Nope.
That is just a teaser. I'll explain more, and post a build thread once it's finished, in a couple weeks.
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What did you do to your Expo Jeep today?
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Nope.
That is just a teaser. I'll explain more, and post a build thread once it's finished, in a couple weeks.
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frenchlayer
Observer
replaced a burned out rear view camera
Bubblegoose1
@PNWINFERNOPRO
Not overly exciting; swapped front steel Antirock arms for aluminum. Adding rear as well; decided to go with aluminum all around.
TreeTopFlyer
Adventurer
Got close to having hatch lights.
Got the LED strips mounted, one red, one white.
Used the ziptie mount things that I used for my grille to keep the wire tidy.
Ran it under the weatherstripping trim, it will then run into the tailgate. I also have a Key-On 12V to light the switches, 12V power, and ground that is running up out of the space where the OEM jack goes. This is where I have my ghetto sPOD located. Also in that mess of loom is a pair of 8GA wire to power a 700W inverter.
Got the wires patched in and stuffed down awaiting the switches.
Have to make a backing plate to take the stress of plugging things in, then have to make a plate to mount the switches. All I need is time The Nav Lights switch cover is being replaced by a Bed Lights switch, it's SPDT. One will run the white lights, one will run the red lights. The inverter switch will...run the inverter. The inverter should be just enough to run my Margarittaville that will sit nicely on the Trailgater.
Got the LED strips mounted, one red, one white.
Used the ziptie mount things that I used for my grille to keep the wire tidy.
Ran it under the weatherstripping trim, it will then run into the tailgate. I also have a Key-On 12V to light the switches, 12V power, and ground that is running up out of the space where the OEM jack goes. This is where I have my ghetto sPOD located. Also in that mess of loom is a pair of 8GA wire to power a 700W inverter.
Got the wires patched in and stuffed down awaiting the switches.
Have to make a backing plate to take the stress of plugging things in, then have to make a plate to mount the switches. All I need is time
The Nav Lights switch cover is being replaced by a Bed Lights switch, it's SPDT. One will run the white lights, one will run the red lights. The inverter switch will...run the inverter. The inverter should be just enough to run my Margarittaville that will sit nicely on the Trailgater. 
life_w_vagabonds
Explorer
Installed my table. Got it from a guy on ebay, pretty happy with it. Used rivnuts to install it. Caught a little snag on the bottom right bolt, there was a gusset just behind the skin and had to do some bush engineering. Nobody will ever know :ylsmoke:
First mod so far. Need to do something to the outside, people keep bringing me letters and asking about stamps.
First mod so far. Need to do something to the outside, people keep bringing me letters and asking about stamps.
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Jkfisher84
Adventurer
I have that dudes molle side racks. Been looking at the table also. Whats your opinion on it, and hows the cable system?
On the other note I installed a vector edock last night. Man did it take a while but its done.
life_w_vagabonds
Explorer
The "cable" system is made out of something like 550 cord. It is adjustable, plenty strong and does not rattle. The whole thing does rattle, but it's not that bad. I have some rubber bumpers I might try. It comes with stainless screws to install it, I personally don't like sharp edges inside door panels. I especially don't like philips head hard wear. Of course hard wear is personal, I think it is a heck of a deal. This thing could work on all kinds of vehicles with a swing out gate though he is only marketing to the Wrangler crowd.
Jkfisher84
Adventurer
Thanks 3jarrells! and why didnt anyone inform me of a fold down tailgate, solves the table issue! By the way R8R that Coors might fall out! OH no!
R8R ROK
New member
No lost Coors lights on the trip must have equaled success.
Bubblegoose1
@PNWINFERNOPRO
Got my cargo deck built to hold my ARB fridge, 5 gallons of water.and all my gear, last weekend tested it all out on the Rubicon.
Deck held up amazingly.
Nice job. Great pics