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Cool pics. I've stayed at a family friends house in PC several times. Right on the peninsula on Sunset dr. Nice area (y) As far as rear bumpers are concerned Ive seen some GMT4/800 guys weld in a tire carrier spindle at one end of the bumper and brace it underneath. I'll see if I can find a...

A quality mattress is such a necessary item. Everything looks good (y)

More pics. Also replaced the rear wall support. I wanted a lip on the top to support the bed platform better so I had another piece formed up New vid is up:

More progress! Bought some foam, fenders got some work, rear bumper started, made the base for the table mount, made rear shackle tabs, got the top put on the layout table, put on studs for the mud flaps and a few other things: Continued................

Incredible build (y)(y)

Here's an amazon link. This is the one I got too (y) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0060NKA1U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Nice job. Looks good. I just mounted my cooler the other day. Doing my plumbing this weekend.

Congrats on the maiden voyage (y)

Are you planning on fixing your incorrect spring hangers/shackles? Somewhat dangerous to leave them like that especially if the bushings have wear on them.

Why channel and angle instead of tube? You really should have coped the cross members to fit inside the channel side rails. What's with the two channels down the middle? Spring attachment?

No I've got the white 01 Tahoe.

I had steel wheels on mine at first too. Then decided to go back to OEM alloys painted black. Good choice (y)(y)

I want to thank the author of the trailer for a detailed story about a very interesting specimen. Now I'm considering projects for implementation.

All I can say is WOW. Looks fantastic :)

Yeah definitely better than the threaded links for sure. I like those coiled cables. I usually use weld on loops for my chains like this. You can open the gap slightly with a cut off wheel in your grinder. Thread the chains/cables on, clamp it and weld it on. Pretty permanent.

Lookin great! I usually use this style of chain with the 5/16" S hooks.

Great to see it out in the daylight (y)

I have a good 4L60E manual on my site. Feel free to download and use. I used it when I did my first 60E: http://sawtoothent.com/?page_id=533

Looking good (y)

It's going to be plug welded to the frame and it's going to have an inch of foam and fiberglass sheet laminated on top of it and vinyl tile or some sort of floor covering over that.