Recent content by mrpeterclark

Sweet. Love these OBS trucks!

The 2015-2020 Chevy Suburban Bumpers are starting to roll out, so hopefully we will have some good pictures of these installed soon. I think we'll see a rear bumper later this year.

We are making one now at Baseline Overland. 2007 - 2013 Chevy Silverado | GMC Sierra Extended Cab Roof Rack This is the Chevy Avalanche version, but the cab is similar. Should be getting some pictures soon.

Ok, right on! Thanks!

I have a Velocirax that we use on our Yukon XL. I love it. Tilts out of the way of our lift gate (your tailgate/ topper/ GFC). Btw we make a 2007-2013 SIlverado Roof Rack for GFC as well.

We are making them now. We started out with older Suburban Roof Racks, but we have moved into pickups. Here is a link to the Silverado Roof Rack.

Old Thread, but we make roof racks for GM SUVs and Trucks Pickups requires drilling and installing rivnuts since they didn't come with racks from the factory, but it's pretty simple.

Cool Rig. I really like the idea of those 3.0s We are making roof racks for GM SUVs and Trucks. The 21+ is coming up in the prototype queue soon.

Go Fast Campers make a good topper with cross bars that you could mount a big RTT too. I have an FRS 80 that will fit 4 (better if they're smaller people). I aslo have an iKamper. it's rated for 4 people, but my wife and I and one kid is about all I would want in there. Maybe 4 small kids though...

I know this is an old post, but mabe it will help someone, We ( baselineoverland.com ) manufacture roof racks for Suburbans, Tahoes, Silverado, and even the Avalanche. We have a rack for most everything from 1973-2020. I'm actually looking for a local (to Colorado) 2015-2020 Suburban for test...

Try baselineoverland.com Roof Rack and Bumpers and lots of stuff for Suburbans!

Hey TJ, Not sure if you pulled the trigger or not, but I think there are a couple of options in the GMT800 1/2 ton variety that come with the 4L80 and 14 bolt rear. Honestly, for the type of use your talking the 10 bolt is adequate, but I too would rather have the better transmission. You might...

Cool Rig! Another Suburban fan here.

Not what you were originally asking about, but somewhat unconventional, capable, COMFORTABLE, easy to service option would be a Suburban or Tahoe or the GMC cousins. Not nearly as expensive as a Toyota. Dependable. I'm all for building what you have and by no means think one thing is best.

Here's my Suburban (Yukon XL) overland rig. I think they're pretty great (and not as big as people tend to think).