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Very low profile. So much more to do! But there is light at the end of the tunnel!

Fabrication is done! Been cutting and drilling like crazy! I decided to drill holes in the sides instead of completely opening then up so I can pile gear along the outside Mid shelf will have a hing along the front to gain access below Top shelf complete went with 3 slides to...

Amazing craftsmanship! That takes the JK to another level! Well done!

Still a lot of fine tuning to do. Then I am planning on going crazy with a hole saw and cut out as much weight as possible. So far I am very happy with how it is turning out. Very low profile and the weight was not to bad for what it is. Still have a couple more tricks I want to try, stay tuned!

I am looking for some aluminum or plastic mesh to go around the shelf to keep stuff from falling out. Any ideas would be great!

Now for my favorite idea! The whole top is going to be a sliding shelf! I hate having to dig threw piles of gear to get the one thing you need and of course it’s always on the bottom!

I made a lot of progress on the rear compartment yesterday! I went with 24” roller bearing slides and made 3 drawers. 8”,6” and a 3” the fridge slide is 31” so I put a shelf and a couple openings behind the drawers.

Got a chance to get some work done today! mostly on the "basement drawer" I decided to open the bottom and front to have access to more storage! Thats it for today!

Now time for the main box for the fridge and drawers. There is going to be 2-3 drawers on the right side, then I am going to build a pullout shelf across the top! So I decided to redo the front box and made it square. My thinking is like a basement in an RV, I am planning on making...

Project JKURV Is underway! Going to replace my old drawer system and remove the back seat along with anything else that I can do to shed weight. Then build a custom storage system using birch plywood and then fiberglass the whole thing. If all goes well I may make molds then build the entire...

Out for a short weekend, Wow we love this thing! It still is amazing to me how we can take this mini motorhome almost anywhere and be so comfortable!

Wow that sucks... I searched a bunch of suppliers for that part and they are the only oneI found.

Ok here are some more pictures of my ladder setup. Sense I had a couple extra clips I found a carabiner that fits in the slot perfect. We use them to hang stuff from the other side like toiletries and shoe bags

When I ordered them they came as set, They don't show both pieces in the pictures but thats what I got. I needed the hardware to bolt it to the top and ladder but that was no big deal to get! I will try to get some pictures tomorrow!

Sense I am a boat guy I found a quick release for a binimi top. Here is the link. there is a little puck that you bolt to the top and then I attached the quick release assembly to the ladder. Here is a link to the part...

Okay I better throw in my set up! we have a J30 fridge and all the stuff. looking at all the options I looked outside of the box a little bit and found the ORO Airock suspension system. http://offroadonly.com/airock/ This is a full suspension system that utilizes air springs, engine driven...

We have a telescoping ladder and I have brackets on both sides, it works so well we never use the hatches anymore!

Just a summer day trip with the J30 removed and soft top!

What timing! I have been considering the exact same thing! I like the idea of using exhaust for a heat source sense it would heat up very quickly. My thoughts are sanding the exhaust to clean it and then wind copper tubing around it and then try and solder it to the exhaust. IF it will bond it...

Mine is a early one (gen 1) and the front is bolted threw the top by the hinges, kind of a pain. We are waiting for John to build a gen 3 for the new JL and JK... Then maybe upgrade!