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Welcome! Been following you for years over on GJ. Excited to see how this develops. MG is a good friend, so I am a bit biased, but he's really dialing in his product. Great choice! Brad

Nice! Window frames look way better. Did you put drainholes in the battery tray?

No magic. Your rear axle was crooked on the leaf springs with the right wheel (-0.9mm out) slightly behind the left wheel (1.6mm in). Just had to loosen some bolts and shift things around a bit until they got similar readings. In this case 1.2mm evened things out pretty well. Ever see a pickup...

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Start a trip fund. $20 a week goes a long way toward offsetting gas in the future for trips. So much cheaper than a new car payment. Ok. Gotta go. Shopping for new cars. Later! J/k... ;)

Couldn't be more proud of you MG!

Sit down and look at your fuel costs per year. Then figure out what the fuel savings would be on a new more efficient vehicle. Tacomas are notoriously disappointing. Add in the cost of any financing and increased insurance premiums. I bet your van, paid off in a year not to mention, will cost...

Based on my experience with my Tacoma, if I could only use ONE product, I would go with the self adhesive Ensolite. It will dampen resonant frequencies pretty well on its own, while still absorbing road noise. My install starts on this page...

That's a good list! Can I make one suggestion tho? Stay away from the asphalt based peel and seal or sound deadener products. The way you use your van and the warm environments you are in will have that stuff all stinky and gooey in no time. Also, the asphalt based adhesives don't do well...

Keep up the good work!

Ford Transit?

Looks really good from the front! Nice.

Welcome to the pristine Jeep club! Looks awesome.

Nice to see you again MG! Thx for visiting the swamplands... Big stuff for you on the horizon.

Nice!

I think your lines are off. Here's the orientation on VANdiana. Note where the lines are in relation to the ribs on the floor above.

Be careful stepping out when wearing shorts! Like you, I thought grip tape on sliders was a good idea, but the first time I slide out wearing shorts left a fair amount of skin from my hamstring on said tape... Looks good though!

Happy New Year!

Looks fully deployed to me Scott. Tent is coming off the passenger side of the Jeep. Awning is driver's side and back.

Hard to tell online, but that looks more like Ranger Green than OD Green. RG, btw, is preferred nowadays in the tactical community.