Custom 4x4 vans, diesel conversions, chassis swaps and fabrication built around proven mechanical systems — not disposable complexity.
Discuss your build →See actual buildsAlpine Off Road is a small family-run shop focused on rugged, mechanically straightforward vehicles. The philosophy is simple: keep the body style and character you want, then build in the strength, drivability and capability you need.
That can mean a Cummins-powered 4x4 van, an older pickup on a newer chassis, or a completely custom combination that most shops would rather not touch.
Alpine Off Road specializes in builds that conventional shops tend to avoid: combining the body you want with the drivetrain, chassis and capability you actually need.
Ford E-series and other custom van conversions designed for travel, remote work, hunting, camping and serious backcountry use.
12-valve and 24-valve Cummins conversions, transmission options and simplified powertrains built for long-term serviceability.
Classic Ford, Chevy and Dodge bodies adapted to newer Super Duty chassis for stronger axles, improved suspension and better road manners.
Bumpers, racks, mounts, suspension integration and the one-off details that turn a collection of parts into a finished vehicle.
Like an older body style but want stronger axles, better suspension or a different drivetrain? Alpine builds around that idea rather than forcing you into a new-truck template.
Start a conversation →Bring the van or truck you love, or define the body and use case you want to build around.
4x4 system, chassis, axles, suspension, engine and transmission are selected around the job the vehicle needs to do.
Mounts, driveline, controls, bumpers, racks and supporting systems are built into one cohesive package.
Instrumentation, interior and final details can be tailored to make the finished vehicle feel intentional — not cobbled together.
These are the kinds of vehicles Alpine builds: useful, distinctive and engineered to do more than look good in a parking lot.
A look at Alpine Off Road projects in the shop, on the trail and out doing what they were built to do.
Tell Alpine what you have, what you want it to do, and how far you want to take the build.
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