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Same as above. Great thread. Thanks for updating us.

Fantastic stuff! Glad to see you are putting all that hard work to use. I understand your point about posting location details. It's a terrible shame for what inconsiderate slobs we humans can be.

Fantastic job man! Now go use it.

Sorry. No help with the adhesive here. I'm very interested in the fabric though. I don't suppose you have the dimensions handy for your application. I'm sure your truck would be the only one to need that exact size but for someone like me it would give a rough estimate for sourcing materials...

Quite ingenious using the plywood for dining. I love that. Enough said. The splitting plywood I have dealt with too. Usually for me problem is the wood hasn't cured enough before going into the ply process in the first place. In the states we call this Chinese ply. Because generally it is. It's...

Still enjoying this thread immensely. Good work! I wonder if wooden slats wouldn't do the job of the plywood and yet save a bit of weight. I'm thinking like Ikea design here. I imagine you would need to strengthen the end slat (where you climb in and out from) but otherwise some evenly spaced...

Years ago, I had relined a hardtop interior with 1/2" closed cell foam and craft fabric wool. The noise and heat insulation were pretty good but unfortunately the glue did not last more than a few years. Not sure if the foam expanded/contracted at different rates than the hard top or if the glue...

As long as they are aluminum rivets, you should be able to drill them out from the top side without any damage. If it were me, I'd figure that would be a bit easier than grinding. Great build! I'm watching with great enthusiasm. Taking notes while I'm at it too. Best wishes for your partner's...

Have a good trip Jim! I think we know what won't go wrong on this trip. Fingers crossed.