wreckdiver1321
Overlander
Beautiful scenery! Looks like a great day.
My 2016 frontier build and adventure thread!
- Thread starter WKexpedition
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bijanjames
Adventurer
Love going there in the winter. Your truck looks so good with the new meats!
WKexpedition
Built, not bought!
Yeah the tires rock. Can't wait to get the rims painted.
WKexpedition
Built, not bought!
I Was unable to get the rims painted this weekend, but did find time to get a little pop of color added to the Fronty.
Also, took about 10 yards of para cord and wrapped it around my axe. Gives a lot better grip to the axe, and keeps my cord untangled and easily accessible when needed.
Also, took about 10 yards of para cord and wrapped it around my axe. Gives a lot better grip to the axe, and keeps my cord untangled and easily accessible when needed.
bijanjames
Adventurer
Recovery points look nice! Good idea for your cord.
SursOverland
Observer
Diggin the DAC. Quick question, how did you seal your truck bed? one thing I've been struggling with thus far is the dust that makes its way into the bed (i have a tonneau cover but debating going canopy) and it looks like the canopy wont solve my problem entirely cuz of where the dust makes its way in.
WKexpedition
Built, not bought!
Thanks.
So far I have just installed some cheap tailgate seal tape. It works pretty well for me. I will grab a pic next time I'm out.
So far I have just installed some cheap tailgate seal tape. It works pretty well for me. I will grab a pic next time I'm out.
MNCarl
The Moose
SursOverland, WKexpeditoion,
You guy's may already know this....but if not there are also some drain holes and other gaps in the front lower and front upper part of the truck bed.
I jammed/shoved some shipping/packing foam in the major holes/gaps , but wreckdiver took it to the next level and filled his with black silicone.
See post #1115 on wreckdivers thread:
http://forum.expeditionportal.com/t...C-SB-Nismo-Build-and-Adventure-Thread/page112
You guy's may already know this....but if not there are also some drain holes and other gaps in the front lower and front upper part of the truck bed.
I jammed/shoved some shipping/packing foam in the major holes/gaps , but wreckdiver took it to the next level and filled his with black silicone.
See post #1115 on wreckdivers thread:
http://forum.expeditionportal.com/t...C-SB-Nismo-Build-and-Adventure-Thread/page112
WKexpedition
Built, not bought!
Hey guys it's been awhile since I have been on here. Not to much is new with the truck, wife and I are expecting our first kiddo any day now, so that has kept us very busy with other things.
I did pick up a weathertech rear floor liner though. I still can't get over how precise the fit is on these.
Also took sometime to install the most important mod the truck will ever have. Ha
And although it's not truck related, I had to treat myself to a little present for making it to 30 years old this month.
It's a Springfield XD(m) 40. Can't wait to get some rounds thru it.
I did pick up a weathertech rear floor liner though. I still can't get over how precise the fit is on these.
Also took sometime to install the most important mod the truck will ever have. Ha
And although it's not truck related, I had to treat myself to a little present for making it to 30 years old this month.
It's a Springfield XD(m) 40. Can't wait to get some rounds thru it.
bijanjames
Adventurer
The new design of the rear mat is way better. Your life is about to change my friend!! For the better of course! Love the pistol.
justbecause
perpetually lost
Congratulations on the little one!
we had no issues with the click in rear facer in the middle, but when we had to get the next size we had to get 2 seats. the first one was WAY too big to fit in the back, even though it was supposed to be a compact seat. We now have a maxi cosi pria 70. We coulndt get it to install via the lap belt so we took it to the local car seat installer. They also couldnt get it to fit correctly, the shoulder belt clocked the seat to the side; so we have to use the Latch system behind the passenger seat which eats up some front leg room.
we had no issues with the click in rear facer in the middle, but when we had to get the next size we had to get 2 seats. the first one was WAY too big to fit in the back, even though it was supposed to be a compact seat. We now have a maxi cosi pria 70. We coulndt get it to install via the lap belt so we took it to the local car seat installer. They also couldnt get it to fit correctly, the shoulder belt clocked the seat to the side; so we have to use the Latch system behind the passenger seat which eats up some front leg room.
MNCarl
The Moose
Speaking from experience you may to get some sort of seat cover for the rear seat.
That light colored interior is going to get lots of spills and food stains.
I have these cover craft seat savers:
https://www.covercraft.com/us/en/product/seatsaver-custom-polycotton-seat-covers.SS-SSPC
But you may want to consider something more water/spill proof
Otherwise a departments stores have these:
http://www.toysrus.com/products/infant-car-seat-protectors-and-canopies.jsp
That light colored interior is going to get lots of spills and food stains.
I have these cover craft seat savers:
https://www.covercraft.com/us/en/product/seatsaver-custom-polycotton-seat-covers.SS-SSPC
But you may want to consider something more water/spill proof
Otherwise a departments stores have these:
http://www.toysrus.com/products/infant-car-seat-protectors-and-canopies.jsp
WKexpedition
Built, not bought!
Thanks guys!! Really appreciate all the advise and wisdom. It would be nice to keep the Fronty as clean as possible but i know the spills are inevitable.
paroxysym
Adventurer
hands down one of the best things I ever threw in the WK- rear mat that goes door trim to door trim, made sure I had it before my little guy got here as well.
congrats man!