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You might be able to find a suitable factory replacement via the following link. https://www.lkqonline.com/2006-Dodge-Pickup-1500-Series-Console/-hn4DmncjDm Second link is for a video of a homemade center console for a Ram 2500. Might give you some inspiration. Good luck with the project.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. I look forward to seeing the plan for the rig come together of you.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. Looking for to some fish pics.

I don’t have the Explore but rather have the InTech Flyer XLT (previous model name before the most recent changes). Chose it for similar reasons that you mention. Can haul cargo in it. Is more than capable for my off-road needs. And even the model I have provides a place to sit in during...

This pic is off the equipt1.com site and shows a Bat 270 Awning by Eezi-Awn. I can’t tell from the pic, but suspect the liftgate is coming into contact with the awning support.

I suspect I will begin the process soon as well.

I had to laugh at this when I thought about all these cats traveling the highways in the cabs of 18-wheelers. I can see them perched on the dash, taking in the scenery and thinking they were "surveying all they ruled over". Thank you for sharing this.

The SO would say that you know me well with regards to "analysis-paralysis". :-) Thanks for sharing your experiences and thoughts.

Those are some big tires! I don't think I ever heard anything bad about the Duratracs... Other than the road noise, which I am trying to mitigate.

If she is anything like our little rescue Aussie, she is "pretty certain" she is the queen of the world when up there. :-)

The SO and I were talking last night about leash-training one of our cats... Maybe a few drinks were involved, but it led to us find the following video... Which leads to... Does anyone here overland with their cat? Is so, please share some of your experiences.

Is your RTT on top of a vehicle or on a trailer? Just wondering about if you're able to lift your Aussie up while standing on the ground of if you have to climb a ladder to get her there.

Here's a link to a video review of an Alu Cab Shadow awning on a Land Cruiser. The lift gate is shown extended at about the 45 second mark during the video and the question is addressed in the comments (see below).

Thanks for bringing these to my attention. Sounds like what I am ultimately looking for... Geared toward road driving but more than capable for a camping excursion. They look good on your Taco and I like the placement of your badge!

Thanks for adding your thoughts. I'm like you in that I want to be able to go down "the road less traveled", if the opportunity presents itself, I just don't want to be jarring my fillings loose on the highway getting there. :-)

Thanks for your reply and feedback. They look really good on your rig.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. Nice set up!

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. Great looking Blazer.

On the off chance someone finds this here... :-) Midland, TX