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Don't sweat it. I'm not the boss and didn't mean anybody specific anyway.

Tip-toeing dangerously close to politics now. And we all know how that turns out. :)

THinking CCR on 8-track was da bomb makes me about how old? :/

Pictures don't do that truck, and the work done, justice. You should see it in person. You can feel the awesome from outside the damn building and it's enough to make you want to take up real life grand theft auto as a short term hobby.

I think Scott pretty much nailed. Want it, bring it. Don't, leave it. Obey the law. And I would agree that "fine people enjoying nature" is just a perception because you just don't know. I had a "nice guy" but known crack head show up on my door step early one morning with some bull story...

They can be had at summit racing. That's where I got mine.

Easiest and most weather proof without welding/body work is to take a run to some place like Fastenal. Some button head stainless steel bolts with weather seals and you're good to go.

Mark me down as one one didn't bother/care. I just look straight down to the shifter and can tell by that. One less future electrical gremlin to mess with. :)

Which one? You quoted and reposted THIRTEEN pictures dude! I know, I could have wrote "13" but you cant yell 13 like you can THIRTEEN! :)

Happy? Jeez, some people have no sense of humor.

Well in the olden days it all used to be skid plates. Skid plate for your tranny, skid plate for your xfer case, skid plate for your "fill in the blank". Then a recent graduate of the Phoenix Online School of Marketing thought "there's got to be a sexier word for skid plates that'll sucker...

What, you mean you're not going to have 3' of shock sticking through a hole in the bed? :)

Feel free to tell me where to stuff it, but just wanted to toss out a tidbit on your 4-link. It may not matter to you but if your setup is going to see extreme articulation it's going to suffer from rear axle steer. The best way to combat that is to make your lower links a somewhat mirror...

Yep, and we all know what trip to the cb channel is like. While I'll agree some hams can get a bit stuffy, I've yet to encounter any I thought were over the top, though I've only been a ham around 25. I'll stick with the licensing. People tend to show more respect for something they have to...

And aren't you down Columbus way? I'm up here in canton area.

Hah! Nailed it. :)

I think what he's looking to do is reconfigure the wheel well/compartment so it fits better on his LMTV. If I recall

Do you have a For-sale thread somewhere?

If I were to buy one of these does it mean...does it mean I have to drive my van standing up?

Ever been to Japan? It's not very big vehicle friendly, in any respect at ALL. Streets are narrow, registration costs are based on the size of the engine, the cities are geared towards pedestrians and not vehicle traffic, and you have to prove you have a place (legal) to park it before you're...