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Thanks. Just outside Lafayette. Down in Mex now.

Just a pic from Louisiana swamps....

Also packed a little heavier this year......

Dang. Almost like clockwork was pulling 10.4mpg. Now with the boxes 9.7mpg. Currently headed south.......

See if this works.... https://letgo.onelink.me/O2PG/54e67f60

Friend sent this to me $2500... I have never used Letgo? ......

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Yes, I agree. I have them hooked up temporarily, I need to lengthen and run them in a more protected manner.

They meet at the seams and are sealed/attached with 3m Marine Adhesive.

Thanks! They are not water tight, two surfboards in bags on each side. We will be able to slide them in from the rear and lock the doors, will be a lot easier than crawling over the roof to strap them down and much more secure.

Marine ply, epoxy, aluminum channel and a few cans of spray paint. Need to clean up the solar wiring, and make two doors for the rear of the boxes. We are 10’5” overhead clearance. By lifting the panels and adding the boxes we were able to gain a roof fan, another solar panel, room for two more...

Added a table with Lagun leg. Wife is making new cushion covers.

DIY roof boxes, yes... I keep going back and forth with what I am going to do,,, originally idea was XPS foam, glass and epoxy for a complete box,,, then was thinking 1/4” ply, glass and epoxy,,,, now maybe just marine ply, epoxy and aluminum skeleton, the top of the box would essentially be the...

Way south, secret spot in;) Oaxaca

No more bag showers!

Gearing up to tackle a few projects before the winter ramble: 1. Adding a swivel table 2. Another maxx fan above the bed 3. Build two plywood/epoxy boxes for surfboards and solar panel mounts(to make room for another roof fan, another solar panel and easier board storage) 4. Rear airbags

I didn’t realize your box was separate already, thought you just wanted to open up the front wall. I would think keep the box as is and open up the pass through and seal it with a rubber boot....

We built our truck to winter in Mexico/Central America. We love to explore remote stretches of coast, so the roads range from excellent highway to non existent 4lo bushwhacking......

All is good. I spoke with the manufacturer of my box before removing the bulkhead and they assured me there wouldn’t be an issue. Plenty of boxes and e-series rv running around with an open pass-thru that I would assume you wouldn’t have a problem either, but????

So good!! ??