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Looks good so far !! How much fender did you have to cut??

I have found a few old homes and barns around our area of the north Rockies. Didn't find anything to unusual. Now that I am retired I want to head to the southwest and see what I can come up with from tailings piles and washes.

http://www.idahomotorpool.com/pictures/1987_AMGN2.jpg $21,800 2,900 miles Has clean idaho title

I saw this DIY setup in St.Maries, Idaho this past summer.

Great. Thanks! !

It's really no worse than the 454 on gas. The thing I like most about it is the torque. Our driveway is a 19% grade mile and gravel. Going up the driveway I never go over 1500rpm. It's rated to pull 12,000 pounds and I know I have pulled a lot more than that. We pulled a 30+ foot trailer with...

Originally a Michigander but reside in northern idaho for now.

You should check out some van builds on www.cheaprvliving.com There are some awesome builds out there.

I hope this is 9k, if not please delete it . You can find tons of great solar info at www.cheaprvliving.com There are several people there that live in vans,trucks,rvs, etc that can provide great info. Bill 9810

I have looked death square in the eyes.....death blinked.

I would pick the pickup twer it me. Built a bit heavier for such work. Parts for them just about grow on trees. But I am very biased on Chevrolet trucks.

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Wow, that's a nice one! The Cherrywood is a nice touch.

I had an old hunting blind I wasn't using any longer. It's an Ameristep doghouse. Sets up in 10 seconds and works great with any potty setup. I has been named the "pee pee tipi "

I have been looking at some 6x12 single axle cargo trailers to make a camper out of. I will be living in it full time if everything works out right, pulled by my Suburban. I am thinking of doing a spring over lift on it to help the offroadability of it. Just wondering if anyone has done...

If you were to a pull-a-part type yard you could get factory 16" or 17" rims dead cheap. The other thing this would do is allow you to mount the wheel on site to check clearances. Bill 9810

Thank you!

Great start, I like the jack relocation idea. The jack space on my 01 k2500 suburban is big enough for a bag of tire chains to fit in and still have the jack mounted. I watched a youtube video where a young couple took a Z71 suburban and gutted it behind the front seats. They built a frame to...

Looks great! I have played with the idea of a dedicated overland rig but have decided to stick with my fullsize Chevy. I'm not likely to hit many trails that are size restrictive so my tank should not be an issue. Plus it's nice having it around as a winch point /rig.

The worst part (for me) of cranking the keys up it drastically increases oversteer. I am up in the Rockies and the roads around here are like spaghetti . If you miss a corner due to oversteer you would hit from a 10 ft drop up to 8~900 ft. I turned my keys back down and started looking at proper...