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had some fun this past weekend... DSC_6923 by Mike, on Flickr DSC_6932 by Mike, on Flickr

so, this happened on my way to my shooting spot....ended up removing them

DSC_6923 by Mike, on Flickr

i got the idea from a Jeep WJ, made a hi-lift mount with hardware i had laying around.

replaced my horrible rear shocks with the KYB's installed a B&M cooler also, i took it to work one day and started to pull to the right when braking. replaced the caliper on that side... ....bled the brakes but that did not fix the problem. ended up taking it to a mechanic and he said...

can't take credit for building, but here is my storage/sleeping platform. found it on craigslist, couldn't pass it up. came with a subwoofer/amp, but i removed it and will probably sell them. middle storage compartment this section rests on the seats flipped down and a center...

Beautiful! here you go posting photos of where i should of been last week, but had to cancel the trip :(

Georgia Mtns. DSC_6603 by Mike, on Flickr Ocala National Forest, Florida DSC_5662 by Mike, on Flickr Couer d' alene, ID DSC_3896 by Mike, on Flickr Cataldo, ID DSC_3764 by Mike, on Flickr South Dakota DSC_2694 by Mike, on Flickr

it's good for now, but i do want to change how the slanted part sits/mounts. the only support it has are the flip down seats and a middle piece of wood. previously i had the rear seats removed for extra storage space, since i rarely have more than one passenger. i go on day trips more so than...

Thanks for all the advice. Bought it last night for his asking price. Feels very solid, drawers sometimes get stuck, but a nice tug they will come out. Turned out to be someone i wheeled with, when i had my Jeep, 1.5 yrs ago, so that was pretty cool. Here are pics i took today: With sub...

Nebraska DSC_2558 by Mike, on Flickr DSC_2579 by Mike, on Flickr Florida HDR Skeleten by Mike, on Flickr DSC_1059 by Mike, on Flickr

Old Building by Mike, on Flickr Ocala National Forest, FL IMG_3910 by Mike, on Flickr

my picture, not my rig DSC_6 by Mike, on Flickr

nice work rayra! i'll be looking at it this evening and buy it, if it looks solid.

great info Herbie, thanks.

thanks, did not know this. what is the recommended wood to use?