Back in action!!

[ChuckB]

Always did like the 110s...very nice picts!!

 

[datrupr]

Good to hear you back up and running with that B****in' 110. Congrats also on your acquisition of that Nikon digi camera. I am dying to see your 110 Graham, I just love those trucks, they are super cool!

 

[BajaTaco]

Man, you have been quite busy! That is quite the laundry list. Beautiful pics, beautiful rig. Sounds like a nice little shakedown trip. I think they should put you on the cover of LR Monthly again. That was a cool cover pic you had on that recent issue.

:camping:

I am really looking forward to seeing your machine in person in a few weeks :jump:

DITTO!!

Congrats on the camera too :ylsmoke:

 

[gjackson]

Thanks for all the comments on my truck! It is a sweet rig, but just one of many on this forum!

I know. I was there and really hoping to see the 110 in person. Sadly Scott wouldn't give me a refund when I found out there'd be no 110 in attendence

Yeah! If there is no 110 then the ExPo should be free. Wait, does that mean I should or should not attend?! :hehe:

How long did it take you to wipe all the bug off from the video you posted!
LOL
Looks great. I am very jealous. Can you share any interior photos?

There are still bugs on the frame from that! I find more every time I go under there! I'll get some interior shots this weekend. Don't have really clear ones from the trip.

I do hope to meet you all on the trail. If only I could get more time off! :jumping:

cheers

 

[Colorado Ron]

Man thats a sexy looking rig. When we gonna get together and have a real world looksy.

 

[gjackson]

As soon as Nathan agrees to go to lunch and share pics and stories!

Nathan?

Cheers

 

[bluerunner]

Graham,

Very nice! Glad to see you got all the pieces back together!

Also congrats on the camera, love the pics!

:eatchicke

 

[gjackson]

flyingwil,

Promised interior shots so here are some. If there is something specific you are interested in, let me know.

In the pic of the rear load area, that is our camp table stowed in its spot. The fridge is where it belongs. Usually we can get away with nothing loaded on top of the surface you see in the rear. The boxes down the side stow all kinds of gear, and just behind the fridge is a flip up flap (under the table) with additional storage underneath. Soon I'll be installing an additional water tank under that flap. As soon as $$ and time allow. In the front you can just see the cool pressure guage mounts that Connie built on the winshield pillar.

Oh yeah, and the last pic is of the front suspension that actually seems to work properly with thanks to Keith from RoverTracks! (www.rovertracks.com)

cheers