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I've used the duplicolor spray on bedliner in a can a lot. Seems to work fine. Whatever you use, good prep is paramount.

I think I'd add some skid plates further up your list, cheap insurance on these rigs.

I did.

Don't know much about the Roamin Chariots, but I like them. Seems like a nice light weight pop up and they're from my neck of the woods.

Looks good. I think I'd take off the bumpouts on the doors, especially if they don't serve any functional purpose. That would do a lot to clean up the profile and streamline the design. I like white up top with a desert tan lower. And that wheel and tire combo is killer. Don't even have to...

I really dig your recycle/reuse theme with this build. Keep it coming.

Looking really good. Did we ever find out what the bumpouts on the doors are for?

When I first posted I guess I forgot that my wife has a '15 Forester 2.5 Touring, but I don't have much experience with it. I think she gets avg 34 mpg. I may get it in 2 years, but I'm not sure I can give up my '96....and I really like the Forester.

I don't have any experience with newer Subarus, but mine is a 96 OBW, 2.2, 5mt, 130k, mild lift, skids, General Grabbers, pulls a small trailer with the A/C on through the mountains. It never leaves me stranded and never ceases to amaze me with its off-road capabilities. Surprisingly or not...

Kinda sounds like a fun project, you seem to have the right attitude and you're having fun with it=winning Looking forward to your progress. Love these kinds of builds.

Looking really good.

Looks even better with the black rockers and fenders.

I agree, it's easy to throw a bunch of money at something. It's more difficult to come up with creative repurposing solutions to fit your needs. I love these types of builds.

I didn't click on the link, but this kind of makes it sound like the aussies are jealous of the petrol rigs in the US. Did I read that wrong? Weird.

Preparation is key to a clear mind and build. Sounds like you're getting things ready to take a methodical approach. You and your temper will appreciate it. Good luck, looking forward to your progress.

My 16 yo self is so jealous. Obviously, a great truck, but almost 30 years ago I wanted this truck sooooo bad. Great job. Those aluminum wheels are a great addition and the waxing really pops.

Oh, this is gonna be good..

When I first read your post, I figured it would come down to a civil suit based on the age and transaction. I think you are going to need a lawyer and this sounds expensive. Multiple plaintiffs accepting varying degrees of fault to reach an outcome that probably doesn't get you where you should...

Glad to hear you're ok, can't wait to see more here. Thanks.

What the hell s going on?! Where are the updates? I hope you're ok, but I need to see more of this build.