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Just to add, as Red has stated the A3 has a wider axle, but they moved the fender out to cover the tires and in doing so it now has a larger bed opening between the wheel wells. You can lay a 4x8 sheet down flat between them, on the A2 you couldn't do that. Maybe something to think about if you...

Thanks Guys, Yeah, we built her to use and we're putting some miles on it. Headed back out West for the second annual Pig Party in June.

I'm out too, sorry, no facebook. I really wanted to watch this one.

That's sorta what we're talking about...Old Trucks, right?

Here's some finished ( for now ) pictures ...

I made a whole roof sub frame and bolted it in. It also houses different things, switches, speakers and lights.

Here you go, everything you need to know.....https://www.steelsoldiers.com/forumdisplay.php?109-5-ton-Mods-and-Hot-Rodding

Boss Hog, Here I am snooping around where I shouldn't be and BAM what do I see, :) Where did we go wrong to make you do such a thing. I thought you had enough of the pain with the 55.. All good, just poking at you. Good luck with it, she looks just fine.

Hoser, Wondering if you had a link to that pull out unit? Nice set-up.

Klakebronco, Why do you say a heat exchanger and pump, hard mounted wouldn't be practical? I've got exactly that and we love it. I have two five gal. jerries of water and my wife uses @7 gals of it with me getting 3. We get back to camp after trail riding or exploring and stick the hose in a...

How about a 71 FJ55, always working on something..

I know your question wasn't about 4wd, but I'd be looking at an older 4wd truck, etc. and not worry about the small difference in fuel mileage. You'll be a lot happier when trying to explore the back roads. High ground clearance and 4wd will take you trough all the back roads.

Do everything you said in your first post and then add a tracking devise.

Here's my hood, punched louvers, sorry for the bad pictures, all I could find.

I'm not getting the French press, swiss moca group. Wasn't the Op asking about a percolator. I'm sure there's a Starbucks thread on here somewhere. I just bought some of these filters for a percolator, trying them out next...

My Puma is in the back and out of the way in my 55. Air line is plumbed to exit the back for the air hose. It also runs front and back air lockers. Seems to work good for me.

Very nice! Good job on picking the color, that always seems to be the hardest part.

That's what I was thinking. Hope your Dad is getting some paid vacation, too! :)

Hello Panderiv, I spray chain and cable lubricant on my cables. Use the whole can and let soak in and drip. I believe you can go with a longer syn. line over cable, but you might have to go with a different fairlead. here's a link to a group of guys with just...