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My wife made up some blinds for the pop top windows they're secured with clips. Some weather stripping on all the cabinets to keep dust out.

Not between the body and the bumper . That is a rubber molding.

Installed an on-board dual battery charge system. The unit tucks in nicely on the side of the bumper. How to do a little Dremel work to get it in there but fits perfectly now. I also installed an Anti-gravity battery tracker. I think that's going to be a very handy device. Since I don't drive...

I think I missed the tire size difference. I would not do it. I think any damage that could be done would be more expensive than the cost of the proper sized tire.

I was just working that same project.

Most NMO caps screw on.

Of course. On my last trip, I had dust get into the poptop area .

I installed my Tembo Task Loadspotter Levitating fridge slide. This was in my FJ60 for many years.

True. Mark had told me the roof hold downs weren't really designed to hold the roof down securely.

I have to replace the straps the hold the roof down. The straps that hold the roof down are not very tight. I can slide my hand inside on the P/S.

Anyone else getting little holes in their canvas? These are on the passenger side by the window. I put some seam sealer on them.

Can't be that much heavier than stock other than the water tank is full.

I got the spout from gowesty.

This looks like a simple effective system . This system used UV light and a filter. http://theroadchoseme.com/diy-4x4-water-tank-pump-filtration-and-treatment

Most of the systems I've seem are in the $500.00 plus range. I know a person with the Lifesaver Expedition Jerry can but he says it is very slow at making water. The marine market seems to have many different filter/UV systems but most seem to only make water at about 15.-2 gallons per minute...

Because I'm going to use the Land Cruiser for more than just this trip.

One left.

I have a couple of Baja Burner stoves for sale in the classified section if anyone is interested.

I plan on using my truck for more than just going to Alaska.

I should change the name of the post to building my 200 Series as that is what I'm doing . It just happens our first trip will to AK in a couple of weeks.