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Neat trip! Thanks for sharing.

K.I.S.S. Nice job!

Now this is an interesting look for your Jeep...

More detailed pics of my pole as you requested. Keep in mind the shaft is not fully extended. Picture of my pole from the rear... Picture of my pole from the front... Note: the bracket has an M8 bolt, light bracket, spring washer, M8 nut, modified (threaded portion cut off) pole collar...

Yeah, that right there would crank up the sophistication a notch or two. LOL

******! Chrome gas cap cover!? The other infractions are tolerable but this is the most egregious of violations Bill. I'm so disappointed.

Uh... thank you? Roger - tomorrow... stay tuned!

Kurt summed it up concisely - I have nothing more to add.

Oh, now that's pretty darn nice. I usually collect different range bags and what not to organize my gear. That looks pretty flippin' sweet and could replace them all. Can you put "tactical" or "extreme" in the description, too? ;)

Please Kurt, let's not let fact confuse perception.

This looks outstanding! You did a terrific job and could probably market these overhead consoles. I agree with you... wrapping the surface with batting and then covering the wood with a fabric material like the headliner, cordura, or vinyl will soften it's appearance and mask any imperfections...

^ Agreed! Nice job. Build and market that console and you could start a new industry for yourself.

Really? Cool! I like it and use it more than I thought I would; next I want to extend the wiring so I can switch it in the cab too. Let me know and I'll swing by so you can check it out. Be sure to mention it to IPOR - they can give me a call.

I'm not skilled enough to take night picks with my PAS camera, but 1350 lumen, whatever that means. To put it in plain terms Mike, it's been observed about the light in operation, "that's freakin' bright," "retina-searing," "hey, turn off that light - it hurts my eyes," and, "that's so bright...

Part IV. Narrative Instructions: The painter's pole was disassembled; the cast metal threaded roller post was removed from the aluminum shaft by its 2 screws; the screw post was cut at the collar removing the threads and discarded. This left a platform for the light bracket and revealed a...

Part III. Painter's Extension Pole from Lowe's; fiberglass handle and extruded aluminum shaft; extendable from 2-4 feet. Discarded automobile coiled cable cell phone charger. Stainless steel M-8 nuts, bolts, washers, lock washer, spring washer. Electrical shrink wrap. Automotive brake...

Part II. Major Components: From another thread on this forum I learned of these lights from DDM tuning - http://www.ddmtuning.com/Product-Categories/LED-Bulbs-Lights/Truck-Trailer I selected this Hi Power 116mm Round Off-Road Flood Light which uses 6 x 3W Hi Power LED bulbs with a 1350...

Part I. Inspired by other threads from this forum we built a light for the rear bumper swing-out tire carrier for my Tacoma that's been working flawlessly for the last 9 months of travel and use this past season. Special thanks to Iron Pig Off Road and Vince (Skrewball) whose skill translates...

Looks good. Something about the wheels looks familiar though...

Less web-surfing and more trailer building, okay?