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:lurk: What brand of topper? Looking forward to more details.

Whoa...Bill got himself a bumper since the last time I saw him. Nice! Looks like a great time was had by all. I still love that burble from the 8.1 as it just cruises on up whatever it meets. :sombrero: p.s. My vote for the rear diff fix is the return to "dino" gear oil. I know, it doesn't make...

Coleman Ultimate Extreme. Mixture of block and cubes and perhaps just a bit of dry ice for the long run. I use a quilted furniture pad to cover it for extra insulation. Next step up will require multiple C-notes. :sombrero:

:clapsmile Looks like a great time; now on my list. Thanks for the report.

How dare that pole just jumping out and getting in the way. Perhaps a backup camera and rear collision warning like your Tahoe? he he:costumed-smiley-007 Because that has never happened to me! LOL The best part is that you could "press" your step bumper back into shape...unlike the flimsy sheet...

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My ARB came with shackle mounts that are an integral bolt-on where the bumper attaches to the frame. Not as beefy..or "purty"...as yours, but they were available for my model. :sombrero:

How do you like the Redhead steering box? I also have the BD brace but the I think a new box is in order.

Will be watching your bumper build. :sombrero:

Spotted you today on Santa Rosa Rd. and Adolfo in Camarillo. Good looking truck. :sombrero:

Thanks for the report and as said, awesome pics. DVNP is indeed a great place, one I never tire of returning to. :sombrero:

My wife just had to throw cold water on me...:sombrero: And no, you're not crazy.

Looking good. I'm sure you'll have given that panel a workout and have it dialed in by the time we see you in Mormon lake. :sombrero:

We have a cabin in GVL that survived the fire in '07. Some of your shots show some of the burn area which I have not had the heart to explore since then...so much beauty destroyed. Nevertheless, thanks for your report. Looks like you had fun! :sombrero:

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Installed the Alpine stereo unit my beautiful wife gave me for Christmas. It replaced the crappy Pioneer I had installed by Cheech and Chong at the Up in Smoke Stereo Store. :sombrero:

Great write-up and thanks for sharing. Member Larry, Ty, and I were in the area last March...good to hear Grapevine has been worked on. Back then it was passable, but slow and rugged in spots. :sombrero:

Lovin' the fleet...:sombrero:

A Cummins when the I-6 finally blows? You're gonna be waiting a loooooong time for that Cummins. X2 on the overdrive and all the other suggestions. You have a classic workhorse that will serve you well for many years to come. Good luck on the build! :sombrero: