Ford Transit Conversion by Explorer Van Company
Shop Explorer Trail Boss Conversion Vans
Compare Ford Transit Explorer Trail Boss conversion vans available through Dave Arbogast in Troy, Ohio, with nationwide delivery available. Current examples combine an AWD Transit platform with passenger-focused conversion equipment and adventure-styled exterior components.
Every Trail Boss is VIN-specific. Review its model year, Transit configuration, passenger capacity, roof, drivetrain, lift-related equipment, interior features, photographs, price, coverage and availability.
What Is an Explorer Trail Boss Van?
Explorer Van Company completes the Trail Boss as an adventure-styled passenger conversion on an underlying Ford Transit. Depending on the build, it may combine AWD with a raised roof, exterior-access equipment, upgraded passenger seating, rear climate control, entertainment and other conversion features.
Explorer identifies the conversion manufacturer, and Trail Boss identifies its package. This van is separate from Chevrolet pickup-truck trims that use the Trail Boss name.
What Should You Compare on an Explorer Trail Boss?
Ford Transit Platform
Confirm model year, Transit series, body length, roof, engine, AWD system, ratings and factory equipment.
Trail Boss Conversion
Review the Explorer package, floor plan, build documentation, lift-related components and installed options.
Seating and Capacity
Confirm installed seats, restraint positions, aisle and door access, seat movement and completed passenger capacity.
Roof and Clearance
Measure completed height, length, width and openings, including any roof rack, ladder, steps or exterior equipment.
Passenger Equipment
Test climate controls, seating functions, lighting, displays, audio, outlets, charging and powered components.
Tires and Running Gear
Verify wheels, tires, suspension or lift equipment, alignment, load ratings and towing equipment on the exact van.
AWD, Lift and Ground-Clearance Considerations
Current Trail Boss examples use Ford Transit AWD platforms and may include lift or body-leveling equipment. Verify the exact drivetrain and conversion components on the VIN because inventory and specifications can change.
AWD may improve traction during appropriate road and weather conditions, but it does not guarantee off-road capability. Vehicle length, height, weight, tires, ground clearance and overhangs still affect where the completed van can safely travel.
Confirm clearance, tire ratings, alignment, payload and towing information before carrying equipment or connecting a trailer. The completed-vehicle labels and VIN-specific documentation control.
Choose a Trail Boss for the Way You Travel
Family and Group Travel
Compare passenger comfort, restraint positions, luggage capacity, entertainment and access for the people traveling.
Outdoor-Activity Transport
Measure equipment, storage and openings, and confirm that loaded items can be secured without obstructing passengers or exits.
Business and Event Use
Evaluate presentation, seating, passenger amenities, connectivity, cargo needs and applicable commercial requirements.
Passenger Seating, Storage and Daily Access
Current examples may be described as nine-passenger vans, but capacity varies by completed build. Confirm installed seats and restraint positions on the capacity label, then compare aisle space, door access and seat movement.
Measure luggage and activity equipment against the usable storage and openings. Include roof-mounted equipment when checking garage, parking, drive-through and route clearance.
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All Explorer Conversion Vans
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New Conversion Vans
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Used Conversion Vans
Compare pre-owned conversions by builder, mileage, equipment, history and condition.
How Much Does an Explorer Trail Boss Cost?
There is no fixed price for every Trail Boss. Pricing depends on the underlying Transit, model year, new or used condition, mileage when applicable, drivetrain, body and roof configuration, passenger layout and installed Explorer equipment.
Use the VIN-specific listing for the current advertised price. Include financing terms, taxes, fees, trade value and any delivery cost when comparing the total transaction.
Financing, Trade-Ins and Nationwide Delivery
Financing options are available for qualified buyers, and trade-ins are accepted. Nationwide delivery is available; contact Dave Arbogast to confirm the van and discuss timing, cost, documentation and purchase requirements.
Explorer Trail Boss: Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Explorer Trail Boss conversion van?
The Trail Boss is an adventure-styled passenger conversion completed by Explorer Van Company on a Ford Transit platform. Its seating, roof, lift-related equipment, drivetrain and interior features vary by model year and VIN.
Is an Explorer Trail Boss the same as a Chevrolet Trail Boss truck?
No. On this page, Trail Boss identifies an Explorer Van Company conversion package built on a Ford Transit. It is separate from Chevrolet pickup-truck trims that use the same words.
Does the Explorer Trail Boss have all-wheel drive?
Current Dave Arbogast examples use Ford Transit AWD platforms, but drivetrain must be confirmed on the VIN-specific listing. AWD can improve traction in appropriate conditions but does not replace careful driving or guarantee off-road capability.
How many passengers can an Explorer Trail Boss carry?
Current examples may be configured for nine passengers, but capacity depends on the completed floor plan, installed seats and restraint positions. Confirm the completed-vehicle capacity label for the exact VIN.
What exterior equipment may be included on a Trail Boss van?
Depending on the exact build, equipment may include a raised roof, running boards, a side ladder, roof rack or lift-related components. Verify every component and the completed dimensions on the individual listing.
Can I buy a new or used Explorer Trail Boss van?
Availability may include new and pre-owned Trail Boss conversions. Compare warranty information, mileage, condition, service history, conversion documentation and installed equipment before choosing a van.
Can Dave Arbogast deliver an Explorer Trail Boss outside Ohio?
Nationwide delivery is available. Contact Dave Arbogast to confirm the van and discuss delivery availability, timing, cost, documentation and purchase requirements for the destination.
Find an Explorer Trail Boss Conversion Van
Browse current Explorer inventory or contact Dave Arbogast to ask about Trail Boss availability, AWD, passenger configurations, equipment, pricing and delivery.
