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Thanks for your thoughts on this. We will not be posting specific locations or doing anything else to ruin other peoples potential experiences. Feel free to contact us down the road if you think we might be doing something outside the scope of ethical on this matter. We are reasonable people.

Hey All, Its been WAY too long since I’ve updated my build thread. Both my wife and I have been super busy working and taking on some new life goal - BUT we’ve still been getting out there to camp, explore, bike, climb, 4wheel, but…..to be honest we’ve just been bad about posting. So on that...

Thanks for kind words there!

For the love of God someone buy this thing! makes me want to be irresponsible and buy it. I have looked at the pictures all week. I keep trying to get one of my buddies to buy it so it can at least be in my life ?

WOW! this is such a super nice rig! Who ever buys this thing is getting an amazing overland platforms. Amazing! Good luck with the sale, im sure it will go fast.

Ok, just installed the wood onto the sliders:

One of my biggest annoyances with my benches/storage boxes is that at night you can see inside them at all. The over head lights would basically silhouette the inside of the boxes. Plus me being over the boxes with the lights above me made it even darker in them. I would have put on a head lamp...

The new glue on from Dashskins:

The next thing I did was deal with my cracked dodge dash. Sigh. These dash boards always had issues. I was contemplating getting a whole new dash board, but I read horror stories of them not fitting great and then always squeaking and shaking loose over time. Plus pulling on 20 year old clips...

Below I have sanded down the raw mahogany wood and applied some tong oil. Interesting quick version of the story behind this Mahogany wood that will be used as my table. My father was on an expedition in the Congo many years back when he found a massive wooden crate with a crashed airplane...

Test fitting some raw mahogany wood below:

Well it has been awhile since I’ve given an update on my build, I’m sorry about that. I haven’t done any major changes, but I have been taking care of some smaller improvements. Currently I am in the process of installing a slide out counter top top from between my kitchen counter top and the...

Good choice! There are a few here locally. is the long bed a must? price range ?

Yea, must be the grains in the wood. There are no scratches. I have had no condensation when running my “little buddy“ heater. I do leave the window or roof vent with a slight crack in it though, so keep that in mind.

@Spencer for Hire Here are the pictures of me sitting in different location as I mentioned in my above post. I’m 5ft 8inches tall for ref. Still have not found time to make the video I promised. Work and life has kept me booked up. I will get to it soon though.

:rolleyes: It took 2 months to get the axe via mail.....BUT!....its amazing quality!

Hey Spencer! I hope you’ve been well. Thanks for the questions. 1) I dont know how much the walls are slanted in a degree measurement. That being said, they are slanted as much as standard campers are. The slant more or less lines up with the cab to make a flush look. It’s important to note...

It will just be for art, so thats a good idea - thanks!