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Same here. The door on my Isotherm in the FWC was quite chinsey and even locked it opened and spilled contents Offroad more than once. I’ll definitely be going with either and top loader style, like my ARB fridges I’ve always had good luck with and are super efficient, or a pull out drawer...

Exactly :)

Its funny, because I almost didn't order it, because they didn't have any photos or details of it. Took a shot in the dark. Stoked

Hahahaha... nice

Agree 100%. Worth every penny and pound.

Thanks, yes, LED headlights were mandatory with this, and i wanted them from the get go. I agree with your assessment of the factory halogens 100% I drove in my friends, and it was miserably dim. You're 100% correct on the odd and whacky leading lines of the flares. I am not sure why this...

Awesome rig at a great price! I had almost the exact same setup piece for piece. That ARB bumper is a ******** to install huh? :)

Got the bumper, skidplate, winch, some of the lights installed yesterday. Gotta say, the fit, finish, design, engineering, and lines of the Buckstop bumper/skidplate combo is some of the best i've ever seen (not sponsored, didnt get a discount, just very impressed/happy). -Buckstop “Outback”...

Yes but suspension tuning can’t perform miracles sir ? Meh, not a huge fan of the flares, but currently don’t have options. They’ll be sold off at a later date i assure you :)

#fakenews

I saw on another forum you were trading the F350 in for a Toyota Previa Minivan? True or nah?

Well said

I haven’t actually totally decided yet. Exploring options still

Lots of fans of both. Pros and Cons of both. Only way to make the decision is to personally drive both and see which one you like. I drove a friends Fuso last year and absolutely hated it. He’s owned more vehicles than me and he absolute loves it and says it’s his fav out of them all. Both...

if the tires are rated accordingly

Thanks WOW, that split seems quite extreme.. You run the front at 35 on pavement?

Yes sir. Steel. Actually went with steel because in this odd instance i WANT more weight on the front of the truck to help soften it up a little. Every pound counts :P Yeah, buckstop builds great stuff! Got their wheels, skidplate, bumper, steps and flares. Everything is ************ and top...

For poops and giggles, i compared all my bone stock measurements with my measurements after installing the lift and tires. Netted exactly: Front 6.5" Rear 6" Depending on tire clearance, i will look to remove some of the height after everything is built, articulated and tested.

I can 100% vouch for the seller and this setup. I've seen it and been inside it. The attention to detail, and his OCD with keeping things clean, well maintained, and perfect are even more strict than mine. Top notch go anywhere rig here for sure.