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Latest install was a set of shrockworks sliders. Install was easier than I expected. Used some jack stands to hold the sliders while I moved them into position so I was able to complete the install without anyone holding them for me. Tool about an hour to complete.

In the meantime I completed a couple of minor projects. I added weather seal to the tailgate, black letters to the tailgate, flags to the front quarter panels, and a phone mount in the cab.

Alright, quickly getting through all of my mods to date. One of the cool things about this ranger was they wired points into the truck that have power and all we need is a harness to have 12v in the rear. I ordered a harness, clipped the end off and wired on an anderson plug. this gave me a...

So now that I have the cap installed, I can make the move from my last truck. Time to move the awning and the RTT over to the top of the of the cap and get the living quarters established. The install went really easy since it was a straight move over from a setup that was almost identical...

Next was the Leer Cap. I needed a way that I could haul my gear, my dog, and my kids so I went with a cap. My F150 had a similar setup but I learned from my mistakes of old. This time I picked up a cap with their windoors so I can access my camping gear from the side of the truck. The Fridge...

Now I will go back and start showing the mods I completed. After getting the truck the first purchases I made were for a 2.5 inch level and a pillar mounts. Don't have pics of those installs but shortly after that I installed a pair if rigid lights to as well to complete those 2 projects. The...

That was in North Carolina, Midlothian Va is not that nice, although there are some spots local I cant afford :)

Getting some socially distant camping in.

Guess I will add a short Mod List for what I have done. I will add pics if I have them as I get around to it. Leer 100r Cap Smittybilt RTT Shrockworks Sliders CVT Awning Ford Ranger Lifts 2.5" Level Rigid Lights - A Pillar Lightforce Switch Fascia Cheap Fridge (Ausranvik) 12v Anderson...

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If only we could get their Diesel version. I have been happy with the gasser though and so love checking out the ROTW builds.

I have not done the tires yet, I did install a 2.5 inch level up front. Next Mod will either be the tires or the suspension. Thinking of going with the OME, which will keep the front about where it is but the back side will come up some more. Need to see how much weight I have added so far so...

Do it, I don't think you will be disappointed. Make sure to put in Sport Mode and play a little as well. That is when the engine and transmission really wakes up.

My only complaint so far is that the back seat does not fold flat. Other then that its been great. The ride is comfortable and gas mileage has been holding up even with all the stuff on top. Been a while since I did a hand calculation though. I would definitely recommend taking a peak. If...

Out enjoying a nice night of camping by the water. Things could be worse. Here you can see my tent and awning deployed. It's a Smittybilt tent and cvt awning.

I picked up a new Ranger at the end of last year and have been slowly building it out for offroad use and camping. So far it had been a fun build but there is so much more to do. Most recently (yesterday) I installed a set of rock sliders from Shrockworks. This was a super easy install taking...

Same, been extremely happy with my 5G as well. Already gaining good support from the aftermarket industry.

I have not found any always hot wires in the rear. When my topper was installed, they pulled a wire direct from the battery for the lights.

Was figuring on the 400 if I went Yeti or jackery 500. both look good.

My thought was plug the fridge into the goal zero and the goal zero into the rear plug of the truck so it stays charged when vehicle is running.