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Sweet little rig. Now you need to get it a muddy delivering your kayak somewhere awesome.

Welcome to the group! Do a quick search for F150 in the rig build forum. There are some F150 builds documented there. Or if you happen to be loaded, there's always this: http://www.urbanwarrior4x4.com/150/. ;)

Welcome aboard!

Looks like great progress and I am hoping you'll share pics from the big trip and report how everything held up.

That's a fine looking Jeep. Great color and fun to follow your process so far. Thanks for sharing.

Great price and plenty of room for some work. Congratulations to whoever bit.

Ah, the look of a shiny new engine free of rust and grime for the time being. Lovely. I also love that you are wheeling in a vintage vehicle. Have owned a few and it can be an extra challenge.

Thanks man. Customizing a ride is just a ton of fun as all these threads attest to.

Nice truck. I like the badge black-outs and love the interior color. How do the dogs do in the way back?

Building your own bumpers - I hope you'll document that for us. Should be an interesting fabrication process.

Love Suubs and the practicality of wagons. Great to see one being outfitted to further it's competence off-road. Thanks for sharing!

This brings us to the present. I have ready rock sliders with tree bars, steel bumper with built in winch tray and brush bar, new headlights and finishers, and some recovery points that will be added to the bumper. The WARN winch is on the way, as well as some floor panels for the roof rack...

Next up was proper wheels and tires, much better LED lights, and a bunch of gear: The new tires have also been put to good use. :)

At that point we put it to good use: And then I got around to getting it lifted:

New parts have arrived, so I figured now would be a good time to start a thread on this. My rig is a '04 SE7, meaning it has 2 extra seats and an additional air conditioning system for the back. It's 90K miles and has Arizona and Florida heritage. When I bought it early last year it looked...

I understand that you'd generally prefer to hold off for a 2004 due to the slipping cylinder liners finally being addressed.

Nice looking truck. Glad that white isn't just for rentals anymore.

Sounds epic. I am looking forward to seeing/reading more.

Nice console. Looks pretty usable. Love your brush bar. More like a cow catcher. Damn!

Ferrarjeep. :) Funny homage to Enzo.