Our 1st 80 Series build
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Social Casualty
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Thanks Ranchero! the water tank is produced by Valterra, it's a fresh water ABS constructed 27 gallon tank and come in a few different sizes. The 27 gallon is 8x16x54" part number R8054.
Thanks SiliconTi! It's been a slow ongoing project
Thanks gerrywilson!
Updated platform with drivers side hinged door a rubberized coating on the rear of the water tank, aluminum trim and side hinged doors.
Showing the 54" drawer length.
Small rear power panel I put together including a 12v power supply, dual anderson 30amp Powerpoles and a Hella LED map light all for use when sleeping in the vehicle on the platform.
Fuse block for all accessories mounted in vehicle's rear section including water pump and fridge.
Thanks SiliconTi! It's been a slow ongoing project
Thanks gerrywilson!
Updated platform with drivers side hinged door a rubberized coating on the rear of the water tank, aluminum trim and side hinged doors.
Showing the 54" drawer length.
Small rear power panel I put together including a 12v power supply, dual anderson 30amp Powerpoles and a Hella LED map light all for use when sleeping in the vehicle on the platform.
Fuse block for all accessories mounted in vehicle's rear section including water pump and fridge.
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Chazz Layne
Administrator
Mmmmm... RIGrunner + circuit breakers = electronic bliss. 
Social Casualty
Observer
Getting close to completing our rear bar mounted Chuck Box. Complete with storage for pots, pans, cups, plates as well as cooking oils/sauces, salt, pepper, dish soap and others.
We based it off a Pelican 1650 case and had to do some modification to the swing out to be able to mount the case.
Social Casualty
Observer
Almost finished the Chuck Box today, have a little wiring for night lights to complete and that should be it.
The stove is fastened to the box lid and folds up into the case just by lifting the lid up and snapping the locks
Chuck Box build
Started with a used Pelican 1650 case, a Partner Steel 18" twin burner camping stove, sheet of .5inch berch plywood, 2 stainless tethers, and a handful of fasteners as well as a can of stain and two spray cans of satin clear.
The stove is fastened to the box lid and folds up into the case just by lifting the lid up and snapping the locks
Chuck Box build
Started with a used Pelican 1650 case, a Partner Steel 18" twin burner camping stove, sheet of .5inch berch plywood, 2 stainless tethers, and a handful of fasteners as well as a can of stain and two spray cans of satin clear.
Jimmy the Heater
Observer
Love the decision to remove the rear seats and use that for a fridge/water system. Very nicely done!
Social Casualty
Observer
Jimmy the Heater, Thank You
Finsup, Thank You and Congrats on your new 93!
AKayl, Thanks, the coating I used is a rubberized do it yourself type of LineX. The name of the product escapes now but will get back to you on that if you like.
Finsup, Thank You and Congrats on your new 93!
AKayl, Thanks, the coating I used is a rubberized do it yourself type of LineX. The name of the product escapes now but will get back to you on that if you like.
Social Casualty
Observer
PM sent, Thank You.
Aaron Schubert
New member
Awesome build mate. You have some great ideas!
Aaron
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cumminscruiser
Adventurer
Ditto