Armytacos FJC built truck.

[ArmyTaco]

I bought this when I was deployed. It had 18k on it and everything seen in the first pics when I got it. Everything was brand new and even the winch had not been unspooled. Found it at a BMW dealer in Fla and could not beet the $25k price for it with what ended up being about $7k in mods.
Warn F/R Bumpers
Warn PowerPlant 9500
Bud Built Skids
OME suspension all the way around
OEM sliders
285/70/17 BFG M/T's
6Spd MT
Things I done..
Add drawer system
Synthetic winch line
Aluminum fairlead
BajaRack Rtt rack
Camping Lab RTT
Engel 45 fridge
Cobra 19 cb
Yaseu 7800 Ham radio with front bumper mounted atenna
Aux fuse block
Cobra power inverter 400/800 watt.






Thats the pics I got now..when I get back home to where the truck is, I will get more pics of my other things I listed. Just wanted to add something for everyone to look at. Many of the rigs here inspired my build to make this truck more Expo friendly. I love it and it is a great exploring vehicle and camping. It will be featured in an up coming 4WDTO Mag. We did a shoot down here in Savannah not too long ago and should be out in the next issue or two. So if your a subcriber look out for our little adventure we had. :victory:

 

[Funrover]

sweet fjc

 

[tacollie]

I love your drawer system. The truck looks great to.

 

[kai38]

Nice set up.
Tell us more about the rear storage box.
I went to your webshots and saw a full length & rear storage set up.
Thanks,

 

[eugarps]

Sweet truck! :sombrero:

 

[Overland Hadley]

Nice FJc.

 

[ArmyTaco]

Well the drawers were made by my Dad and Uncle. I do not have exact specs but it is made to fit with the seat up and down. The left drawer is one big drawer I keep all my extraction stuff in and the left just random smaller things. The back part has a small shelf with holes in it so the other flat part sits down into it with dowels. It was made to have a level area. I have slept back there before I got the Rtt. It is a very well made system and I will be replacing it soon. I am going to make one to sit the fridge in to lower it down some and have a wider and taller drawer to the right.

My uncle used to be a carpenter and still does wood working on this side. It cost about $100 in materials. I have a snatch block, a recovery strap, tree saver, plug kit, winch controller, and some other stuff and it slides out like a dream.

If you want any specifics ask. I am not sure what more I could really tell ya about it without knowing what you want to know. My truck is about 3hrs away from me right now, so its kinda hard to run out and take any eaxact measurements.:smiley_drive: It will be up for sale soon.