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AFAIK, yes the later lower control arms do fit as others have done the change over. I don’t think the upper ball joint changed as none of the aftermarket upper control arms have a year breakout. They are all the the same part number. Yes, yes it is. Crazy how much you can change/fix… Jack

Same here. I’ve got mine installed, but would love to “finish” it. Jack

Thank you. Harbor Freight Titanium 170 (running 220v) with their spool gun. I find I’m welding better with it than I did with my old Miller 210. It’s been a great little welder. Jack

Here are the interior framing pictures. I used a spool gun, so my welds aren’t as clean/nice as OvrLnd’s TIG welded joints. Let me know if anyone would like anything else. Jack

Planning on doing my panels the same way. Jack

Looks like a great trip. It’ll be a bit before we get to put ours through the paces as I’m tied up with work for the next five months. Ugggg. Im at almost 223k miles. Jack

I welded everything together. I will get some additional photos later today. Jack

Thank you. I havent taken too many photos as we did the cannonball run to Flagstaff and back. Then it’s been in the garage pretty much since while building the rear wall and building out the interior. We did camp in it the first night on our way back from Flagstaff.

They made it with the standard rear hatch with my tailgate in place. I removed all of that and built the rear wall and framed out for the door. Jack

Thank you and yes. I’m going to mount fuel cans on the top of bumper between the door and taillights on either side. Jack

I haven’t done it myself, but it seems like a very challenging task. https://fr33lancefab.com/products/complete-built-spindles-2004-2006-tundra-sequoia He offers assembled versions with OEM bearings. Jack

Wrapped up a little modification to my newly purchased OvrLnd camper on my 1st gen Tundra. I ordered it with the rear hatch as I planned on removing it along with the tailgate as well. I went back and forth on whether to build my own door or just purchase one. As you can see, once I made some...

Watching. Jack

Thanks for the link. I like the looks of those. We pick our camper up next month. Jack

I ended up kinda splitting the replacement in two if you will. First one is a JK that I built to do both camping and a little rock crawling. Second one is a 2003 Dodge 2500 Cummins, that lived in a garage its whole life and had 21k miles When we picked it up two years ago. Has 48k now after...

I apologize for the loss of the pictures; I cancelled my subscription to Smugmug, so the pictures (links) disappeared with it. If there was anything specifically you were looking for, I still have all of the pictures saved. Thank you, it really was an incredible build. We still miss it to this...

Love it. Some great inspiration for others. Jack

Will do and thank you. Jack

Love the build. Definitely got some ideas for my upcoming 1GT build. I really like the rear seat delete. Planning on following your lead on that one. Jack

Agreed. Jack