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Like I said, it's a spectacular build and I appreciate the stylistic changes you've incorporated... I just don't want to see/hope it doesn't get destroyed - it's so unique it needs to be cherished. Thanks and I get your explanation - it makes sense when working as a team - you've clearly...

Oh - meoowww!

Agreed... I'll wait until it's done, but I'm thinking the cool factor has been attained and the overall results will be spectacular. However, respectfully, I can't help but scratch my balding noggin' on the utility factor; for example, bobbing the bed in an overlanding vehicle intended for...

LOL. So, do you prefer your crow sauteed or baked? ;)

Nice job! I really like the exterior finish - what is it?

The dismal weather gives Crowsnest a really mysterious and dramatic appearance - I'd say you lucked out. I was in AZ in May with freeze, dragonlady, fjtent, and Mike... and where were you? Better get your truck ready for next years CT4WD trip to Moab and OX13 - it will be epic!

If not me, it would have been Dave...

The Baltics knucklehead; they grow wild there. Geez...

What he said.

Nice pics Addison! Where was this at?

Awesome!

You can fit 4 cots in an RV5; add the side and front panels and you can have more than enough room for the dogs, plus it's fully screened for ventilation as a shaded room for napping children. I really like my RV2 with the panels - it's served me well in fare and foul weather.

WHOA! You dare-devil! That's 2 inches more than I thought could be safely done. You had belaying lines I hope... :rolleyes:

That's a smokin' hot deal! I'd jump on it if I didn't already have one.

Probaby a MaxTrax add. Post #135 offers the most pragmatic solution, although LAOutbackTrail can speak authoritatively on the subject.

Nice job! I know what it's like to get 2 batteries up there and you did clean work. I'll live with the limited headlight bulb access since I've only replaced them once in the 12 years I've owned the vehicle. :rolleyes:

On a completely different subject related to Teotwaki's earlier observation in post #109, would said individual's abrupt, organizationally-driven departure apply to all known relatives, too?

Awesome Ian! Here I was expecting a big wooden crate with stickers all over the sides... but shipping it in the original old truck was probably the best option for protection. That engine does sound pretty motivating - bet you can't wait to dig into the project and start swapping parts; thanks...

Funny... I've got 3 pair of sandals, a pair of slip-ons, a pair of pull-on boots, and some lace-ups. Age of some of those shoes must be between 7 to 4 years and they've worn great. Now judge his experience and my "50,000 mile" experience... that should make your brain hurt.

Like grimbo described, I keep my fridge in the back of the truck (ute - AUS), except during winter, I have the cover for it and I have a CANBACK top. It gets plenty of exposure to dust, heat, and some occasional rain (with the top up) but not an excessive amount. For the last 3 years it's been...