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1994.5 F250, 7.3l IDI w/factory turbo, 5-spd manual.

It is East of Grand Marais, but over by the mouth of the Two Hearted.

Just adding some custom pinstriping to the rig.

Setting up on the shores of Lake Superior.

Got the new rear bumper mounted.

1994 F250, 7.3L IDI w/factory turbo, 5-spd.

I have one of these Buckstop bumpers on the way. The swingouts are really beefy and come with 2" receivers in them, which make them pretty modular. You can just plug-n-play with a tire carrier, and then swap it out for a bike rack or box or whatever. The swingouts also just pop off, so if you...

I believe this is what he is using: https://swapinc.com/products/dura-slat/

I love those quiet times at the end of the day.

I got the new (and by new I mean 45 years old) camper put on! I've just got a few more things to do to make it road worthy.

Doing some more Michigan UP Winter camping!

Spending some single digit temperatures quality time in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Aftermarket bumpers for winch and spare tire are a must for me personally. I go solo a lot, and when I get stuck, it's generally in such a manner that it is very difficult to use other get-unstuck methods like traction boards or bottle jacks. I need a winch, and strong attachment points. Same...

Just got back from a week up in Michigans upper peninsula, navigated fire roads to Lake Superior and took advantage of the last nice days before the big cold moves in.

If we're doing winch bumpers on OBS trucks, I can go along with that!

Nice job! It's great to repair/restore "vintage" equipment and use it as intended. I'm a big fan of the 8274. Not only does Warn still make them, but aftermarket support of them is phenomenal. Plus, I just love the way they look!

I love it up there as well! I just finished just under 300 miles of backwoods travels in the past couple weeks; all on dirt, sand, and mud.

Backwoods in Michigan's U.P. When going from point A to point B, it's all about taking the road less traveled.

Yea, this is the way I roll... Check around your local shoe stores, there are usually a plethora of Croc knockoffs (crocoffs?) available, many without the holes.