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Ok, I did what Scott suggested and found a black with a pink stripe wire at the left reverse light, I then found that same wire in the driver side step well and tapped in there so I only had to run five feet of wire instead of twenty five feet. Backup camera works like a factory install. Happy...

Finally got this thing installed and searching for answers to this same question on Google brought me back to this thread. I'll take my driver's side kick panel out again and find the wire. I can select the camera view on the screen manually but that's not realistic.

My file cabinet mounted for storage. The lock keeps the doors from opening while driving and I suppose it could be an extra security measure for stuff when parked. Untitled Untitled Jack is bolted to the floor through the skid plate. The bolt has a plastic handle so I can remove it...

Nice attention to details!

Yeah the bed folding into a bulkhead is brilliant. I'd really like to have some kind of a cargo net being the front two seats to increase reduce the risk of flying objects in the back in the event of a catastrophic accident.

My 2WD van has been incredible in the snow. The long travel suspension sure helps provide the necesary articulation when the road gets to be uneven. I was shocked at how stable and confidence inspiring my van has been on snowy highways without even having snow tires. Untitled by Trevor...

Nice!

Good luck getting that KTM in a van without tall rear doors and a high top. Unless you're ok with ratchets straps compressing the forks so it will fit inside. I went with a wheelchair van so I could get the tall doors and high top. I have no problem rolling a mud covered bike inside the van...

Had a great week in Moab riding dirt bikes and mountain bikes. Untitled by Trevor Stellrecht, on Flickr Untitled by Trevor Stellrecht, on Flickr

Here was the night before leaving for Moab and installing the awning. Note the ladder with a board on top of it to be used as scaffolding. Untitled by Trevor Stellrecht, on Flickr First time being deployed Untitled by Trevor Stellrecht, on Flickr Untitled by Trevor Stellrecht, on Flickr...

My cage is clearly visible inside, it's not part of the fiberglass top. I drilled through the fiberglass and mounted my ARB awing with 10 6mm stainless bolts. The top has some curve to it so I used some plastic spacers for the 2 front and 2 aft most bolts. In hindsight I wished I'd added...

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Good thinking.

Ditto. That looks awesome. Did you have to make extensions for the knobs?

An ambulance style gurney for loading and unloading the ski would be awesome!

After by Trevor Stellrecht, on Flickr Untitled by Trevor Stellrecht, on Flickr Just built a new loft bed capable of holding two people yesterday. Untitled by Trevor Stellrecht, on Flickr There's still room to stand in front of it and behind it within the van. Untitled by Trevor...

I've posted a bunch in this thread if you search my posts, or check Petrolburner on Instagram.

In my opinion, the Octillo Cruiser kit is the way these things should come stock. The lack of front suspension travel from the factory is just unacceptable. I'd be interested in either getting my rear shocks revalved for more rebound damping, or adjustable rear shocks that I could increase...

Only you can bring this thread back to the original topic. What's new?

Edited my post to add the 150 watts. Bumper is from WeldTec Designs.