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great work, as always. (y)

isn't this their heavy duty rear spring option CS-DFSP-03-D-HD - 2" rear lift maintains slight rear-hight stance with Carli 3" Systems - Softens initial spring rate at ride height - Minimizes axle wrap/wheel hop - Designed for those with 1,500lbs. in bed at all times - Capable of 15" of...

looks like a great build, and Atlanta based as well.

Besides how to get in the camper, and I do tend to agree, in front of the tire seems like it should be a great place for the door and step. There may be another issue is the structure of the camper would not be as secure with the door at a corner, vs middle panel. Not totally sure. The off...

I built my own bed, wanted the center 4x8 section as low as possible. I then went through a couple iterations of what to do with the fender flares and boxes. This is as it currently sits, not quite a service bed, but the thread was kind of heading this direction. I plan on extra gerry cans...

amazing work, as usual.

looks great, a bit jealous :)

there is always Bahn, https://www.bahncamperworks.com

new OEM, or aftermarket. Been looking for my 04.5 as well.

ive had them for years, on the dodge Yukon and Synergy make the conversion kits as well. Might be worth a look.

overall great vehicle choices, I have very similar cars, jeeps and trucks. great that you can get out to all the places and use them as well, mine just start at me as I work

I have not heard any one mention Lorenz for quite some time. I was an early adopter as well, still have most of the suspension on my truck.

Interested

Overflow from filling up. Tube from the fill area to outside the compartment. Hope it never happens. Lot$$$$ of reasons keep me from a new truck. Mine only has a bit over 100K on it and is dong well.

that rear suspension setup makes me want to change out my 04 dodge for a new C&C. But will probably keep mu pre DEF truck and run it till im done driving. Might want a drain hole and tube in your filler setup, just incase... oh, great work

ive had the long bed since 04. Yes a bit long, but you can put about anything you want in the bed, they ride better, and are just cool. I prefer the long beds for everything but a daily driver in the city. JMHO.

I honestly don't mind the chin. It gives me a place to stand or kneel while working in the engine compartment. I have a Buckstop bumper on my 05. I think I have had it on there since 06 or so. Don't recall when I picked it up used way back when and put a warn 16.5K in it right away. Just...

interesting comments, your mileage may vary in practice use. I just went to their web site, mile marker's, and looked at the instructions. Looks like the same two levers that have 4 positions that they can be in. Plus the in out switch. Same winch I had and for some reason the morse code...

curious to see what you do. I still like my backstop bumper though.

I had one years ago, it came on a jeep I bought. IMHO it was great to recover someone else, but not great for self recovery. Trying to get someone else to run it was always an issue when I was stuck in seat and needed someone else to move the levers.