mikekey
Deplorable
Not really.
Lets see some full size pictures...
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BLOOSE
Member
So may cool ideas and information!
I tell my wife Im not building a expedition vehicle, but pretty much I am.
Besides General maintenance, Upgrades so far are rear disc brake conversion from Lugnut 4x4 and a 38gal rear tank from LMC, which combined with the side tank give me a fuel capacity of 57gallons.
I recently picked up this old, camper that I have plans up fix up.
Thanks for everyone posting your pictures it's given me motivation and the reason I signed up for this site.
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I tell my wife Im not building a expedition vehicle, but pretty much I am.
Besides General maintenance, Upgrades so far are rear disc brake conversion from Lugnut 4x4 and a 38gal rear tank from LMC, which combined with the side tank give me a fuel capacity of 57gallons.
I recently picked up this old, camper that I have plans up fix up.
Thanks for everyone posting your pictures it's given me motivation and the reason I signed up for this site.
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Sock Puppet
Adventurer
Clean looking Wagon, Bloose. Welcome!
pappawheely
Autonomous4X4
That's a beauty! Welcome to the site.
Chattanooga6.7
New member
2008 Dodge 2500 6.7 Diesel, HBS 2" level, Bilstein 5100's, BFG AT 35's, Anarchy EFI Live, 5" TBE w/ muffler, S&B CAI, Grid Heater Delete (among other things), GDP S3 Intake Horn
Soft Topper for a more tent/Jeep like experience (JK, couldn't bring myself to spend $3k on an ARE topper), Teton ultra-lite cot (so that the tailgate will close, what a nightmare) coupled with a Thermarest Trail Scout sleeping pad and Kelty 20+ bag make this more comfortable than my bed at home. Typically sleep with a shade tent with attached bug net that covers the entire truck bed and slides between cab and bed. 2, 6D battery powered fans make it a fairly tolerable summer rig
Just now getting comfortable with the sleeping set up, have been using a cheapo privacy shelter/shower for bathroom needs but I've joined up here to find roof rack ideas that will fit around my current soft topper (which sits to the extreme inside of the bed rails) and will hopefully be sturdy enough to one day support a RTT/ rack full of water, supplies, tools, whatever my heart desires.
A terrible picture of finally finding the correct cot that would fit length ways and also not put me too far above the side rail
Soft Topper for a more tent/Jeep like experience (JK, couldn't bring myself to spend $3k on an ARE topper), Teton ultra-lite cot (so that the tailgate will close, what a nightmare) coupled with a Thermarest Trail Scout sleeping pad and Kelty 20+ bag make this more comfortable than my bed at home. Typically sleep with a shade tent with attached bug net that covers the entire truck bed and slides between cab and bed. 2, 6D battery powered fans make it a fairly tolerable summer rig
Just now getting comfortable with the sleeping set up, have been using a cheapo privacy shelter/shower for bathroom needs but I've joined up here to find roof rack ideas that will fit around my current soft topper (which sits to the extreme inside of the bed rails) and will hopefully be sturdy enough to one day support a RTT/ rack full of water, supplies, tools, whatever my heart desires.
A terrible picture of finally finding the correct cot that would fit length ways and also not put me too far above the side rail
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Brianagg06
New member
05 Ram 2500 4x4 (5.9L Cummins). Carli Track Bar, Carli Ball Joints, 2008.5 MOPAR Steering upgrade, Bilstein 5100s all around, Bilstein steering stabilizer, and Maxx Link End Links got the front end under control. Custom cargo bars with Yakima Loadwarrior basket over the bed, and Kayak/surfboard racks over the cab. Here she is loaded up with 3 kayaks, one paddleboard, cooler, tent, etc for day at the river...sorry for the boring driveway pic. This truck can do it all
'06 GMC 2500HD
2006 GMC Sierra 2500HD SLE 4X4. 6.6L Duramax with 6SP Allison. 352,xxx miles. Alligator Performance trans lines, Cognito tie rods, Edge Evolution, exhaust, Ranch Hand Legend. 285 BFG All-Terrains.Very simple build in the bed with a shelf, sleeping platform, and 2 pull out tables.
2006 GMC Sierra 2500HD SLE 4X4. 6.6L Duramax with 6SP Allison. 352,xxx miles. Alligator Performance trans lines, Cognito tie rods, Edge Evolution, exhaust, Ranch Hand Legend. 285 BFG All-Terrains.Very simple build in the bed with a shelf, sleeping platform, and 2 pull out tables.
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pappawheely
Autonomous4X4
My new $350 project vehicle. It needs a motor, (I have a 460 that will bolt in). 1988 F250, 460, C6, 4x4. 3:55 gears and trac-loc rear. Also putting on a nice bed and my tailgator shell. Going to be a daily driver/ stealth camper. This truck was blue but painted white. My F350 was a white truck painted blue. :clapping:
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