A few small paint touch-ups.
• The drawer latch on the green cabinet could use replacing.
• The trim for the upper strip lights didn’t stick well and might need redoing.

That said, it’s 90% of the way there and totally functional as-is. I’ve put over $4,000 into upgrades, so it’s already set up for extended trips. Whether you’re looking to hit the road full-time or just escape for a few weekends, this camper is dialed and ready to go.

Let me know if you have any questions!