Cole
Expedition Leader
I've lurked on this site for quite a while, just never posted.
Not new to the off-road world at all. Got into it taking 5,000 mile "camping trips" with my dad in a CJ7 25 years ago:Wow1:
Have a couple of notable 4x4 projects and thought I would share one here as my first post.
I wanted to build a project with a purpose. Something that might benefit the 4x4 community. So this I bought an old Chevy truck with the plans of making it into a dedicated "Clean Up" truck. (I never have enough room in my Jeep to haul much trash). While I want the truck to be good for hauling trash, I also want it to send a message that we are not just out there tearing up trails. I want people to know that people and companies care enough about the sport to build trucks specifically to clean up and maintain our trails.
I have a whole plan for the trucks build up and then how I am going to show it to get the message out. I am still open to ideas and still have a lot to do.
I have been a bit slow building the project. Mainly becasue it is only me working on it.
Here are a couple of pictures. It is still very rough and needs lots of work. Just thought I would share. There is the whole story and more info and LOTS of pictures on this thread on Colorado4x4.org too. Trail Clean up Truck
Not me in the picture.
This is a long way from being complete.
At this point the truck is a 74/82/87 ish 4" lift, 37s on Allied beadlocks, 454, 4 wheel disc etc etc. Lots more work to do.
I would like to thank the following companies for caring enough about the message and helping me out with this to this point. (Holley,Weiand, Flowtech, Allied Racing, Superlift, KC Highlights, Bushwhacker, Tuffy, Hobart, Prothane, DIY4x4.com, Painless wiring, RAAMaudio, Nordskog, Amsoil,Ramsey winch, Bulldog winches, Winchline.com, )
Not new to the off-road world at all. Got into it taking 5,000 mile "camping trips" with my dad in a CJ7 25 years ago:Wow1:
Have a couple of notable 4x4 projects and thought I would share one here as my first post.
I wanted to build a project with a purpose. Something that might benefit the 4x4 community. So this I bought an old Chevy truck with the plans of making it into a dedicated "Clean Up" truck. (I never have enough room in my Jeep to haul much trash). While I want the truck to be good for hauling trash, I also want it to send a message that we are not just out there tearing up trails. I want people to know that people and companies care enough about the sport to build trucks specifically to clean up and maintain our trails.
I have a whole plan for the trucks build up and then how I am going to show it to get the message out. I am still open to ideas and still have a lot to do.
I have been a bit slow building the project. Mainly becasue it is only me working on it.
Here are a couple of pictures. It is still very rough and needs lots of work. Just thought I would share. There is the whole story and more info and LOTS of pictures on this thread on Colorado4x4.org too. Trail Clean up Truck
![l_5b0a60a92a17bb67a336025a82f56381.jpg](http://a226.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/44/l_5b0a60a92a17bb67a336025a82f56381.jpg)
Not me in the picture.
![f265d16efeb0.jpg](http://www.t-mobilepictures.com/photos/photo23/82/04/f265d16efeb0.jpg)
This is a long way from being complete.
At this point the truck is a 74/82/87 ish 4" lift, 37s on Allied beadlocks, 454, 4 wheel disc etc etc. Lots more work to do.
I would like to thank the following companies for caring enough about the message and helping me out with this to this point. (Holley,Weiand, Flowtech, Allied Racing, Superlift, KC Highlights, Bushwhacker, Tuffy, Hobart, Prothane, DIY4x4.com, Painless wiring, RAAMaudio, Nordskog, Amsoil,Ramsey winch, Bulldog winches, Winchline.com, )