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Finance
One amount, one lender network: the vehicle and everything bolted to it, financed together.
Every figure on this page is an example the shop sets. Nothing here is an offer of credit.
How it works
A built rig is not a stock vehicle with accessories on it, and the finance side works differently because of that. Here is the whole sequence, including the part we do not do.
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Send the short form on this page. It asks what you are financing, your budget and your timeframe. No Social Security number, no date of birth and no income figures at this stage.
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We put the rig in front of lenders who finance outfitted vehicles. They read the vehicle and the build as one amount on one term, rather than a vehicle plus a pile of parts.
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You complete the lender’s own application with them and sign it with them — we never hold it. When it clears, the rig leaves with its build sheet and its install record.
Start a pre-qualificationThe build
To a lender, a base vehicle and a finished rig are two different objects. A conventional vehicle loan covers what is on the factory invoice; the suspension, the armour, the power system and the sleeping setup sit outside it, and they usually end up on a card or a personal loan at a worse rate.
The lenders we work with finance the completed rig. One amount, one term, one payment — the vehicle and the build together, itemised on the same contract.
See what a build includesWhat the financed amount can include
What it cannot include: anything that is not on the invoice at delivery — a tent bought later, a trailer bought separately, fuel.
Payment calculator
Enter a price, a deposit and a term. This is arithmetic: it uses the example rate below, it does not include tax, title or fees, and it does not know what any lender will approve.
Example only. The rate shown is a placeholder the shop sets; it is not a quote, an approval or an offer of credit. Your rate and term depend on the lender, the rig and your own credit. Tax, title, registration and fees are not included.
DisclosuresPre-qualification
A short form. It is not a credit application, and nothing goes to a lender until we have spoken.
Your details go to this shop only. Nothing is sold, and nothing is passed to a lender without your say-so.
PrivacyQuestions
Yes. That is the point of the lenders we use: the vehicle and the build go on one contract, at one rate, over one term. A conventional vehicle loan will not do that, which is why a rig bought this way often carries a lower total cost than the same rig financed in two pieces.
Yes. Off-road trailers, teardrops and truck campers go through the same lenders and the same form as motorised rigs. The application asks what you are financing so the right lender sees it first.
The form on this page is not a credit application and we do not run a credit check to receive it. The lender’s own application is a credit application; they will tell you what kind of search they run before you sign anything.
Nobody on this page can tell you, and anyone who does is guessing. The figure in the calculator is an example the shop sets so the arithmetic has something to work with. Your rate comes from the lender, and depends on the rig, the term and your credit.
That is a different product — it is not a vehicle loan, and it is not arranged on this page. Talk to the shop about it, and see Outfitting & accessories for what an install involves.
Their own application, identification, proof of income and proof of insurance, in the forms they specify. We do not collect any of it and we do not hold it.
Compliance
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Every figure on this page — the example rate, the budget bands and any payment estimate — is an example the shop edits. Nothing on this page is an offer of credit, an approval, or a commitment to lend.
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