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Very nice, Tony. Now how about the lift and tires.

I have seen it done. One of the guys on the JK Forum has done it and was showing it off at one of there meet and greets. I would suggest doing a search over there. Here is a website of a local company that is selling HID kits for crazy low prices. I would just call them and tell them what...

Stan the Man Bingo - I believe they are called Burners.

What's next you ask. Well my boys are pretty stoked on there Halloween costumes. Secret Agent Lego Men. Currently in the painting stage.

Yes the Line-X should seal the wood. The only problem is I only Line-X the top do to cost and material thickness/weight. I coated the bottom with Duplicolor bed liner from a spray can. Here are some photographs of my rock lights. Sorry about the small photographs Shutterfly downsized them...

I have thought about contacting them about there material. It could be a nice combination. Now if I could only find individuals that wanted to buy this product at an outrageous price. Just for kicks here is a quick break down of pricing that I have into it. Baltic Birch $29 a sheet - 2...

Great Trip! Looking out of Bailey's Cabin Window.

I used 5'x5' Baltic Birch. Cost was $29 and change out the door per sheet. I built the whole project with 2 sheets. I believe the reason it looks so good is the Line-X. There is no way I would get this same result with a do it yourself application.

I am looking forward to seeing your storage solutions and that National Luna. Looks like a great product but I currently have the stock exhaust. I believe you need to relocate it in order for the new tub to fit. Thanks for the idea!

The front of the false floor mounts on both sides to existing rear seat brackets. Here is a photograph of the test fit. The rear of the false floor has a bolt on both sides going down into the stock jack storage area. The sides are sandwiched together around the roll bar. The two lower...

Line-X Current photographs of the false floor and fender well storage. I am glad I went ahead with the Line-X. The finished product turned out Great! False floor with SlideLock and Mac's Custom Tie Downs. With the Engel removed. Six allen head bolts and the Slidelock can be removed...

OK, I went out and measured the trailer and it looks like I would need to redo most of my storage boxes if I were to put the 60 in there. So I will let the next in line take it. If for some reason you still have it and can't find a buyer let me know. Thanks

Thanks everyone for the praise. Yes, weight is a concern. Here are some of my thoughts. I normally tow a trailer when I am loaded down for a trip. This keeps the Jeep fairly empty/light(did I just say that, OK probably BS). During day trips I want my fridge, recovery gear, etc to be secured...

I am interested do you do lay away. Or should I say how am I going to get this past the wife? By chance do they make a slidelock. I need to measure the space in the AT. Put it on hold. Edit -- No slidelock. -- How do you secure this fridge? Straps thru the handles?

Rear Tie Down Deck with Storage Here is my latest project. I built a false floor with fender well storage. I wanted a secure tie down location for my Engel. Which will be located on the driver side. I hope to have this off to Line X next week. I will be picking up a VersaTie Track kit from...

Check your PM. Thanks

Take a quick look at this. Scroll down to back spacing. http://www.fullsizechevy.com/forums/general-discussion/exterior-tech/76444-wheel-offset-explained.html

I am interested in the slide lock. Where are you located?

I believe you are looking for the backspacing. Simply remove the wheel and measure the distance from the hub mounting surface to the rear outer edge of the wheel. You might be able to eye ball it with a tape measure on the trailer.

Here is a photograph of how both the Autohome Overland tent and the Eezi Awn tent attaches to the roof rack cross bars. It is very simple. The photograph shows a couple extra spacers that are not normally needed.