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Bumping this for one last opportunity for someone else before I commit to continuing the build.

Like the post says... 1000# at full speed but that's over rough terrain at full speed. I'm confident it will carry more than twice that on typical dirt road. Axles are 3500#. Articulation wasn't really a consideration in this build. I wanted something that could handle rough doubletrack like...

Behind the box 48"X84". Overall length 168" outside wheels 76" Height adjustable with air.

San Francisco East Bay Area.

For your consideration a project I have been tinkering with for several years is available for you to use to advance your project. Perfect trailer base for your expo build. Just design and build your idea of the perfect camping box and bolt it to this one off custom trailer. Custom Built to...

Amazing creativity, design, execution, and craftsmanship. Read the thread start to finish and always appreciate the sharing of solutions and techniques. Beyond impressed. Well done Paul.

Outstanding design there. Very clever.

SOLD pending funds.

All PM's replied to. Thanks for the interest guys.

Yes it is still avail. Yes it is 4X4 Pms sent. Thanks for the interest. More pics will be posted soon.

As far as I can tell it's origional, but I'm no body man. It looks like one of the doors may have been repainted at some point. I think I see a tape line on the inside edge.

Just had the 'Burb gone through by local SUV specialist, Renee at Urban Suburban. Complete tune up and service, front to back. New plugs, wires, dist., ect. while he was working on it he discovered that one of the exhaust manifolds had cracked, so I had him replace it with a new factory part...

Fantastic. Love the video.

My that is impressive. No matter what anyone thinks about the appearance, the execution of your build couldn't have been better. That truck looks as factory as anything I've seen, and that my friend is the hardest look to accomplish. When you get people arguing about what year model it is you...

I've never gone wrong with Factory parts... but with regards to bushings I must say I prefer the aftermarket.

Welcome to the Forum. You've got a real solid start on that Taco. Looks capable.

Thanks for all the comments guys, I appreciate the input. I've decided that the roof will indeed stay white. That makes good sense and is a decent compromise between practicality and vanity. It's even making me consider painting the top of the truck white as well. On the insulation, I'll...

NEWS FLASH - BugOut Build Goes Even Money. Given how well the 'swap' I made on the shell turned out financially, I thought I may add a new twist to this build. I was able to find the shell I wanted with an end cost to me of $100 based on the fact that I sold my old shell to get the cash to buy...

LOL. This coming from the guy thats concerned about the color match of his fender flares being just a shade off... Dodge is looking real good by the way. Nice build you have going there. Speaking of the insulation, Eddy, did you use the 1" ridgid pink board? No squeeks?