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[dirtnsmores]

Very cool project! I did the full length doors on my Tundra, and secured the passenger side against the side of my kitchen. During the process I looked at doing what you have done and thought it would have been cool!

The interior build looks great. Did you do that all yourself?

 

[sea_weathered]

The interior build looks great. Did you do that all yourself?

Thanks! Yeah I did it. It’s quite comfortable

 

[locrwln]

Beautiful truck man! I just got back from a

1500 mile trip to Utah and my FGT did absolutely fantastic through desert and snow. What a trip that was. Mine is pushing 200k miles. Where are you at on the miles?

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Looks like a great trip. It’ll be a bit before we get to put ours through the paces as I’m tied up with work for the next five months. Ugggg.

Im at almost 223k miles.

Jack

 

[locrwln]

If anyone is interested... I ended up mountain a flexible solar panel onto my OVRLND camper roof with heavy duty Velcro and RV tape, as recommended by a company that does these installs often. It allows for airflow and water hasn't looked up yet. Here's a write-up I did over at my site: https://ramblingtruckcamper.com/how-i-mounted-a-flexible-solar-panel-to-my-truck-camper-roof/

Planning on doing my panels the same way.

Jack

 

[locrwln]

Here are the interior framing pictures. I used a spool gun, so my welds aren’t as clean/nice as OvrLnd’s TIG welded joints.

Let me know if anyone would like anything else.

Jack