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nice and simple. I like it!

Like all the other GM guys, I'm really excited to see where this is going! BTW, I'm liking those steps...

I'm sure he does as I just bought the swivel a few months ago. I didn't go with the swivel from Discountvantruck as I've heard they aren't the best quality and need some modification to work properly.

this looks familiar... (not mine) http://boulder.craigslist.org/cto/5678682904.html

Wow, your website is incredible. I wish I had the talent for that. nicely done! I look forward to seeing your progress.

yup, Midland tunnels. BV is a great area

Things are happening!! Installed Traxda lift over the last few days. My wife was out of town so it was nice to take my time and work on a little bit at a time each evening. While I was at it, I rattle canned the wheels flat black. makes a HUGE difference! Half way done I still need to...

I know where that is!

I don't have 4x4 but the price of my AWD Express was more than KBB. I tried explaining that my price was the going rate for an AWD van but I ended up getting gap coverage from the credit union.

Man, it's been a busy few months! Finally had some free time and took care of some more insulation. Dynamat, Thinsulate and Reflectix All done here Rear is pretty much done and I laid out tape for where the benches will go. About 24" wide each. the drivers side bench will have a taper due...

that's good to know! I was gonna stay away from bumpers due to weight concerns but this might make me reconsider

That's a really good point! I still think a little more updating could've helped.

This thread has a TON of info for full size GM vans http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/137390-GM-fullsize-AWD-Van-Info-thread

This is disappointing. All other manufacturers have updated their vans but GM is sticking with a 20 y/o design.

Ahh! I see what you're saying now! At 1st I was wondering what the big deal was.

Haven't removed it but I did pull off paneling to insulate my van. It doesn't look like its too difficult to rip out. removing the jack mount on the passenger side was more complicated I'm guessing.

That looks awesome!

These videos are obnoxious, but its not so bad if you mute them :) In spite of the irritation, theres some good info to be had. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I48R4tB-cys

Yeah, it doesn't look like there a lot of space under the driver side for the same sort of swivel set up.

I installed a passenger seat swivel, made by member Johny5. It wasn't quite a straight bolt on operation. I had to do a little modification to include cutting down the bracket that held the seat belt and getting some spacers and longer bolts for the front due to a curvature in the swivel mount...