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Here are some photos from our trips in the Ozark National Forest in Arkansas. https://ozarkoverlandadventures.com/photos/

So that is pretty much the full build. There are few other odds and ends that I can detail later. But as of today that is the Silver Bullet.

One of my favorite upgrades has been the Mountain Hatch tailgate table insert. It is made of food grade cutting board material. Easy to clean, perfectly flat and level, and has cup holder cutouts. Great for ditching the fold out table and just using the one built into the truck. Also I haven’t...

I installed a Midland MXT275 GMRS unit a while ago but just now found a good mounting solution for the handheld mic. The unit itself is tucked away in the glovebox since all the control are on the mic. Also mounted my iPhone beside it. Since I use Gaia GPS on CarPlay I don’t have a need to mount...

A few more pics of the raised bed bars with the 23 Zero RTT mounted. As you can see the fridge slides underneath now! Clears up room in the back for my adventure dog Shadow.

The bed rack was a bit too low to fit my fridge in the bed under the tent, so we decided to raise them up just a bit. It also allowed me to mount my CO2 tank up front at a better angle. I have a bit more vertical storage space in the bed to allow stacking some things. I‘m really loving this rack...

I sold the Smittybilt tent a few weeks ago and replaced with a 23 Zero Breezeway 62.

And then, the painful but necessary process of installing the AEV snorkel.

So first I started adding some skid plates. 589 Fabrication HD Shock Skids for those low hanging shock mounts AEV Diff Skid AEV Engine Skid AEV Exhaust Skid AEV Diff Cover

This trip I realized I needed to make a few upgrades to make sure I was always protecting the important things on the truck. The air box, the engine, transmission, rear diff, and exhaust. Luckily AEV has everything I need for that.

Upgraded to AEV Crestone Dual Sport wheels in Onyx with the Onyx protection ring. And then I went and got them dirty.

Side shot before some new upgrades.

RTT setup. I wanted to keep it low for fuel efficiency and protection from low hanging limbs. Here is install day:

A few more pictures of the RTT and light bar setup.

I decided the bed tent was way too much hassle and leaked a lot. Removing everything from the bed of the truck and then setting up a tent was terrible. So I dropped some cash on a used Smittybilt Overland RTT. My Dad and I fabbed up some steel bed bars and bolted it right on top of the bed. It...