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Word of warning about skateboard tape... if you wear shorts, expect to take skin off your hamstrings when you slide out. Been there, done that.

^^^You meant to say between the long side of the D60 tube and tierod, not tracbar.

Not a fan of the format either. But, I am old and resistant to change...

Open the hood and check either end of the windshield well. Look for a flapper style drain (like a rubber trap door) and stick your fingers in to check for pine needles and debris. My old ‘07 Chevy 2500HD leaked as you are describing and it turned out that the drain tubes were blocked at the...

Well, looks like it’s time for some Crystal Skulls...

Wow Scott! From fully built JKU to 5th wheel... Big changes! Hope all is well. Brad

Just popped up near Seattle. EB cargo V10 bubble roof 115k miles https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/d/2003-ford-350-cargo-extended/6534937226.html

Are you planning on doing any type of bedliner?

Nothing that a little gasket foam wouln’t take care of I’d think.

For sure!

I’d flip it up at the back so you have space to stand near the door for putting on boots and jackets and stuff, as well as, not having to crouch as you go in and out.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F232554752325 I put a stock kit in mine. Sometimes you can find OEM takeouts for a bit cheaper, but I didn’t see any this time around. Not sure how much Rattletrap you have left, but if you’re flush, double up on...

I would love a worn leather jacket look. Think Indiana Jones...

Are you planning on a color change inside?

Nice work! A good sense of humor goes a long way on these big projects...

That thing is such a beast. Sounds great!

Are you going to paint your new gas tank? Also, did moving your shackle hangers shift the axle placement in your wheel well at all?

Nice! In regards to the FatMat... the van needs to be warm and dry. Any condensation on the sheet metal will prevent good adhesion. I used a heat gun to carefully warm the mat when working it into the contours. Just be careful not to overheat it or the foil will separate from the asphalt...

Here’s the build thread you were asking about. http://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/153444-(Another)-Forest-Living-Suburban-Build-Thread

Not talking about the diffs, just the unit bearings, knuckles and control arms. 9.25” front housing can be shoehorned. Thinking 6-lug vs. 8-lug wheels when using an H2 rear.