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You can message me directly and I'll provide my cell number so we can communicate. I'm located in East central Florida.

I spotted this yesterday. It's not mine, but I thought it was pretty rad.

Would be interested in seeing pics, as well.

That is a nice looking little rig. Well done.

Looking forward to the finished product. I've had 2 CJ-5's and my current trail rig is a CJ=7. Something about those CJ's just do it for me.

My DD is a 2014 Ram 1500 4X4 Hemi QC. I'm lifting it and putting on 35's with the upcoming tax check. My current trail vehicle is my 84 CJ-7 and my current project is a 1978 J10 Quadtrac with a mildly rebuilt 401. The J10 is gonna be a beast!

OK, I'll throw in my .02. I was in the exact same place you are. I needed room for 5, reasonably capable offroad, capable of handling a decent payload, and reasonably affordable as it would not be used as a daily driver. I also had some other criteria as we were planning to take the rig over the...

Im a sucker for an old Ford and even more so for a homemade rig. Ill be watching this thread for more. Thanks for sharing.

Nice rig.

Beautiful rig...and thanks for the reminder as to why I live in Florida, -25, dang.

God lookin' little truck. Another home rum for Ford?

Any updates?

Good looking rig

I had a 2003 F350 6.0 and had no problems. Traded that in on a 2006 F350 6.0 and had no problems despite working this truck very hard. However, after all of the problems by friends were having I traded the 06 in on a 2008 F350 V-10. That turned out to be a very good move as the v-10 has 110,000...

Very cool. I am enjoying following the build of this very cool rig.

Your van sounds awesome - what potential. I have never had any problems with Raybestos rotors. In fact, I just replaced mine last month, but I understand the desire for performance - I have Baer slotted cross drilled rotors on my sports car and the performance is amazing - I play in local PCA...

I live in east central Florida and everyone here in the fishing industries use Yeti. It will be the last cooler you ever buy.

I live in east central Florida on Mosquito Lagoon (guess how it got its name) and the first step is to reduce the amount of skin exposed (should be doing this for sun protection anyway). The second step is Ultrathon by 3m. The third step is a Thermacell in a personal holster - these really work...

I am loving this build. Can't wait for the next update. Can you give some info as to how to get those security visors?

In the words of my youth - so rad! I'm green with envy and happy for you at the same time. I live in Florida now, but grew up in Muncie - both soooo flat. We have killer mud here, but no vertical topography - so cool.